Made in Dagenham Tickets

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A Reviewed on 10 April 2015 by Anonymous

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This musical doesn't have much in the way of memorable music, and the story is pretty much lost on anyone under 55 who for example knows nothing about Harold Wilson, Barbara Castle, the dire state of UK industry (and its cars) in the 60s. Perfectly enjoyable evening, and the audience seemed to like it a great deal: more than I would have expected really.

A Reviewed on 10 April 2015 by Anonymous

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In one word this is magnificent! Should not be closing. Too many people have missed a fabulous chance to see this show! People need to have faith in new theatre and this is a prime example of that! The best piece of theatre I have seen since Matilda and billy Elliot!

A Reviewed on 09 April 2015 by Anonymous

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Loved the show, there was a lot of swearing which may upset some

A Reviewed on 09 April 2015 by Anonymous

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We had a fantastic time watching made in Dagenham at the Adelphi theatre in Covent garden. The set design, the variety of scenes and the fantastic acting (especially Gemma Alterton) kept me engaged throughout!! It was uplifting and educational and I would recommend anyone to go and see it. Well perhaps not young childen as there is a lot of swearing! The experience was made even better as we got upgraded to the dress circle when we had only payed 17.50 for the upper circle. All round great night! Don't know why this show is coming to an end

A Reviewed on 31 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Great fun show, lots of laughs. Good music, well done

A Reviewed on 26 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Full of energy right from the start, catchy music and excellent singing, well acted, great entertaining show would highly recommend.

A Reviewed on 26 March 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 26 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Although some of the language is very adult I am not sure I would recommend taking children, i think they get the balance just right. I found the show hilarious in parts and serious where it was meant to be, excellent evening out ended with a standing ovation something I have not seen for a while.

A Reviewed on 23 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Great storyline, excellent performances. Liked the fact that several different performers were the lead on different songs. Performers came in all shapes and sizes, very realistic.Good set. Best show I've seen.

A Reviewed on 23 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Fantastic acting, singing, humour, and all based on a very worthwhile cause - the equality of employment pay and rites for men and women. Particularly liked Gemma Arterton and the actor who played the Prime Minister - although everyone was excellent. Have already recommended this show to friends - very glad I went.

A Reviewed on 22 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Took my daughter and the visiting French exchange student to see this recently. It has a very inspirational message, one that is still relevant today because women are held back from advancement by glass ceilings and ongoing prejudice. The French Exchange student struggled to pick up the Essex accent. I thought the singing was very moving and rousing - it felt quite naturally woven into the storyline. The set was brilliant although there was a moment when the house moved back and rattled so much we wondered if it would fall apart. It was an imaginative retro set and brought to mind the sheets of punch out toys I used to get in my cereal box as a little girl. Loved the costuming and hair styles. Great supporting cast too that helped keep the show going. Highly recommended!

A Reviewed on 22 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Took my daughter and the visiting French exchange student to see this recently. It has a very inspirational message, one that is still relevant today because women are held back from advancement by glass ceilings and ongoing prejudice. The French Exchange student struggled to pick up the Essex accent. I thought the singing was very moving and rousing - it felt quite naturally woven into the storyline. The set was brilliant although there was a moment when the house moved back and rattled so much we wondered if it would fall apart. It was an imaginative retro set and brought to mind the sheets of punch out toys I used to get in my cereal box as a little girl. Loved the costuming and hair styles. Great supporting cast too that helped keep the show going. Highly recommended!

A Reviewed on 22 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Very funny lines, good story and delivery - really enjoyed the show BUT DON'T SIT IN THE ADELPHI'S DRESS CIRCLE IF YOU'RE MORE THAN FIVE FEET TALL! I've rarely been so uncomfortable.... when your bum's a foot lower than your knees for a couple of hours it's really tortuous

A Reviewed on 20 March 2015 by Anonymous

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I am still buzzing from the show even now. The show had me laughing with its comedy value but at times crying with its poignant message.Very professional show, great acting throughout. Would highly recommend it. A great night!

