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Firstly my sister and I are from Kenya and we had never seen the live show. So we were super excited and had heard amazing reviews. Our seats were perfect, we could see everything and close enough to be pulled into the theatrical experience. The opening is emotional and a feast for the senses. The creativity and ability to get lost in your imagination because of the costumes and puppetry was outstanding. All the main actors were very strong. Adult Simba could have been stronger vocally. Nala was outstanding! Mufasa was a gem. Too many to point out. All excellent and believable. The rhythm, drums and vocals placed high in the boxes to the side of the stage was very effective as was the action near the audience. The orchestra was fabulous. We even managed to buy a drink in the bar nearest our seating area. Not too mad a rush. Bathrooms very close by. One thing, a couple in front of us didn't realize that this is not for very young children and the child was disturbed. The temperature of the theatre was perfect, considering the hot summer 2026. And advise re catching an uberor transport you might want to have a drink and let the crowds dispurse as the other theatres tend to come out at about the same time. We dressed up and made a special event of it. Very very enjoyable experience. Thank you and well done to the actores, directora and crew ♥️

We went as a group of 4 with my Granddaughter (9). The adults enjoyed the show as much as she did; the singing and music were amazing, and the costumes and set were fabulous. We left the theatre feeling upbeat and happy. This is a must-see show and worth every penny.

The play was captivating from the start until the end. Very funny with many laughs. Stephan Mangan was outstanding. We thoroughly enjoyed the play. The time went so fast

The 1990s Leith in Edinburgh was captured well and the story of life for families and young people affected by addiction boldy told. Brought different emotions to the surface through storyline, acting and music - anger, humour, frustration and empathy.

Moulin Rouge was captivating, keeping me on the tip of my seat for the whole show. The costumes, the songs, the music and the vocals... All just magnificent!

Everything about this show was brilliant. The singing, choreography, music, etc etc. very talented team. The theatre was lovely and cool as it was a scorching day. The programme was reasonably priced considering the size of it.

A spirited interpretation based on Isherwood's 'Sally Bowles' with a dash of 'Mr Norris Changes Trains'thrown in for good measure. It is far raunchier than Liza Minelli's 'Cabaret', and the whole theatre was turned into the Kit Kat Club with exotic dancing and a free shot to kick start the evening. I loved the singing, the dancing, the bawdiness and the occasional glimpses of genuine human affection. Best of all was the repetion of 'Tomorrow Belongs to Me' which turned the play into something terrifying. 'Tomorrow' did belong to the fascists and may well do so again.

From start to finish this has to be one of the very best new shows to arrive in London.we decided to give it a go not really sure what to expect. I would see this show again it is so engaging ..cast members have it there all ..celine character unreal.laughter from the word go to the very end.the audience lapped them up…was sad to see it end .we loved it so much .congratulations to each cast members and the fabulous writer who came up with this idea.a must see don’t miss out on the unforgettable night of entertainment.

From start to finish the show held my attention .great acting and creative.each character portrayed the part well. Very energetic and entertaining.

Good story, great actors. Keeps you guessing till the very end. The end itself felt rushed with all the twists. View from the upperring is limited, but sound was good.