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Great show with superb actors bringing only fools back to life... Fab staging and scenery add to the atmosphere... Great songs with all our favourite sketches and one liners ... Really good night out !!

Vibrant, colorful, energetic, and humorous. The only thing that could have made it better odd if we would have gotten to meet the cast and tell them how great they were.

The show improved as it progressed. There were problems with the sound, especially in the first half, including late 'turning on' of the singers microphone

Great show, fab staging, cast, singing, quality of sound. Amazing performance from Laura Pick as Elphaba who stood in (had done a whole run before) but if you didn't buy the expensive £10 programme you'd've not known it was her, as the slip of paper informing us wasn't distributed to the seats. Only lost hearing a few sung words here and there re diction from a minor character (but that might have been a mic issue) but it didn't affect plot comprehension. It's interesting that it's an imagined story, created much later than the original stories by L. Frank Baum, of what was going on prior to Dorothy's arrival. I didn't see much of what was supposed be the reference to Dorothy herself from where I was sitting, but I didn't think it mattered. Mine was a last minute booking, myself & a friend, and seats still a bit pricey considering the cost of living, and that we were way up in the upper part of the circle. Not suitable if anyone has mobility issues as the steps are steep with nothing to hold onto. The queues for the loos were ridiculously long in the interval. Even though many people passed by to use the loos during the show, which was a bit annoying as their silhouettes constantly blocked our view but it was only momentarily, at least that meant that the queue wasn't therefore as long as it might have been. We made the mistake of waiting for it to go down. I joined it about 5 mins before interval end & just made it back to my seat, but my friend who joined it with 2 mins to go didn't, & had to climb the steps in the dark, probably annoying someone. We couldn't book other, better seats at the same price where only 3 in a row were left, as you "can't leave a single seat". I presume if it sold out with only a 3 left the algorithm would have allowed it, as who would book 3 seats if there's only 2 in your group?. Watch out for seats behind 'restricted view' seats as the restricted viewers may well get in the way as they crane their heads, or sit forward, thereby blocking your entire view.

We saw Phantom during a 2012 trip to London and wanted to share it with a family member who is traveling with us this year. While the cast is very good, I believe I preferred the staging from our earlier viewing and that earlier Phantom and Raul had incomparable voices and presence. Still, we moved the show and have now introduced a young man to the wonders of the theatre.

The show was very good for thise who likes that kind of music. But definetly not on my taste.Most of the audeance was above 60 which is understandable.

Bought the tickets last minute - I have seen this show 7 times over the years and this performance was just as good as any before - great story and the music/singing is brilliant- great uplifting show

The best show I have seen for many years. It could have been Tina Turner herself singing. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Well done everyone attached to the show.

This musical starts with a bang, and continues with some great storytelling. The songs are excellent and were very well performed, both from the band and the musicians. A good mix of story, humour, and drama. Recommend to anyone and everyone who even just mildly enjoys musicals.

I was a little afraid that I wouldn't be able to follow the story as I'm not a listener of rap music. However, it was easy to follow so long as I paid attention and the story and acting/singing instantly grabbed my attention and held it. It wa an AMAZING musical... one of the best I've seen in years!