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I had a simultaneous script of what was sung given me by the theatre on a hand set so I could follow. However some of the rap was even too fast for the machine to let me read it. The costume jodhpurs led the male gaze to the female very clear bottom outline. Some of the actors had amazing vocal abilities. The story line tugged at heart strings as well as other emotions. A very clever historical reflection.

Loved the show really enjoyed it but our seats were so uncomfortable no leg room, was in so much pain had to move , the couple next to us left at the interval I was disappointed at the short version of My Way , other than that the show itself was great

The show was a joy from the start! The musicians and cast were all excellent. All the leads had strong voices ably backed by the rest of the cast. Lots of little touches of humour and all the songs we know and love so well. An excellent night out with a roof-raising finale.

Fabulous story telling. Laughed out loud cried inside Remind me to listen to Radio four more often as I heard about the play by chance

The show was amazing, the story, the actors, the music, the lights, everything. It pretty hard to describe it, to put all feelings into words. You definitely must see it! ❤️

I admit Sting was the primary reason I booked tickets--I love his music. From the moment he turns and reveals himself onstage (well in the air actually), the Sting lovers are satisfied. His acting was heart felt and his voice appropriately gritty given his character's illness. The woman who played his wife, Jackie Morrison, commanded the stage with her acting and singing. Her talent is undeniable. The many choral pieces were glorious. Stunning visual effects! I've read complaints that there are no memorable ditties (like "Memories" from Cats or "These are a few of my favorite things" from the Sound of Music, but I view the music as more operatic--music that moves the plot forward. (I just saw and loved Alcina, but I did not leave the ROH whistling a Handel ditty either!). Some additional shout outs: Lejaun Sheppard's performance as The Wallsend Ferryman elevated the story from a singular locality to a Greek-level universality of life and death. The dying scene (I will not spoil by revealing whose dying scene) was an expected emotional highlight. The scene where the women ward off the police was an unexpected emotional highlight. Finally, bravo to Sting for his humility--he bowed with the cast when he could have garnered minutes of applause on his own.

I attended a matinee performance with my 85 year old mum. We both were thrilled by the performance. The staging, singing, special effects were wonderful. Can't recommend enough.

Brividi dall'inizio alla fine uno dei migliori Musical di Londra, Le voci bravissime e i ballerini con i costumi formidabili! Indimenticabile

I loved the show so much when I saw it with Jake Spears and Self Esteem in the title roles I wanted to come again. It is still my favourite musical but was a little let down by the Sally Bowles character both singing and acting. (Sarah Hyland). The Jewish man also sung flat at times. However, I would still come again because I love the musical so much.

Jokes were sometimes a bit crude for my liking but in the context of dragqueen and amazing acting and singing it was brilliant! An amazing night, I have recommended to all my friends with humour!