Breeze showroom-How many shows each nite? Are they good?

[granni10]

Does the show room have more then one show each nite? Have they all been shorted to 30 minutes or less? Are they different? Do they only have singers and dancers or do they have magic, jugglers, etc.? Do they have a live band or is the music electronic? Do they still have the Welcome aboard show with passengers the first nite? Is that a 30 minute show also? Do they pick a Mr. Carnival Breeze on that show?

Thanks

[Ken076]

Does the show room have more then one show each nite? Have they all been shorted to 30 minutes or less? Are they different? Do they only have singers and dancers or do they have magic, jugglers, etc.? Do they have a live band or is the music electronic? Do they still have the Welcome aboard show with passengers the first nite? Is that a 30 minute show also? Do they pick a Mr. Carnival Breeze on that show?

Thanks

 

We're on Breeze in January. this is the show info I gleaned from one of the CC editor's review:

 

Playlist Productions will be about 30 minutes in length and will be offered more frequently and on multiple days compared to Carnival’s current revues. Typically, three shows will be featured on show nights — two performances of one show and one of another. A variety of performance times, including matinees, will be offered, providing guests with greater flexibility in their entertainment options.

Initially, four Playlist Productions are planned, each exploring a different musical genre.

“Divas” is a captivating mix of music, fashion, and dance and features such popular “one-name” female artists as Barbra, Beyonce, Celine, Cher, Madonna and Whitney.

“Latin Nights” brings the passionate Latin culture to life through the fusion music of Gloria Estefan, Enrique Iglesias, Jennifer Lopez, Santana and Shakira.

“Motor City” celebrates the R&B Motown sound of the 1960s and ‘70s, with hits from the Commodores, Lionel Richie, Martha and the Vandellas, Marvin Gaye, The Supremes and Stevie Wonder.

“The Brits!” is a colorful musical tribute to the British invasion featuring a stunning mix of live action and animation and songs by The Beatles, The Who, Herman’s Hermits and Elton John.

ken

[ready2cruzagain]

A lot of good answers on the other thread you started:

 

http://boards.cruisecritic.com/showthread.php?t=1709211