A Chorus Line Tickets

We are regular theatre-goers, and fans of musicals in particular. If you go to see this show primarily as a musical spectacular you might, like us, be disappointed. The first hour became tedious and monotonous, with not much action, and very little music. The cast's story lines seemed to drag on too long unnecessarily and it began to be a bit too 'samey', although it did pick up a little towards the end. As a musical fan I'd rate it 4/10 max. (sorry).

We are regular theatre-goers, and fans of musicals in particular. If you go to see this show primarily as a musical spectacular you might, like us, be disappointed. The first hour became tedious and monotonous, with not much action, and very little music. The cast's story lines seemed to drag on too long unnecessarily and it began to be a bit too 'samey', although it did pick up a little towards the end. As a musical fan I'd rate it 4/10 max. (sorry).

Would be a bit risky for pre teens but is as meaning full today as in the seventies

It was not what we were looking for in a show in the Palladium. It was 80% talking, the best bit was the last 5 minutes with the dancing in costumes, exactly what we were looking for then.

Nothing more to add really, thoroughly enjoyed it.

I took mmy 11 year old grandaughter and thought the content inappropriate for her age. There was hardly any scenery no costume change. Silly storyline. Boring, the only show in London that I have been to that I would like to have walked out of.

This show will appeal to you if you enjoy cabaret, comedy and musicals something for everyone!

Dont bother to attend

The musical was not exactly a musical but monologues of people problems which itself can be important but not when expecting to watch an entertaining musical. The dancing itself was mediocre and limited.

A Chorus Line is a classic musical that has everything. I have now seen four times including the current production at the London Palladium, and it never loses its power to thrill me. When I first saw it I didn't fully appreciate the story line, but each time I see it, it gains in stature. It is a pity that theatre tickets are expensive which now maybe prevents as many people from attending. But, if you can get a reduced price ticket, don't miss the opportunity.

Was disappointed as had read reviews that suggested this would be up there with the other great productions I have seen. It was not. The actig was great but the story line went no where and the entire show is spend introducing the many many characters, rather than then telling a story about them. I found this painfully boring at times, and wanted to fast forward. The music was ok but was quite repetitive. All-in-all it was enjoyable in parts, and the actin was great but overall just not my cup of tea.

Was disappointed as had read reviews that suggested this would be up there with the other great productions I have seen. It was not. The actig was great but the story line went no where and the entire show is spend introducing the many many characters, rather than then telling a story about them. I found this painfully boring at times, and wanted to fast forward. The music was ok but was quite repetitive.

Slow to start - I Knew nothing about the play before we went but thought that the story line was very slow - we did however, enjoy the show

Don't drink anything diuretic

not enough music

Not one to put on your list.

Not a sing along as some musicals but still very good - a bit different.

A great cast who work really hard for 2 hours non stop.

Pretty average performance of a well known story

Fantastic. True to the original production, absolutely no need to change it. Magical.

I found it a bit slow in places and expected more dancing

A Chorus Line was the highlight of our trip to London.

I saw the original show in the 70s, have watched the movie and also seen the Broadway production around 5 years ago. This excellent revival is up there with them all. The dancing is out of this world, the singing, except for a couple of instances is very good and the acting very real. Accents a little questinable here and there (the Puerto Rican guys says he's from PORT-oh Reeeko). The tireless chorus must be congratulated on constantly keeping in character. Harry Francis stood out as the 18 year old keen hopeful. Scarlet Strallen's dance solo was fab as you would expect, although the actual choreography did not do her that many favours. She could have amazed us even more. Most of the singing was very good indeed - the girl who say "Tits and Ass" didn't quite hit every note and let things down a tiny bit. Shame. This is a show in which even one person lets the whole thing down. The underlying meaning of the show i.e. "that we all work to make out mark in our chosen profession by trying hard, only to find success may just mean we are one of many others" is underlying this production in an underniable way. This production HAS to be seen. It's absolutely brill.