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One of my top three shows I've seen in my 50 years of traveling to London for theater experiences! Everything about this show is beyond fabulous 🤩

This is a fabulous production and unfortunately the story still rings true today. Audience members,show respect to cast members and fellow theatre goers. Come on time and leave your phone in your BAG.

It was enjoyable overall but even my 28 year old Sherlock Holmes aficionado friends found it a little too complicated and long. The zoo scene didn’t seem to have any point to it. Fabulous ending though.

This play is terrific. The actors and story invite the audience to engage with and celebrate the extraordinary combination of superb acting, directing, writing and scene-setting. I truly loved the production and came away just delighted that the only show I will see on this foreshortened visit to London is this one. Grace Pervades the heat and now my memories of West End Theatre done right. Congratulations to the whole troop!

What a brilliant show that is full of great acting, fantastic acting and some good humour! Vanessa Williams is so wonderful in the role of Miranda Priestly.

Absolutely loved this performance. All the actors were excellent. London County Hall makes you feel like you're part of the show.

Myself and my 15 year old granddaughter went to see this as I would describe as a historical masterpiece. The music and songs had quite a modern feel. The King character brought some humour in a quiet serious story. The dance routines were brilliant. I now want to see it again with my husband. Seats wer’e good although I would have wanted to be in a few more seats to be more central to the stage but still ahead a good view.

It was a complete experience If you love circus performance and incredible trapeze acts with singing dancing and a story then this is for you. Especially loved how the performers came into the big top through the audience. Every space was used. Hardly knew where to keep my eyes looking as there was so much happening. Would go again. Kids and adults would enjoy lighting fabulous

There are productions that entertain you, and then there are productions that fundamentally alter what you think theatre can be. The Kit Kat Club's Cabaret is emphatically the latter. From the moment you descend into that basement and a painted stranger looks you square in the eye, you understand that something different is about to happen. We were in the stalls - BB11 and BB12 - close enough to feel the full heat of it. That is the only way to see this show. The whole premise that you, the audience, are the cabaret is not a gimmick. It earns its conceit entirely. Sitting at those candlelit tables with performers threading between you, the fourth wall doesn't just come down; it never existed in the first place. The acting is on another level. Every scene lands with the weight of people who are not merely performing their roles but inhabiting them completely. There were moments of such concentrated emotion that the stalls went utterly still - the kind of quiet that only happens when an entire audience stops breathing at the same time. The Emcee is a creature of pure theatrical instinct: charming, sinister, funny, and ultimately devastating in a way that stays with you long after you leave. Sally Bowles's trajectory lands with the gut-punch that good storytelling earns honestly rather than manipulates for. And the singing. These are not songs that impress you - they are songs that carry the drama forward, that say what the characters cannot. The voices doing that work are extraordinary, and from where we were sitting it felt entirely live and immediate, like something being conjured rather than rehearsed. What elevates this beyond spectacle is its moral seriousness. The slow creep of what's coming, the sense that pleasure and complicity are not so far apart - you find yourself laughing at something and then sitting with the discomfort of having laughed. That is not an accident. That is craft. My husband and I barely spoke on the way out. There was nothing to add.

Excellent show that I'd highly recommend. Even though I've known of Oliver since I was young, I'd actually forgotten the story line, so really enjoyed how this unfolded.