Breakfast At Tiffany's Tickets

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C Reviewed on 20 September 2016 by Colin
Gillingham, United Kingdom

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Not a great adaptation of the film story. Highlights included the music/singing.

T Reviewed on 18 September 2016 by Thomas
Melbourne, Australia

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good cast for a good show

J Reviewed on 15 September 2016 by John
Oxted, United Kingdom

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My favourite movie, but storyline in the play was poor. If you didn't know anything about it, it would be difficult to follow.

A Reviewed on 11 September 2016 by Aurora
Loughton, United Kingdom

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Was great to see an adaption to threatre although the story was lacking charme. Pixie Lott was not good as Ollie, her face constantly forcing to imitate a weird american accent and try to be too pretentious. Clothes for Ollie were not stylish at all, make up was eccessive. I would not recommend this show, it has no charm or soul.

D Reviewed on 10 September 2016 by Daniela
London, United Kingdom

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Difficult to fill in the above questionnaire truthfully as my comments impinge on all aspects. 1. the speech was too fast. I could not comment on diction as the words were not clear. It was therefore not clear to me on A27 of the Royal Circle. My friend who does not wear hearing aids similarly found it difficult. 2 I wear a hearing aid - like many - 1 in 5 people wear a hearing aid according to the RNID. - I could NOT hear the performers it was a gabled noise interspersed with a few words. Very disappointed 3 And you do not have a hearing loop - WHY???? According to the Divisibility act 2010 Service providers are required to make changes, where needed, to improve service for disabled customers or potential customers. There is a legal requirement to make reasonable changes to the way things are done (such as changing a policy), to the built environment (such as making changes to the structure to improve access) and to provide auxiliary aids and services (such as providing information in an accessible format , an induction loop for customers with hearing aids, special computer software or additional staff support when using a service) The performers do not have to wear microphones but their voices and be picked up in other ways. 4 I expected better than this from one of our major theatres!!! 5. I feel I wasted my money and if asked to recommend would have to point out these faults. 6. Not enamoured of Pixie Lott's presentation of the songs. It gave the impression that she was not either comfortable or really capable of playing the guitar!

R Reviewed on 07 September 2016 by Raymond
Chelsea,, United Kingdom

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P Reviewed on 05 September 2016 by Penelope
Kennington Ashford, United Kingdom

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I booked the tickets to take my sister who is visiting from the US. We both liked the movie and thought the play would be a good idea. The play did not do justice to the movie. The acting was bad and the script boring. It was simply awful. Really regret going to see this play.

M Reviewed on 30 August 2016 by Maria
Gerrards Cross, United Kingdom

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A good show, but I found Pixie Lott could be difficult to hear at times.

B Reviewed on 28 August 2016 by Brian
Coventry, United Kingdom

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S Reviewed on 27 August 2016 by Suzanne
Auckland, New Zealand

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The beginning was a few lines of Moon River. Was it good? I dont think so. The actors are good but I was expecting a lot more from Pixie Lott. She tried the posh accent which I dont like. The acting was average (maybe because she is not an actress) and I wasnt impress about her singing Moon River at the end. She sang a total of 2 songs plus a few lines at the start. You want my advice you better not because my answer would be - it will be a waste of your time and money. Sorry this is my personal opinion as an avid fan of musicals.

A Reviewed on 21 August 2016 by Adoracion
Southwark, United Kingdom

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S Reviewed on 17 August 2016 by Stephen
Belfast, United Kingdom

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L Reviewed on 11 August 2016 by Luisa
Margate, United Kingdom

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S Reviewed on 11 August 2016 by Sarah
Caldicot, United Kingdom

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This was sold as a musical production. There was hardly any music. The acting was mediocre and the sound was not very good. Not a very feel good experience!

R Reviewed on 11 August 2016 by Raymond
Reading, United Kingdom

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R Reviewed on 11 August 2016 by Ruth
Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom

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Story line slow and somewhat boring. Mix of acting/narrating is annoying. Most interesting and professional aspects are stage and lighting. Script and interpretation are weak.

K Reviewed on 04 August 2016 by Karen
Miami, United States

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J Reviewed on 02 August 2016 by Jacqui
Wallsend, United Kingdom

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A really great show. Pixie Lott can sure sing, play the guitar and also act. In fact this lady has got the Lott!!! The acting, staging, lighting and sound were all to an extremely high standard, all of which made it a night out to remember.

K Reviewed on 31 July 2016 by Kevin
Barnsley, United Kingdom

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I think this show would have flopped if it wasn't for Pixie Lott, her acting was superb.

J Reviewed on 31 July 2016 by John
Loughborough, United Kingdom

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E Reviewed on 30 July 2016 by Elli
London, United Kingdom

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N Reviewed on 29 July 2016 by Natalya
Moscow, Russian Federation

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I was excited to see Pixie Lott in this classic, although she did an amazing job of what was given to do act upon I was expecting more from the story and staging itself. This play may be worth going to if you are a fan of the book and film of Breakfast At Tiffany's but it is not a show for someone who knows nothing about it. Could have been more engaging and it is definitely not the best out there! It was the first time I walked out of any west end show after part 1! I would have walked out earlier but I didn't want to seem rude. Also the seats were VERY unconformable- this bit has nothing to do with the play.

E Reviewed on 25 July 2016 by Esra
London, United Kingdom

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M Reviewed on 25 July 2016 by Michael
Essex, United Kingdom

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Such energy & excitement from Pixie, beautiful songs - not too musical just enough, great scene changes and amazing costumes xx

R Reviewed on 14 July 2016 by Rochelle
London, United Kingdom

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Was a brilliant play, Pixie Lott was an amazing actress. Would recommend.

E Reviewed on 13 July 2016 by Elise
Weymouth, United Kingdom

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We weren't sure what to expect but it was a classic film and we had high hopes. it was flimsy, appeared unsure whether it should be a musical or a show or whether it should be funny or serious. Pixie Lott was ok as the lead but neither of us could understand barely a word of what the other female was saying. Overall we decided at the interval that we were better off getting an early train home than staying for the second half.

S Reviewed on 09 July 2016 by Stephen
Kingswood, United Kingdom

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Not as good as I thought it would be. While I really like Pixie Lott I could not relate to her as Holly....

J Reviewed on 08 July 2016 by Jane
Surbiton, United Kingdom

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I am at a loss to understand who this was aimed at. My partner who had not seen the film or read the book was utterly lost and I; who love the film found myself baffled by and hugely disappointed by the theatrical adaptation. It is utterly crucial to the story that the audience fall in love with holly. This holly was erratic and utterly unlikable. Fred appeared to be being portrayed by Jim Carry. Utterly terrible; hugely disappointed.

W Reviewed on 06 July 2016 by William
Welwyn Garden City, United Kingdom

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The production is excellent. The singing superb. The story is a tad disjointed. Nevertheless a thoroughly enjoyable show-,was sad when it ended.

P Reviewed on 02 July 2016 by Patrick
Johannesburg, South Africa