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Latest User Reviews
A Monster Calls (Old Vic Theatre, West End)
5 jim
13th Jul 18: Saw this in Bristol - a stunning piece of theatre
5 jim
13th Jul 18: Saw this in Bristol - a stunning piece of theatre
Birdsong
5 John W Barnes
4th Jul 18: Well produced with excellent actors. Very moving and thought provoking.
5 John W Barnes
4th Jul 18: Well produced with excellent actors. Very moving and thought provoking.
Romeo and Juliet (Waterloo East Theatre, Inner London)
5 Joana Haller
3rd Jul 18: I watched this show last night and thoroughly enjoyed it. Love the female leads in the title roles, the energy of the cast and clarity of the lines. Brilliant all round
5 Joana Haller
3rd Jul 18: I watched this show last night and thoroughly enjoyed it. Love the female leads in the title roles, the energy of the cast and clarity of the lines. Brilliant all round
Miss Littlewood (Swan Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon)
3 Pete
29th Jun 18: Many good individual performances but the play didn’t come alive for me. It felt like a “luvvie fest” with too many PC and left wing cliches combined with typical RSC approach to casting. I left without really knowing anything of any depth about Mrs Littlewood. However I was probably in a minority as many in the audience appeared to be in raptures!!!
3 Pete
29th Jun 18: Many good individual performances but the play didn’t come alive for me. It felt like a “luvvie fest” with too many PC and left wing cliches combined with typical RSC approach to casting. I left without really knowing anything of any depth about Mrs Littlewood. However I was probably in a minority as many in the audience appeared to be in raptures!!!
The Last Ship (Theatre Royal, Glasgow)
5 Alexander Allan
22nd Jun 18: Pure Dead Brillant! A great tribute to shipbuilding.
5 Alexander Allan
22nd Jun 18: Pure Dead Brillant! A great tribute to shipbuilding.
Singin' in the Rain (McMillan Theatre, Bridgwater)
1 ttgirl1962
21st Jun 18: v. disapointed after last night. felt under rehearsed and rain... wot a laufh. singing in the puddle more like!!! was so disapointing after price payed. am v sorry cos of effort gone in but wud not reccommend to any1 considering!!! u almos felt sorry for the cast!!!
1 ttgirl1962
21st Jun 18: v. disapointed after last night. felt under rehearsed and rain... wot a laufh. singing in the puddle more like!!! was so disapointing after price payed. am v sorry cos of effort gone in but wud not reccommend to any1 considering!!! u almos felt sorry for the cast!!!
Once a Year on Blackpool Sands
5 Kym
21st Jun 18: If I could give more than 5 I would. I saw this play on the Tuesday and went back last night. Emotional and funny and absolutely fantastic acting.
5 Kym
21st Jun 18: If I could give more than 5 I would. I saw this play on the Tuesday and went back last night. Emotional and funny and absolutely fantastic acting.
Once a Year on Blackpool Sands (General, Liverpool)
5 Gill Dwyer
21st Jun 18: Brilliant show! Excellent story and actors are fantastic. Definitely worth going to see.
5 Gill Dwyer
21st Jun 18: Brilliant show! Excellent story and actors are fantastic. Definitely worth going to see.
A Monster Calls (Bristol Old Vic, Bristol)
5 jim
8th Jun 18: An absolutely amazing production, moving, imaginative and completely compelling ...
5 jim
8th Jun 18: An absolutely amazing production, moving, imaginative and completely compelling ...
Fup
5 James Henderson
16th May 18: I saw this production in 2016 and it was beautiful. Full of laughter and lots of love. The acting was brilliant from everyone and the puppetry was (as usual from Kneehigh) top notch! Go and see the play, you won't be disappointed!
5 James Henderson
16th May 18: I saw this production in 2016 and it was beautiful. Full of laughter and lots of love. The acting was brilliant from everyone and the puppetry was (as usual from Kneehigh) top notch! Go and see the play, you won't be disappointed!
Monogamy
1 Guildford
13th May 18: Oh dear, MONOTONY would be a more appropriate title. I know the play is in early stage of production but it is slow and dis-jointed. Seems that a variety of current issues ranging from Syria to mental illness have been haphazardly put together with an element of farce. Easily the worst play we have seen in a very long time.
1 Guildford
13th May 18: Oh dear, MONOTONY would be a more appropriate title. I know the play is in early stage of production but it is slow and dis-jointed. Seems that a variety of current issues ranging from Syria to mental illness have been haphazardly put together with an element of farce. Easily the worst play we have seen in a very long time.
The Fantastic Follies of Mrs Rich
5 Ruth
13th May 18: Amazing fun, cast, diction,and singing. Aust if you are feeling low! Hope it tours as would love to see it again and take family.
5 Ruth
13th May 18: Amazing fun, cast, diction,and singing. Aust if you are feeling low! Hope it tours as would love to see it again and take family.
Ian Waite and Oti Mabuse - Rhythm of the Night
5 The Pilots wife
4th May 18: We saw Rhythm of the Night on The South Island 2nd May. A secret to me that Ian Waite is a natural comedic entertainer and presenter. Dancing a total given with the beautiful and multi talented Oti Mabuse. The supporting players, Mauris Mabuse and the young singer Lizzi did their job splendidly with Lizzi coming into her role as Ian's stooge in the Barry Manilow number. Again Ian not a singer but he belted out the song and held the notes with a lovely touch of campness.Laughed till the mascara ran darling. We had a fantastic evening so catch this show if you can. BBC don't let Ian Waite out of your sights, he should be presenting SCD at some point.
