McQueen Tickets

BORING!!!!! THE WORST THEATRE PLAY I EVER SEEN!!

I read some bad reviews after I booked the tickets so was not looking forward to the evening, but was pleasantly surprised. Interesting way to portray the story, great staging and some humorous highlights. Shame the theatre was not fuller, but does underline the fact you should not always be swayed by the critics!

Having seen "Savage Beauty" twice and read "Blood Beneath the Skin" by Andrew Wilson the play further enhanced my understanding of Alexander McQueen - both his personal and professional lives. Not sure if anyone who went to see the play "cold" could fully understand the storyline. The production was amazing - a delight to watch. It was also very moving. The acting, stage design and music made a perfect performance. My friend and I loved the play and so enjoyed the evening. Just wished we could have bought a recording of the music. I could easily see it again however doubt if I can in the next week. Congratulations to everyone involved.

Didn't expect to enjoy McQueen so much because of some reviews I'd read. Was genuinely surprised at how moving it was. Also the costumes and choreography were fantastic - mesmerising. The two main actors were fantastic - really believable in a surreal scenario. I came away feeling that I really knew Alexander McQueen. See it and make up your own mind.

I simply fell in love with the text of the play itself. I have to buy the text published and I wish to read it. Again and again and again. It brings so much, it tells a lot. I am in love with that play. In love with the performance itself. It was a great show, a great, dynamic show. Moving, passionate, touching. It made me cry several times… That means a lot… First - McQueen - played masterly. Applause! Isabella Blow… I have no words to describe how much I admire the actress playing her. Applause! That woman, that actress is a… I have no words. I am just speechless. The whole cast - admirable! The dancers - magical! Applause! Unforgettable! Applause… Alexander Angelov

Great show loved every minute, great priced seats lovely theatre and Stephen White was sensational, laughed and cried some heart felt moments beautifully acted, easy to get to theatre and the programmes a reasonable price.

Truly enjoyed this show, we were hesitant when we saw the reviews, but how wrong they were. Excellent show, a story to be taught, actors were superb and what a wonderful theatre. Not recommended for families or young children because of the swearing, otherwise anyone else.......its the story and they got it right.

I would not see this a second time and I would not recommend it. I found it depressing and rather pointless. Not the actors fault though. The storyline of the girl (from the tree) was naff and silly. The mannequins were the best part of the performance. Our seats were upgraded to A 15 and 16 and we had a brilliant view.

Artistic brilliance and a thoroughly enjoyable evening

Really enjoyed the show. Gave an interesting insight into mental illness and the life of 'celebrity'.

Really so pleased I got to see McQueen. Stephen Wight was exceptional and uncannily so like Lee McQueen in his look and mannerisms. This production has everything; sadness, humour, warmth, vulnerability, bravery, poignancy, the list is endless. Particulary loved the writing of the scene where Lee describes the blode woman, and thought the dialogue with Isabella blow was brave, raw and very moving. Think I'll be going to see this again!

Having seen the savage beauty show at the v and a this was a great follow on. We felt that the story de picked the pain and struggle of being a tortured genius and i could genuinely relate to the challenge of living one day at a time. Depression is something that film makers and producers she away from and I felt it was very brave. As someone with depression I for once felt that the illness was talked about in an accurate way and not glamourised or belittled. Amazing acting too