It should be suitable. The Times once reported that it was "a musical that all children over the age of 8 in Britain should not miss", and it has been a world classic for so many years. At the same time, it is also one of the four classic musicals in the world-Cat, Les Miserables, Phantom of the Opera and Miss Saigon-which is easily accepted by middle school students. It has no difficult plot, is easy to understand, and can be used as an introduction to musical. According to the Chinese performance of Cats some time ago, the ticket prices ranged from 80 to 880 (about 80 180280480680880, of which the first two were never booked soon, so they were usually booked), and the performance lasted for two hours and forty-five minutes, because it was a two-act play. So there is still a rest time of about 20 minutes (included in two hours and 45 minutes).

In addition, regarding the part of "You can watch it online" answered on the first floor, it is a video version of 1998, which was shot by a really good British company, and it is indeed the peak portrayal of cats. However, the content of "The Last Battle of Grantag" was not included in the video version, and the dance part of nanny cat and thief cat was also abridged, and the video version was in English. However, the cat currently performing in China is the China version of Asia Lianchuang. Moreover, I think the website on the first floor is not a musical, but an opera cat. ...

I'm a cat fan, and I'm half a musical fan. If you have any questions, please ask them ~ I hope they will be adopted ~