ABnormal

Rating: 10/10 (2 June 2020)

A reviewer has pointed out that previous musicals composed music and songs to fit a story. Here, however, the story has been invented to fit the songs already created. The result, if you are bothered by it, is odd; but who cares ? Who gives a dam ? The only tragedy is that the story doesn't include the As from ABBA. So does it matter if some of the stars can't sing ? Read instead the legion of comments on you tube about: "the Mozart of popular music". ABBA are unique, the greatest pop group that has ever existed, or ever will. Forget the rest, and everyone following Halley's Comet, like the little sissies and the revolving rocks. Sadly, on this site there are a number of mentally impaired, tone deaf, and denigrating wet blankets, who may safely be ignored, but who have managed to lower the vote. I admit that I was greatly surprised to see Harry (Colin Firth) transformed into a dancing quean. Especially since one of the great attractions of ABBA is that they are everyday straight, normal, untattooed, unrebellious, totally social, totally human.