5 The Pilots wife
4th May 18: We saw Rhythm of the Night on The South Island 2nd May. A secret to me that Ian Waite is a natural comedic entertainer and presenter. Dancing a total given with the beautiful and multi talented Oti Mabuse. The supporting players, Mauris Mabuse and the young singer Lizzi did their job splendidly with Lizzi coming into her role as Ian's stooge in the Barry Manilow number. Again Ian not a singer but he belted out the song and held the notes with a lovely touch of campness.Laughed till the mascara ran darling. We had a fantastic evening so catch this show if you can. BBC don't let Ian Waite out of your sights, he should be presenting SCD at some point.
Ian Waite and Oti Mabuse - Rhythm of the Night
5 Maureen Stewart
2nd May 18: Absolutely fantastic. I went to see Ian & Otti at Shanklin Theatre on the Isle of Wight with my daughter NIkki. I am a massive Strictly fan. I have seen many of the other dancers from Strictly - all brilliant - this show though was so much more than dancing. What an amazing personality Ian has - he should be looking at presenting. And Otti lovely to hear more about her & see her husband. Lizzy (the singer) was very good as well. I would thoroughly recommend going to this show. I will certainly be looking out for more shows from Ian & Otti. Thank you SO much
5 Maureen Stewart
2nd May 18: Absolutely fantastic. I went to see Ian & Otti at Shanklin Theatre on the Isle of Wight with my daughter NIkki. I am a massive Strictly fan. I have seen many of the other dancers from Strictly - all brilliant - this show though was so much more than dancing. What an amazing personality Ian has - he should be looking at presenting. And Otti lovely to hear more about her & see her husband. Lizzy (the singer) was very good as well. I would thoroughly recommend going to this show. I will certainly be looking out for more shows from Ian & Otti. Thank you SO much
You Win Again - the Story of the Bee Gees
5 Paul Markham
22nd Apr 18: Four of us went to Cambridge April 21 and all thought it was good entertainment. In fact very slick with plenty of audience participation . We have seen all the major Rock acts throughout the years and still enjoyed this show. Also the dancers and girl singer all added to it.
5 Paul Markham
22nd Apr 18: Four of us went to Cambridge April 21 and all thought it was good entertainment. In fact very slick with plenty of audience participation . We have seen all the major Rock acts throughout the years and still enjoyed this show. Also the dancers and girl singer all added to it.
Blood Brothers
5 Angela hancock
12th Apr 18: The best show Ive seen, moved me to tears ,the performance of every cast member was superb .the whole performance was so well acted and realistic.i would recommend it highly .
5 Angela hancock
12th Apr 18: The best show Ive seen, moved me to tears ,the performance of every cast member was superb .the whole performance was so well acted and realistic.i would recommend it highly .
This is Elvis (New Theatre, Cardiff)
5 margaret barnett
12th Apr 18: saw this show 11/04/18 with my niece. We were both blown away by the show. Fantastic,a real feel good factor. Steve Michaels was wonderful, having you believe it really was Elvis.Not just Steve but the whole of the cast was incredibly talented. Even in the best shows there is usually something that could be done better. Not this one the feel good factor is wonderful. I am stiil buzzing. Go, you will be glad you did.
5 margaret barnett
12th Apr 18: saw this show 11/04/18 with my niece. We were both blown away by the show. Fantastic,a real feel good factor. Steve Michaels was wonderful, having you believe it really was Elvis.Not just Steve but the whole of the cast was incredibly talented. Even in the best shows there is usually something that could be done better. Not this one the feel good factor is wonderful. I am stiil buzzing. Go, you will be glad you did.
SeatChoice Blog
SIT-Up Awards
Announced today, two new awards during the 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe to support theatre for social change.
Announced today, two new awards during the 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe to support theatre for social change.
Society for Theatre Research - Theatre Book Prize
The judges have announced their shortlist for the prize for books published in 2017.
The judges have announced their shortlist for the prize for books published in 2017.
Reasons to be Graeae
Pioneering disabled-led theatre company Graeae, launch their long awaited biographical book Reasons to be Graeae: A work in progress.
Pioneering disabled-led theatre company Graeae, launch their long awaited biographical book Reasons to be Graeae: A work in progress.
RSC eBay Auction
RSC costume auction ends this month
RSC costume auction ends this month
Google and Secondary Tickets
Google to tighten rules on ticket resale.
Google to tighten rules on ticket resale.
The RSC's Stitch-In-Time
The RSC's costume department needs your help.
The RSC's costume department needs your help.
UK’s First Musical Theatre Cruise
Internationally acclaimed choreographer and TV personality Arlene Phillips will be hitting the high seas with Glitz, Glamour and Gossip onboard the UK’s first ever fully immersive musical theatre cruise.
Internationally acclaimed choreographer and TV personality Arlene Phillips will be hitting the high seas with Glitz, Glamour and Gossip onboard the UK’s first ever fully immersive musical theatre cruise.
Andrew Lloyd Webber's Autobiography
To be released March 2018 - pre-order now
To be released March 2018 - pre-order now
Empty Space Award
The winner of the 2017 Empty Space...Peter Brook Award 2017 announced.
The winner of the 2017 Empty Space...Peter Brook Award 2017 announced.
Bruntwood Prize 2017 announces shortlist
The Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting has announced its shortlist for the prestigious Playwriting Prize.
The Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting has announced its shortlist for the prestigious Playwriting Prize.
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