Watched this with my son last night. We loved it.
This had been recommended to us by some friends on the weekend, and I had intended to watch this with my wife, but after a hard day at work yesterday, she decided not to go. Both kids however were interested, but my son changed his mind before I bought the tickets. However, after my daughter changed her mind, he changed his again and so we booked the tickets and after I prepared dinner, went. (My daughter said that the food was better than she expected).
We walked in and watched an adaptation with Shakespearean prose, but set in the 20's, sort of. Both he and I did not understand all of what was said, but I appreciated the beauty of it, and was able to work out most of it. He disagreed with my view that the way Shakespeare writes is poetry, but he hates poetry.
It had music and dancing, and I love live music. I am not sure that my daughter would have liked it as in general, she does not like cover versions.
Spending time alone with my son was awesome, and is time to be treasured.
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