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Great theatre and location right opposite Tottenham court Rd underground. Walking distance from Soho. The costumes were fabulous and brilliant choreography

The stage management was delightfully original, creative and engaging using photography, fine art and ballet to portray the context of Keynes' life and his influence on the world. Rory Kinnear's performance was no less than brilliant. As were many others. I am not one for standing ovations but this really deserved it.

The show was very thought provoking, dealing with the practicalities of daily life for the talented composer Shostakovich and his wife, under the brutal Stalin regime. It showed how repression and censorship impacted the composer and raised questions about 'who does art belong to?'. Despite his obvious talent, Shostakovich was also portrayed as a weak and self-obsessed man, whilst his academic physicist wife shone through as the linchpin of the family. A remarkable story brought to life with dry humour and impressive acting, which is also very topical within the current context of modern day Russia and its repressive regime.

We managed to get last day tickets and it was really worth it. The show was wonderful. The seats, not so good. But you get what you pay for.

The part of the Grand Circle where we were sitting had a good view and we enjoyed the show immensely. I had brought my wife to see the show nearly 30 years ago for her 40th birthday. She was not feeling well on the day and did not get the best out of the show then. This time she was feeling well and enjoyed every minute of it.

If you liked the movie, you'd probably enjoy it as it didn't deviate too much. If you've never seen the movie, you'd probably enjoy it too, it was bright, colourful and funny. I was impressed.

It was easy to get to, parking was a few minutes walk and cheap. Seating was comfortable, plenty of toilets. Drinks were expensive £34 a bottle of wine. The performance was incredible, all singers were absolutely amazing. It was a nice bonus to see Alexandra Burke.

This was a very enjoyable evening. The actors were great. The only caveat was the sound was a bit low, not sure if this came from the actors’voices or the overall quality of the theatre set up. I would still recommend it!

A madcap,crazy show, full.of risque jokes, plays on words, visual humour and carefully botched 'special effects' that had the audience doubled-up with laughter. A running James Bond theme that fans of the Bond saga will appreciate.

Loved the setting and outdoor experience. Would ask other guest not to leave their seats at Crucial Moments. The movement of people did irritate. Move during applause for example not at dramatic moments Of Solos. Don't rest your feet on the back of the chair in front of you! All common curtsy really.