Question about TDS "Sound of Chirstmas"

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    Originally Posted By Roger55

    I have a question for all of you TDR "otaku"...

    Saw the Sound of Christmas show at the Dockside stage for the second time today. It was a DIFFERENT show from the first time which was just TWO days ago!!!

    Not entirely different, but insted of just the four bellhops performing, there was a fifth singer who was female. She did a solo song, and also sang lead most of the time with the other four performers. There was only one song that featured the bellhops. The band was also different today. There was an accordian player who also got a solo.

    Asked a CM after the show why it was different and she told me that there are THREE versions of the show. a)Bellhops only b)Female singer only (haven't seen this one) and c)bellhops and female singer all together.

    Can anyone confirm if what I was told is true?

    Just FYI... today's show with both the bellhops and the female lead was a better show than just the bellhops. JMO.
     
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    Originally Posted By MagicalNezumi

    True. They only have one female singer. And they only have one group of "Dockside Porters" (the bellhops). Since they cannot all work everyday, they have varying shows on days the other singers are off. The main featured show is with both the female lead and the bellhops together. -- MagicalNezumi
     
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    Originally Posted By Roger55

    Thanks!!

    Glad I saw the "full" show. Any opinions on how the female only show is?
     
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    Originally Posted By TDRboy38

    The female singer and the accordian player are the "Singing Gondoliers", as Nezumi said the bellhops are the "Dockside Porters". Three days a week is the full show with both atmosphere groups. Two days no "Porters" version and two days no "Gondoliers" version as the two different groups have their days off.
     
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    Originally Posted By MagicalNezumi

    Doh! The "Singing Gondoliers." That's right. They did seem "out of port" at American Waterfront. (wink) -- MagicalNezumi
     
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    Originally Posted By TDLFAN

    Interesting...

    Well. Not to brag here but I had the pleasureof serving Howie Dorough (one of the Backstreet Boys) on my flight from Shanghai to Tokyo early today. Nice kid, but skinny! Of course, I would have preferred Kevin, but Howie was OK.

    Nezumi...Call me tomorrow! I am going to bed now! You've got my room #.
     
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    Originally Posted By SuperDry

    That's interesting. I was on a flight from Tokyo to Dallas a couple of years ago and was a couple of seats away from one of the Backstreet Boys. I would never have known it but for one of my travel companions noticing.
     

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