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Looked like a fun theater experience, a musica Life of Brian, but in Mormon terms. But I found it overwhelmingly racist in using Uganda as a base for its Missionary Mormonism... I was born and grew up in Uganda, until Idi Amin threw us out (me as a baby), and I found jokes about female genital mutilation and killings by a 'General' to be in extremely poor taste...

Absolutely amazing show. Fabulous singing, stunning costumes and wonderful staging. Didn't know the story before hand so it was a real treat.

The Shakespearean allusions, the modern obsessions, the pc/non-pc elements were all given a good outing. But the bravest thing was daring to put in the real Shakespeare in the Othello scene - it could have gone spectacularly wrong, but the audience cooled in an instant and we were all aware of what a genius the real Shakespeare was. And the curtain call was a blast!

Good show for adults. Not suitable for children.lively performance. Good music and lighting. Sound poor at start but got better. Choose seats carefully..we were in Grand Circle which has some restricted views.

It is worth noting that this runs straight through without an interval. This works particularly well as the story does not lose its incredible pace. Superb performances from the hardworking cast who took on the many roles. The instant set changes , harmonious singing and well drawn characters really made it stand out. Such a heartbreaking and true story told with great understanding, well done!

An amazing show totally full of energy of energy. We laughed, sang, danced and cried. Suitable for an older teenager and above. Our seats provided a great view, although when the actors used the very front of the stage we could not see without leaning forward. A must see.

Yes, this show is not for everyone but it’s absolutely brilliant. Catchy show numbers which will be in your head all day. Hasa Diga Eebowai

First of all, the singing, the dancing, the whole performance was outstanding and a must-see for anyone/everyone - whether a person is a fan of Michal Jackson's music or not, the show is exhilarating, well performed and entertaining - young or old, black or white, this show is for everyone. Secondly, the show's host's, who are also two of the lead singers, give a great history of Jackson's life and career. Lastly, the show is so good, that it is a real shame that curtains will close on April 26th 2020 - this show, has been going for 11 years, and is one that, in my opinion, should have a permanent residence at the Lyric.

Thoroughly enjoyed. Theatre was just 4 minutes away from Covent Garden station- super easy to get to. Our Seats were brilliant - Fantastic view of the show. Particularly enjoyed Mr and Mrs Wormwood, Miss Trunchball and Miss Honey ( who had a wonderful singing voice!) The kids were outstanding, the choreography was amazing!! 10/10

Fantastic acting/singing,especially by the leading lady. Gave 4 stars for general show as I thought the stage/scenery effects could have been better.