A Reviewed on 17 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Fantastic

A Reviewed on 16 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Fantastic

A Reviewed on 16 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Fantastic

A Reviewed on 16 March 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 16 March 2015 by Anonymous

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The show used humor to inform about a serious time when a brave group of woman stood up for what was right. It showed the toll on their relationships, health and the sacrifice of financial impact on their families. The set designs were very clever. The jokes were so fast in the beginning that with the heavy accents was a little hard to catch. I liked the show so much, I would like to go again before show expires. It should stay on until everyone has a chance to see it.

A Reviewed on 14 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Based on a true story, lots expletives, very entertaining, going to buy tickets for my aunty (from Essex).

A Reviewed on 14 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Do not miss this show, fabulous performances from all the cast, excellent witty dialogue and amazing set and clothes. Loved every minute, laughed and cried. Congratulations theatre at its best brilliant lyrics and singing wonderful.

A Reviewed on 12 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Such a shame this is closing next month. If you get the chance, go to see it. A great feel good show and you really get to know the characters. Fab.

A Reviewed on 12 March 2015 by Anonymous

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The sets, acting and costumes were all spot on. A very entertaining show that doesn't lose the importance of the underlying message about equality.

A Reviewed on 12 March 2015 by Anonymous

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EXELLENT PERFORMANCE,ONLY NEGATIVE WAS COLD AIR BLOWING DOWN ON US AND OTHERS.

A Reviewed on 09 March 2015 by Anonymous

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We felt that the show lacked something which would make it a first-class production. The clue to this was probably in the price of the seats, which were considerably cheaper than the more prestigious shows, and in the fact that the theatre was half empty.

A Reviewed on 08 March 2015 by Anonymous

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as the title says!!

A Reviewed on 06 March 2015 by Anonymous

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The real downside to this show the orchestra seemed to be trying to drown out the singers, the music was far to loud.

A Reviewed on 06 March 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 02 March 2015 by Anonymous

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Really loved this show, a wonderfully funny production of an important and pivotal moment in female equality. Gemma Atherton was brilliant, as eere the rest of the cast, great chemistrry on stage and a very good score that sticks in your head! Couldn't fault it, it will make you laugh and be proud of what the women of Dagenham achieved at the time. Go watch it!

A Reviewed on 01 March 2015 by Anonymous

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We were in London for another purpose, but booked to see Made in Dagenham while we were there. It was a fantastic performance, with lots of jokes, wonderful singing and a great story. Stand out moments were the performance of Harold Wilson, the song her husband sings when he leaves her and she's reading his note, and the song she sings at the TUC at the end of the show. Wonderful!

A Reviewed on 01 March 2015 by Anonymous

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What a great show all round. Excellent story line of British workplace history. Very well written with excellent humour and a great stage set and cast. Thanks to you all for a great night. Love the theatre too.

A Reviewed on 26 February 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 26 February 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 24 February 2015 by Anonymous

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Fantastic all round , recommended to all of our friends.

A Reviewed on 22 February 2015 by Anonymous

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Loved the show. The music and lyrics were great. Although it was hard to hear some of the lyrics at times. It would be good to be able to get the cast recording on DVD or digital which it appears is not available.

A Reviewed on 21 February 2015 by Anonymous

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Top notch performances and music. Recommend.

A Reviewed on 18 February 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 17 February 2015 by Anonymous

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A fantastic show. Not advisable for young children or persons offended by swearing.

A Reviewed on 16 February 2015 by Anonymous

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Amazing show, good story line and well put together. This show dos not disappoint for a Valentine's Night!

A Reviewed on 15 February 2015 by Anonymous

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A very funny show and enjoyable evening out.

A Reviewed on 10 February 2015 by Anonymous

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The show was fantastic the minute the curtain went up. It was funny sad happy and uplifting all the way through. A truly mind blowing show.

A Reviewed on 09 February 2015 by Anonymous

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We enjoyed as it was entering lively with a great story. You'll be singing along in the end

A Reviewed on 08 February 2015 by Anonymous

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Sat in the stalls row P was ok but the theatre isn't sloped so tall people in front is a pain for shorties like me! The show was brilliant, acting, singing, audience interaction and music. Id recommend it to anyone because the story applies to all age groups. Equality is a continuous fight everyone should be aware of. Language isn't appropriate for children.

