ticular order) were Zasu (the hornbill), Timon (the meerkat) and Pumbaa (big-mouthed warthog). They were really funny and the way those puppeteers gave their dialogues, sang, and control the puppets at the same time was really amazing..pure talent I may say.One of the people in the audience didn't manage to control him/herself (not sure) and took 3 photo shots with the camera and with the flash on! I'm sure a lot of people have raised their eyebrows. Can't believe he/she did that!
The first musical I've seen was Miss Saigon back when it was staged in Manila, Philippines. I have bee living in the UK for 5 years now and this is the first time I've seen one in London. I will surely watch more!
Before seeing The Lion King, we had a very nice meal @ Pasta Brown. Ordered prawns with garlic sauce for starters, and linguine with langoustine for main course. Didn't realise their serving is massive! There I was, trying to finish this big bowl of pasta..I failed the task! Should've ordered a kiddie size hahaha!(none available tho). Once again, didn't have room for dessert.Pasta Brown: 7/10

Took another photo of London as we walk along Waterloo bridge before catching the train back to Kingston. It was a very nice sight before ending a Friday night.
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