The Unfriend Tickets

Take care NOT to buy a seat with a partly restricted view. That really detracts from an otherwise excellent show. Lee mack is so expressive and visual in his delivery

This play was so funny. The storyline was very good and the acting was excellent!!!

Well worth a visit

A fun trip out, lived up to it's expectations.It was great going to a comedy that had some genuine laugh out loud moments.

Great cast. Very funny

Brilliant script, brilliantly acted. There were no weak links in this fast-paced play. Good direction. Clever set. 10/10

It was like watching an episode of not going out. Only feedback I could give would be less Shouty, for me I felt it was A bit to shouty at times, however, some great one liners and laugh out loud moments. Good to see the female actors shine and Not just focusing on Lee Mack. I didn’t rate the American accent much, despite the actor delivering her performance . Over all we enjoyed the show even though we figured out the plot line rather quickly. An enjoyable evening in a lovely theatre and a great bar.

We really enjoyed this production, Lee Mack is fantastic unbelievable funny but also the rest off the cast where brilliant Loved the script and the production lay out

Excellent play. Loved the show as it was very funny and appealed to our sense of humour.

I love Lee Mack because he has the best body movements, facial expressions and timing. He is definitely the star of the show! If you don’t like poo talk it’s not for you!

The show was a 12 rated show. It had a couple of one off swear words and some adult ideas, like on the behaviour of teens. Nothing scary about it though. Went with my 9 year old daughter and we were in stitches through the show. Absolutely brilliant.

Very funny loved story line lee Mack doesn’t Disappoint whatever he’s in sat in the gods but didn’t Make a difference

Bought these tickets for my husband for Christmas and they were a great success. We both enjoy watching Lee Mack and were not disappointed, if you enjoy his humour then this is a must

Undemanding comedy. Gentle humour, poking fun at family dynamics.

Initially I wasn’t sure about this one, but from curtain up when Frances Barber and Lee Mack appeared and the story unfolded, any reservations were quickly dispelled. It’s very funny, not always belly laugh funny but very entertaining in a way that really portrays the English reticence to confront an uncomfortable truth. Good acting from the whole cast with Lee Mack as Peter and Sarah Alexander as Debbie and as the story revolved around Elsa Jean Krakowski it was unsurprising that Frances Barber’s performance stole the show. A really enjoyable night out, however because of the strong language in the second half, I’d not really recommend it for the under 16s.

All the acting was superb and l was laughing nearly the whole time.

Probably the best show IV seen to date... Simple, funny interesting story line, not over the top with a pile of singing etc.. the cast were very entertaining. 5 stars

OK for a Saturday afternoon but at 45 STG pushing it.

A bit predictable but funny show. Excellent acting by all. Lee Mack was his usual funny entertaining self Show appeared quite short but enjoyed

Ok for my £42 seat but wouldn't have paid more. Just an average plot & disappointed as lee mack is normally hilarious!

Funny comedy, if you like the BBC comedy, not going out you’ll like this production

Really enjoyed the performance of all cast members, especially Lee Mak. It’s a lovely play to watch, relax and be entertained.

Comfortable seats and good view of the stage from the stalls. The cast were well chosen and Lee Mack was very funny with excellent support. Laugh out loud in places.

We loved the theatre itself, which created such an intamate atmosphere. the show itself was funny, extremely well written & acted by all the cast. Brilliant sketch when lee mack is trying to summon up the courage to 'check out' the policeman, Dave in the loo. Haven't laughed so much for a long time. Thank you everyone for a brilliant afternoon, we travelled from the midlands just for the show.

Funny, absurd, well written. A hoot!

Really funny show - slightly black humour that was quintessentially british

Stunning theatre. We sat at the front and had a good view. Set mostly in the family home. Great to see the teenagers have such a big role in the show. The cast were hilarious and I would definitely recommend this show.

Loved the show but only did disappointment is the sound quality/volume. For us patrons up in the grand circle the volume needed cranking up a bit. I didn't think I had a hearing problem!! Sound men/women take note. This is a common problem in many theatres lately.

We left at the interval. The first half was painful and not funny at all. It’s the worst show I’ve seen this year in the West End. Gabriella

Good acting, very witty and funny. An enjoyable day/evening out.

This was the funniest show we have seen in a long time.The acting was sublime. The story was great .We could not stop laughing from beginning to the end.Fantasic.

Fast faced and hilarious, great acting

Dark comedy at its best. Clever, clever writing, but you’d expect nothing less. Nicely topical. Brilliantly delivered by fantastic cast. Laughed so much. Would happily go again.

Really enjoyed this show, laughed out loud throughout - will appeal to all theatregoers - and teenagers would enjoy it too!

Very funny. Great characters and script. Really good storyline and twists. Right out of the No 9 stable and that's a very high bar. Loved it

A comedy that makes you chuckle - especially if you’re a parent of a teenager- and doesn’t resort to cheap laughs through language or sex!

Dated humour. More suitable for a summer reportary seaside theatre show than West End London.

Very pleasant evening! The plot is witty, the set is well designed, the cast is really good,... A very nice play indeed

A fun, engaging afternoon

The play is very amusing, well written and entertaining. A lovely evening out, would definitely recommend