Performance

Venue	Prince of Wales Theatre
	Other spaces: Delfont Room
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	14th September 2012
Opened	24th September 2012
To	19th January 2013
When	Mon, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat at 19:30. Thu, Sat Mats 15:00. Sun 17:00. Xmas changes: Dec 24 15:00 only. Extra Mat Dec 26, 28 at 15:00
Prices	From £20.00. To £20.00.
What is currently on at Prince of Wales Theatre (V409)

Let It Be

T29081465
Relive The Beatles' meteoric rise from their humble beginnings in Liverpool's Cavern Club, through the heights of Beatlemania, to their later studio masterpieces with live performances of early tracks including Twist and Shout, She Loves You and All My Lovin', as well as global mega-hits Yesterday, Hey Jude, Come Together and, of course, Let It Be. Experience this multimedia rich electrifying spectacle which takes you back to the magical sixties when all you needed was love, and a little help from your friends!

Archive :: production:T29081465, musical:S0660397992, venue:V409

Production details

Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the world's most successful rock'n'roll band, The Beatles. The company consists of ten performers, who will share roles from night to night

Reviews

User Review: 10Nov12: Let it be would be laughable where it not for the fact it is gracing the west end stage and the cost of the tickets. We are 'treated' to just over two hours of a fair to middling covers band, the multi media rich spectacular is two screens showing film clips of mostly American origins, a group of middle aged men shaking their heads and falling into every stereotype you've ever seen - sounds and looks nothing like the Beatles Paul is right handed and gaunt while hippy John looks a dead ringer for Ozzy Osbourne.

User Review: 10Nov12: Unusual format for a West End show, which results is a terrible and tacky tribute for the Beatles 50th year.

User Reviews

PLandSL (10Nov12): Unusual format for a West End show, which results is a terrible and tacky tribute for the Beatles 50th year.

me (10Nov12): Let it be would be laughable where it not for the fact it is gracing the west end stage and the cost of the tickets. We are 'treated' to just over two hours of a fair to middling covers band, the multi media rich spectacular is two screens showing film clips of mostly American origins, a group of middle aged men shaking their heads and falling into every stereotype you've ever seen - sounds and looks nothing like the Beatles Paul is right handed and gaunt while hippy John looks a dead ringer for Ozzy Osbourne.

Overall: 5.00

me (10Nov12): Let it be would be laughable where it not for the fact it is gracing the west end stage and the cost of the tickets. We are 'treated' to just over two hours of a fair to middling covers band, the multi media rich spectacular is two screens showing film clips of mostly American origins, a group of middle aged men shaking their heads and falling into every stereotype you've ever seen - sounds and looks nothing like the Beatles Paul is right handed and gaunt while hippy John looks a dead ringer for Ozzy Osbourne.

PLandSL (10Nov12): Unusual format for a West End show, which results is a terrible and tacky tribute for the Beatles 50th year.

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Company

Producer	Jamie Hendry Productions
Producer	Annerin Productions
Producer	Rain Productions
Producer	BB Promotion
Producer	MagicSpace Entertainment
Producer	Julian Stoneman Associates
Director	John Maher
Design	Tim McQuillen Wright
Sound	Gareth Owen
Lighting	Humphrey McDermott
Performer	Emanuelle Angeletti
Performer	John Brosnan
Performer	James Fox
Performer	Michael Gagliano
Performer	Reuven Gershon
Performer	Stephen Hill
Performer	Phil Martin
Performer	Luke Roberts

CORONAVIRUS: All UK venues closed on 16th March 2020, restrictions were lifted on 19th July 2021. Please note that iUKTDb archive listings between March 2020 and July 2021 may not be accurate as we did not receive details of all rescheduled and cancelled shows.

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