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the show was absolutely fantastic. I found the kid performers impressive. Great job. Not only a great story and singalong songs but also funny jokes, which lightend everything up.

I love my musicals and really enjoyed “The Devil Wears Prada “ The fashion costumes connected to the storyline were beautiful looking like Chanel, Vivienne Westwood etc I enjoyed the music and the fabulous dancers Well done

This was a fantastic shop, which took me back to my childhood. I loved every minute of the show, down to the costumes and my favourite songs.

Everything is spectacular especially the costumes and props (so creative, really representing the characters and movement of different animals). the acting is varied, some good humour as well as very touching scenes . The African singing especially by the baboon rafique out of this world. Special effects super and the man on the bongos…. Too much to name just go and see it!!!! You’ll love it

Show excellent but audience participation of singing along and dancing was not allowed which really frustrated myself and person l was with - spoiled it for us and l’m sure the majority of the audience!

Do yourself a favour… AND GET THOSE TICKETS!!! This was genuinely one of the most incredible shows I have ever seen. Every detail, dance, diamond was dazzling. It made you happy, laugh, sad, dance and admire the sheer effort and talent on stage.

I love the play THE WEIR I have read it twice so to see it performed with such effortless presence humour and sting was beautiful. It’s a play of surprising humanity and gentleness a kind of brook running through lives each with their obscure secrets and desires. It’s supreme achievement is that it feels always real yet is a hell if a whimsical and the relief is its VEFY FUNNY.

We highly recommend going to see Les Miserables. Seeing it at the Sondheim Theatre was magical. The performance was out of this world from the very first song.

Just for one day is a uplifting musical which teaches the next generation what it was like. I brought my son and he had been cynical about live aid but it taught him it mattered, people really tried to make a difference and we did!

Stumbled across this show while walking in Leicester Square. Connected with the characters easily because they were so real. Some parts were hilarious and the colourful language is spot on (I’m from Ireland so I know). Some parts had me crying and I’m a 55 year old man. My wife had to comfort me!