Strange title, huh? Well, My bf and I went to BKK to see Mamma Mia at the Ratchadalai Theater today. It was a great show. I have seen it twice before, in NYC and in LA. The BKK production was as good as either of them. If you can get a ticket it is well worth seeing.

 

Regarding swine flu, as we showed our tickets they had an ear scan digital thermometer to check if anyone had a fever. There was also a table with a couple of nurses sitting there.

I am not quite sure what they did if someone had a fever. There were also bottles of antiseptic hand cleansers in several places. In the auditorium I saw several people wearing face masks.

You sure they weren't there to rob the place?

What would they steal? The glitter from the lame on the costumes?

Strange title, huh? Well, My bf and I went to BKK to see Mamma Mia at the Ratchadalai Theater today. It was a great show. I have seen it twice before, in NYC and in LA. The BKK production was as good as either of them. If you can get a ticket it is well worth seeing.

 

Regarding swine flu, as we showed our tickets they had an ear scan digital thermometer to check if anyone had a fever. There was also a table with a couple of nurses sitting there.

I am not quite sure what they did if someone had a fever. There were also bottles of antiseptic hand cleansers in several places. In the auditorium I saw several people wearing face masks.

I watch the Academy Fantasia concert on TV every Saturday. They also have a table at the entrance staffed by nurses with thermometers. They also distribute face masks to all attendees. When they first started this last month about 50 % of the audience was wearing the masks - now I estimate it is down to about 30%. But many of the people wear the maskes intermittently - on for awhile then off for awhile - not sure how effective this approach is.

I would be curious to know if I had a ticket for the show and got there and had a fever and if they decided not to let me in, would they refund my money?