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Modern combination of jazz, folk, blues R&B. Good songs and singing, movement and acting. Excellent support musicians (especially drummer and trombone. I was amazed to see such a young, enthusiastic audience. Some around me indicated that they had heard the CD or seen the show before. A great night out.

If you love the film The Greatest Showman then definitely need to see this show as was fantastic & from the moment you arrive everything was amazing.

We loved how the show adapted the movie! Every member of the team acted perfectly, vocals were wonderful, costumes were incredible!😍 It is a must see, we’ll definitely come back for a second round!

Booked tbis show and had moderate expectations but WOW !!! The show was amazing , nostalgic, emotional and just fantastic. All the characters amazing but Tina was just outstanding

What a show, bloody brilliant. Standing ovation at the end was worth it. Took my mum for her 80th birthday, she absolutely loved it.

I saw this in the 1980s and the music and songs have always been a favourite of mine. This re-vamped version was just as fabulous as I remember it from then. The energy, costumes, staging, lighting, make-up and feeling of being in the midst of the whole story were all incredible. I took my two sons who are now fans too. A must-see!

Lovely theatre with friendly and helpful staff. Show did not disappoint, most excellent. Loved the mini concert at the end. One could really feel Tina's energy.

'a whopping great hit' from Chichester directed by Matthew Bourne has transferred well to the West End. Whilst not a fan of Matthew Bourne's adaptions, in this case he went OTT on Fagan's character, it was a good show with all the original tv adaption story and songs. My only disappointment was the sound system was too loud and with exception of the soloists, the songs were 'shouted' rather than 'sung' and thus lost the tunefulmess.

the arrangement is great, the car and how it gives you the vision of it moving at fast speed is genius, loved it. I won't spoilt the surprise at the end, I am still thinking how they did it. The singing and dancing was also very energetic, perfect way to end a long day at work. the only thing is the lighting into the audience is quite bright, had to shut my eyes a number of times. This is the only negative.

And those flaws certainly weren’t the swans or “the stranger”. The lead swan dancer was beyond terrific … unbelievable performance throughout, great acting ability and stage presence. Worth the massively expensive ticket on his own. All the dancers were great, though I was most unimpressed by the Prince. If I’d been his mother I’d have thrown him out for being such a whiner!! Grief! Mind you. The Prince had a rubbish part compared with being a swan. He spent half his time running pointlessly back and forth, or off the side of the stage with his arm outstretched like something from Benny Hill. The first 45 minutes of the show were pretty pointless. Loads of walking around and bowing and little else. It was boring. And the “girlfriend” … embarrassingly unfunny. I cringed every time she appeared. Again, a terrible part to have, especially as the lady was a great dancer when given the chance. Plus, two of the most poignant musical themes were wasted on a giant Swan’s matchbox and an old lady wheeling a shopping trolley. Weird. Well, yes, it’s a show I’d like to see again, for the swans and the second act. Are there reduced price tickets for coming in at about 45 minutes in?!?! Hehe