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The performance is powered by an exceptional young cast, with the actress playing Matilda delivering a breathtaking mix of innocence, courage, and sharp intelligence. The set design is a visual feast, towering bookshelves, whimsical chalkboard animations, and dynamic lighting that shifts from playful to dramatic in an instant.

The show was really a great moment. Considering the previous "Oliver" ( film and Jonathan Price's ), I liked the modern and humorous tone of the show. I was at the first row of stalls,center It was great,specially to appreciate thé talent and involvment of every performers and specially th orchestra conductor and Simon Lifkin. But no one told me, when I booked these seat that I would be, several times, blinded by the top white lights from the cieling of stage. That was, at certain moment, painfull and unbearable. You must inform your costumers.

The whole production is top class; the acting, singing, the effects, the props. It’s a production that keeps on giving. It’s intense, action packed and full of class and quality. I came away thinking that is the best experience I’ve had in the theatre and easily worth the money. Thank you for an exceptional evening.

It has a style of its own, wouldn't see it twice but I was entertained. Sat in the gods so it didn't cost much either (£35 per ticket isn't bad for a West End theatre)

Never having been to this theatre before and on entering was thinking where is the stage? Next thought was how could they put on a good show on such a small area!! I was so wrong what a show, absolutely fabulous. The theatrical performance was great from everyone but the lead roll of Scrooge played by Paul Hilton was superb…there I was reaching for a tissue a couple of times. The seats we had were Stalls E24 & E25 which was ringside to where the performance was being played out….expense but well worth it. On our annual visit to London next year we will certainly be looking to see what is on at this Theatre. A great night

The trapeze artists and dancers were spectacular. Costumes were out of this world. Ther wasnt much of a storyline, in fact at first I didn't really understand what was going on. Also having seen the Greatest Showman movie I was expecting it to be a similar story - it was not that at all. Some of the music was recognisable as from the movie and all the music was wonderful. The singers were all outstanding. However my one gripe is the lighting. Those spotlights shining directly at the audience when the trapeze acts were performed made it almost impossible to see the performance. I was holding my hand up to shade, my eyes as the lights were so bright and shining directly into my eyes. A most unpleasant experience. The entrance and foyers decor was done up to represent the typical circus, the grounds and backstage. It was cleverly done. My final gripe is we were told to arrive an hour before the starting time,which we did, and ended up standing in the freezing cold in a long queue waiting to get in. I didn't think the earlier arrival time was worth the additional circus experience.

Absolutely stunning interpretation of Greek legend, amazing jazz music, vivid characters, clever script. Must be seen by every thinking human of any age. Lots of joy!

Memorable, beautiful and superbly presented version of Victor Hugo’s classic tale of law, grace, redemption and new beginnings. For sure five stars in all areas.

In insightful emotional play based in a true story which is incredibly well dramatised. I sobbed at the end because it is movingly sad and hopeful. Would recommend it to everyone

I took my daughter and 6 year old granddaughter and we were all entranced by the show. The music dancing and story were all very well done. Having the lyrics available helped too though my granddaughter knee the word and sang along with some songs. Would definitely recommend