The show was excellent! Very funny in all aspects, the cast was amazing, the puppeteering work was wonderful. Loved the show would recommend it to my friends, but certainly not to anyone under age 13, maybe even older. inappropriate, but uproariously hilarious!

Oh! and GEORGE BUSH IS ONLY FOR NOW!!!! WOOOOO!

Can someone tell me what happens in the 2nd half? We were there Wednesday night but had to leave at intermission because my daughter got sick so I had to get home to her. We were going to go today and just as we were leaving we found out my grandfather had a stroke. Obviously we weren't meant to see the end but I'd like to know what happens.

Thanks

I'm so sorry about the sicknesses.

Act II starts with Princeton alone in his apartment and then Brian walks in and starts to sing "There is Life Outside Your Apartment" and is joined by the rest of the cast. Princeton meets Lucy while out in the gangs journey and takes her home for the evening. Kate sees Lucy and becomes jealous, but then Christmas Eve explains to Kate that "The More You Ruv Someone" the more you want to kill them. Kate invites Princeton to meet at the top of the Empire State Building by note, which is destroyed by Lucy. Nicky is looking for a place to stay and asks Gary who then explains that he takes pleasure in Nicky's pain in "Schadenfreude." Kate, after being stood up, Rod who refuses to accept Nicky's apology, and Princeton reflect on their happier days in "I Wish I Could Go Back To College." Nicky is begging for money in the street and Princeton tells him about the Monster School which he is going to build for Kate and so they then ask the Audience to give them their money in "The Money Song." The group then asks Trekkie for some financial help in which he gives them $10 million from his investments in his internet love. Kate loves the school, Brian has a job, Christmas Eve has a client, Rod announces his homosexuality, Nicky moves back in with Rod. And Princeton and Kate decide to have a relationship and take it slow ("There's a Fine, Fine Line (Reprise)"). Finally Princeton is worried that he will never find a purpose and everyone sings "For Now."

For a more detailed plot analysis, go to wikipedia.org hopefully that was helpful.