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Fabulous colourful, costumes, Vanessa Willams was brilliant as Miranda. We saw it last Tuesday when the understudy was playing Andi - she did a fantastic job (we didn't even realise until after the show when we were reading up about the cast) Nigel's solo brought tears to my eyes, very moving. Will definitely be recommending to family & friends.

Beverley Knight is a force to be experienced !!! There was nothing that could be criticised but all should be applauded, singing, acting, production and musical scores.

the theatre is fabulous with a comfortable bar. the actors responded well to playing in the round. Beverly Knight was superb. it was altogether a brilliant experience

Totally amazing show the costumes and set were amazing and so seamless Excellent views The animal characterisation was brilliant

Enjoyed the show. A lot of Yiddish spoken, mostly with translation on a screen. Mainly for a Jewish audience I feel due to Orthodox Judaism and not enough explanation for what's being presented.

Fantastic show, good songs, great scenery and acting. good story and funny too. Lovely theatre and very helpful friendly staff, well done theatre royal haymerket

A funny and enjoyable performance which captivates the audience. Be prepared to laugh and enjoy the well thought-out storyline and script. I would see this performance again and highly recommend to others!

Some parts are probably not particularly suitable for young people - quite suggestive but not distasteful. However, it is very entertaining and fun. Music very loud but overall good. The sets are excellent.

A wonderful play, all about priorities in life and a lot more. Don’t go for the singing even though I really enjoyed it, go for the story line. A moral lesson to us all about putting priorities right, about regrets in life and what could have done differently if only … but also about how difficult it is to be an artist …. A lovely theatre with comfy seats, with a great location. Thank you for a great play !

Look somewhere else for non-brilliant things; for this is not one of them. Hypnotised by humour, an east-end nurse and a bombastically-brilliant bare-cheeked Mercutio so simply-sophisticatedly set that you wander willingly astray down the path of the love, in a play - playing here on chance and ‘Sliding Doors’ alternatives delivered somehow straight to your cerebral cortex without barrier of the bard- so much so, that it is only in retrospect that you realise you have been taken too far; arrested by the astounding acting, not just (‘just’!) of Sadie’s Juliet, that maybe, just maybe there is a happy ever after…dare…you…believe? You do believe. My fourteen, astounded, Tom & Zen are the second-best thing she saw that evening. My twelve, selling the play to his mates as, “pretty cool,” as we try to walk off its enthralling effect, all equally loquacious with it all, late night strolling through Leicester Square with no direction nor destination when we should be in bed. Mother, my eighty-year-old mother, a retired and reserved English teacher, has seen ‘hundreds of productions’ both in Stratford and London of most all of his plays, with stars of screen before, said it was still hard to shake off the next day. “Was this the best - Shakespeare [not just R&J] production you have ever seen?” standing outside afterwards. No pause, hesitation, qualification. “Yes”. This is one of the best - things - you will see. Ever ever.