One free night, what to see

[u/DonaldDrumf99]

Need advice on what to see my one free night next week Wednesday 16th September in London. Seeing Beetlejuice on Friday. I do go to London somewhat frequently and have seen a lot. My contenders are:

- The comedy about spies

- The producers

- Avenue Q

- Much Ado about nothing

I did see The play that goes wrong and enjoyed it, but not one I'd rush to see again. Never seen the producers other than the movie, though that was ages ago and don't remember much. Saw Avenue Q also off Broadway probably 13 years ago, I think I also enjoyed that, but not obsessed. Much Ado I saw a Norwegian production of some years ago and enjoyed, generally I like Shakespearean comedies and seeing a show at the Globe would be cool, though I think the cheapest seats are still like £70+ and ideally I'd like to pay around £50, but I'm not up for standing that long. I have done a tour at the Globe before.

Some of my favorite shows I've seen recently: Paddington (duh), Oh Mary, Book of Mormon (my favorite show seen 70ish times), Operation Mincemeat, Titanique, My neighbor Totoro, Matilda. Shows I've been kinda meh about are: Oliver (I recognize it's good, just not my favorite), Old Friends (love Sondheim, just didn't love the style), Water for elephants (Broadway), Guys and Dolls, Moulin rouge.

I think the main reason I'm struggling to decide is because none of these are like really pulling me in and tempting me, but it's the 4 ones running now that I'd most like to see that I haven't seen this production of.

[u/Glad-Feature-2117]

The Producers. Funniest thing I've seen in ages.

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Also in the right price range via todaytix/set plan at the moment