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We visited with our 3 and 6yo and loved it. The adults got lots of laughs and found it very entertaining. The three year old keeps talking about how scary the crocodile was, days later, and the six year old loved the music and costumes

I really enjoyed the contemporary dance interpretation of Bizet's music, but I wasn't expecting the nudity or sexual references. All in all though a great afternoon out.

Great acting, no weak links in the cast at all. The rattling pace kept up throughout, leading the audience through a whole range of emotions.

It was spoiled for me by being too loud when the ensemble were singing and a few solos. This could be many decibels quieter. It is an onslaught to the ears. I am 82, admittedly but I had taken my niece and children aged 6 and 10. The elder of the two had a panic attack with claustrophobia once we were in our seats (dress circle) and mercifully I had booked an aisle seat. One small boy had such a crisis outside at the beginning I wonder if he ever got inside. The loud noises and the blackout bit could be given as a warning for such children who are on the spectrum.

Show for families . Interactive, fast paced full of jokes and toilet humour. Rushed through parts of history with fun and gruesome facts. Both clever and witty.

Great music and a very tight production makes this a show for everyone. Only disappointment- I would love it if the performance had finished with My Way…but New York was pretty good to end with.

This show was never on my to see list I only went because a friend wanted to see it . OMG it was stunningly amazing I was captivated from the start also very emotional. Acting and singing phenomenal visuals amazing if I’m honest I really did not expect to enjoy it but was worth every penny

An amazingly vivid and joyful performance. The costumes, the sets, the actors all were superb. It’s the best musical I’ve been to in my 75 years. We loved every minute of it and could have sat through it all over again. We really didn’t want it to end. It was truly a feast for the eyes and ears.

Great show was concerned it would not compare with the movie but it did and the staging allowed the audience to feel close to the performance

Decades swerving what I imagined was a grotesque farce, I totally loved this version of 'Cyrano'!. It is pure finesse and the storyline of 'the love that cannot declare its name' is so arresting and ultimately heart-wrenching. There's a gorgeous poetry and humour to the new modern dialogues, the acting is stellar, everyone has such range of expression. Echoes of 'Remains of the Day'..?