A Reviewed on 08 February 2015 by Anonymous

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Very funny, brilliant music, lots of fun!

A Reviewed on 08 February 2015 by Anonymous

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Loved it. Can't recommend this show highly enough. One of the best ever

A Reviewed on 07 February 2015 by Anonymous

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Get as good a seat as you can. The theatre rake at theatre is poor. I am 6 foot and 2 people in next 2 rows in front restricted my view. Stupendous story. Harold Wilson and ' baddie' American stole the show. Songs so good - will always remember 'made in Dagenham, laid in Dagenham, cats spayed in Dagenham'. Thoroughly recommend though have to put up with regular use of 'f' word. Can't rate too highly.

A Reviewed on 06 February 2015 by Anonymous

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Show very well put together,acting good,very funny in parts but some strong language not a family show.More geared to couples and regular theatregoers.Overall very enjoyable I woul give it 4 stars.

A Reviewed on 03 February 2015 by Anonymous

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Liked the show. quite comical too. A few swear words but give it substance and was in context. Tremendous singing

A Reviewed on 02 February 2015 by Anonymous

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My wife and I found Made in Dagenham to be a really enjoyable show. The storyline was a well-constructed dramatisation of the actual events that took place and the characterisation of certain key characters was excellently satirical. The musical score was superb and full of rousing numbers, whilst the performers carried off all songs very strongly. All in all, we found it to be a vibrant performance.

A Reviewed on 02 February 2015 by Anonymous

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Typical English storyline, swearing and colloquialisms.

A Reviewed on 01 February 2015 by Anonymous

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Absolutely hilarious show, and for me a little educational. Bit of swearing, but hey it was the late 60s in a car manufacturing plant in Dagenham, so don't flinch too much, unlike the woman behind me who let out an audible gasp at every F word! Amazing songs, singing and choreography!! Enjoy.

A Reviewed on 30 January 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 28 January 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 28 January 2015 by Anonymous

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Be prepared to love every minute. Beautifully scripted with perfectly timed and expressed swearing - occasionally. Laugh out loud moments in abundance. Great characters. Fabulous talent. Great set and scenery changes. Want to go again already!

A Reviewed on 27 January 2015 by Anonymous

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A terrific show that told the story of the girls of Dagenham in a spirited and entertaining way. Great acting singing and sets. Disappointed to see its due to close! Get down to the Strand and see it ...you won't regret it

A Reviewed on 26 January 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 26 January 2015 by Anonymous

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This show was fantastic with a great story and brilliant music

A Reviewed on 24 January 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 24 January 2015 by Anonymous

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Amazing show, had a horrible seat first time, couldnt see anything much, horrible noisy people near me, this time fantastic seats and so enjoyed the first class acting. Now my 2nd favourite show in the West End, only beaten by Book of Mormon. Musical score is great, I could feel myself welling up in the song sang by the husband as he has left Rita.

A Reviewed on 23 January 2015 by Anonymous

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The show dealt with a political issue in the 60's. The songs were authentic in that they evoked music of the era. The issue was important and resonates with the struggle for education for girls and wider women's rights today. A funny script, good singing and acting and seamless movement between scenes with good scenery made for a very enjoyable afternoon.

A Reviewed on 22 January 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 21 January 2015 by Anonymous

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Absolutely fantastic.The cast were brilliant, Gemma Arterton was amazing and the music was great, loved every minute of it. There was some swearing in the show but it was all in good humour.

A Reviewed on 18 January 2015 by Anonymous

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I really enjoyed the show, being a Londoner I associated with the story, working Mums, night out at the local pub/ club. Loved the costumes & scenery & enjoyed the humour. Some people may be affendid by the swearing if they were a bit prudish, but it fitted in with the story & I thought it was great!

