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Very funny adaptation of Much Ado at the Globe. The acting was flawless, especially from the actress playing Beatrice who was covering for the regular actress. The actor playing Benedick was hilarious. Stunning venue, only downside is the planes going over.

I’m in my 50s and I go to at least two shows a month and I think this is one of the best shows I’ve ever been to. They had me at the edge of my seat from beginning to end couldn’t predict what was going to happen. Actors were excellent staging was excellent story didn’t see it coming. I seldom do repeat, but I’ll definitely be looking at this one again.

Absolutely phenomenal show. Hadestown knocks it out of the park on every front. The acting and music were incredible, set design and lighting were used to brilliant effect. Overall it's a must-see show. Cannot rate it highly enough.

I am a regular theatregoer.. and this is the best show I’ve seen in ages.. I’d put it in the same bracket as The Rocky Horror Show ’ and that’s a big compliment. Wacky, laugh out loud entertainment.. not to be taken seriously.. to be enjoyed for what it is.

Took my 16 year old daughter for her birthday. There were all ages there. Performances were spectacular from beginning to end. Don’t hesitate, just book, you won’t be disappointed.

Paddington is suitable for children and adults as it works on every level. Possibly very young children could find some scenes frightening,so maybe 7 plus would be appropriate.

The opera is now 56 years old, but it still sounds wonderful and relevant today. That’s what brilliant music, a brilliant theme, and a brilliant performance are all about! I do have a few reservations about Judas’s singing; in my opinion, it’s the opera’s weakest link, but it doesn’t detract from the overall excellent impression.

First half was the best. Music and performances were excellent throughout. Oddly, it decided to go for full-blown tragedy in the 2nd half. Lots of deaths by a giant, many were senseless. As a musical, superb, as a story, loses coherence in the 2nd half.