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This was the first time to Regents Park theater and we loved it. The set was so amazing and seeing a show outside was just something you need to experience. Be sure to bring a blanket as it does get kind of chilly when the sun goes down.

Cynthia Erivo’s reimagining of Bram Stoker’s Dracula is an absolute tour-de-force that breathes fresh blood into the classic gothic tale. In this gripping stage production directed by Kip Williams, Erivo commands the stage with ferocious intensity and magnetic allure as the immortal Count. Her performance is layered and unforgettable — equal parts seductive predator, tragic outsider, and ancient evil. The gender-swapped casting works brilliantly, allowing Erivo to explore new emotional territories within the character while maintaining every ounce of the story’s chilling power. The production is visually stunning, drenched in deep reds and ominous shadows. The minimalist yet highly effective set design, combined with masterful lighting and sound, transports the audience from the misty Carpathian Mountains to the heart of Victorian London. Every scene pulses with tension, eroticism, and dread. The supporting ensemble is excellent, particularly in conveying the growing hysteria and psychological unraveling caused by Dracula’s presence. This adaptation respects Stoker’s source material while fearlessly updating it for contemporary audiences. Erivo’s vocal range — moving seamlessly from velvety whispers to terrifying roars — combined with her physical command, makes this one of the most compelling theatrical performances in recent years. If you love atmospheric theater that blends horror, drama, and psychological depth, this Dracula is unmissable. A five-star production that deserves to become a modern classic. Highly recommended!

Can’t recommend this enough. Brilliantly acted and a great reminder of one of the best TV series. As relevant today as it was then. Sorry Prime Minister cleverly closes the book.

Angst , and emotions raw building up to q climax in second part! Henry goodman provided welcome humour and warmth with his more measured reactions to the emotions and his need for social contact as opposed to the dearth of love in the brothers family

There are West End shows, and and then there are realWest End shows. Fiennes and Raison have taken a brand new play by David HARE and established it as a “ keeper”. What a wonderful 2 1/2 hours. The supporting cast were excellent, the scene and costume changes were seamless. It is so much fun to sit in the audience and watch masters create a narrative that one could care about.

Excellent venue - not a bad seat. Shout out especially to the orchestra - conductor kept the musicians together despite dealing with at least 6 different staging platforms. Music was magical! As was the puppeteering! In these days of adversity around the world, this portrayal of the favoured movie Totoro was wholesome, hopeful, and a creative sensation from lighting to acting to puppets! Congratulations - can't recommend it enough!

This show was fabulous in many ways and paricularly loved the way it stayed current with new tunes by Gaga, Adele, Beyonce and more! Well done!

The actors where all wonderful, moving perfectly on the stage with the figurants. Like a choreography. The story was interesting, sometimes funny, sometimes tragic, always perfect. Lights, music, smoke, the stage's présence, everything was so well done. Honestly just go. No. Hesitation. You will have a great experience without any doubt!!

If you love the theatre , and the lives of Henry Irving and Ellen Terry interest you, don’t miss this show. Their history is brought to life by an excellent cast, in strong and sympathetic portrayals. Often funny, always touching. We were in cheaper seats, so we brought little binoculars and were glad we did. Hats off to cast and crew!

Seeing Hamilton live was a dream come true. Definitely recommend to any Hamilton fan. The actors are amazing, whole experience was top notch.