A Reviewed on 16 January 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 15 January 2015 by Anonymous

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Something for everyone. Funny, uplifting and touching. Along with Gorgeous Gemma all of the supporting cast were superb including the tea lady. Watch out for Harold Wilson.

A Reviewed on 13 January 2015 by Anonymous

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The show was brilliant, really made you appreciate what the woman did for equal pay, had some humour. Loved it, would recommend to anyone

A Reviewed on 11 January 2015 by Anonymous

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Little did these ladies think that their protest about being paid unskilled wages would lead to the equal pay act. The musical is full of humour with Harold Wilson portrayed as a buffoon.

A Reviewed on 11 January 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 11 January 2015 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 10 January 2015 by Anonymous

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Wonderful from start to finish and a message for all lest we forget what these women achieved. Successfully recreates the mood of the time!

A Reviewed on 10 January 2015 by Anonymous

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I was looking for a musical with some proper British personality,and boy did I find it. When I saw my seat had been moved from the upper circle down into the dress circle and most of the other theatre goers were older - I started to get concerned. But then the show started. Everything about Made in Dagenham was brilliant. The sets were out of this world, the cast was out of this world, the songs amazing. And I feel like I learned something. I laughed often, I cried and I left wishing I could go back and watch it again and again.

A Reviewed on 08 January 2015 by Anonymous

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Great presentation of the story, gets across the attitude of the day in a fab musical, loved it.

A Reviewed on 06 January 2015 by Anonymous

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Good show quick changes . Fast made you chuckle . Loved Harold Wilson .

A Reviewed on 05 January 2015 by Anonymous

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Fantastic show. Atmosphere in the theatre was brilliant. A great evening!

A Reviewed on 03 January 2015 by Anonymous

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Although it captured the era in which the show covered, there was quite a bit of swearing. While it didn't bother me at all, younger families may feel awkward.

A Reviewed on 02 January 2015 by Anonymous

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Fantastic show. The whole cast is great and Gemma is a revelation. From the story to the music it's uplifting: if you don't leave with a smile you should check your pulse. Also extremely funny as long as you are broad minded!

A Reviewed on 31 December 2014 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 30 December 2014 by Anonymous

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this show was superb i loved it from start to finish. so much more enjoyable than wicked which i have seen recently. i would love the music cd from this show dont know if there is such a thing? my only advice would be do not sit in the front row as you will get a sore neck looking up at the stage . i would reccommend row B or row C.

A Reviewed on 23 December 2014 by Anonymous

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Excellent show - lots of humour. Historical interest - very wittily portrayed. Not suitable for under 12 due to swearing. A brilliant night out.. V v British!

A Reviewed on 23 December 2014 by Anonymous

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What a joy and fun show. All women should love it!

A Reviewed on 23 December 2014 by Anonymous

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Enjoyed the show very much. Good mix of music, humour and fact. Lots of interesting characters including the leading couple, the roles of Harold Wilson and Barbara Castle, and many others. Swearing might put families off.

A Reviewed on 18 December 2014 by Anonymous

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If you were in England in the sixties and forgot what life was like 50 years ago, this very entertaining and moving musical will remind you in less than 2 hours

A Reviewed on 17 December 2014 by Anonymous

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The show was uplifting and funny, singing was excellent, a very enjoyable afternoon.

A Reviewed on 11 December 2014 by Anonymous

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Loved it from start to finish. Gemma Arterton was just amazing she made me cry I believed every word she said xxx

A Reviewed on 09 December 2014 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 07 December 2014 by Anonymous

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Excellent

A Reviewed on 04 December 2014 by Anonymous

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Great nights entertainment. Will remember it for a long time. Already recommended people to see it and put it on the must see list

A Reviewed on 30 November 2014 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 30 November 2014 by Anonymous

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Absolutely loved the show. A great story with fantastic performances all round. The actress playing Barbara Castle was particularly good. A real 'feel good' and definitely witty going.

A Reviewed on 28 November 2014 by Anonymous

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Not suitable for younger children, quite a bit of swearing, but a great show.

A Reviewed on 27 November 2014 by Anonymous

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Great show, with a good mix of humour and drama would recommend

A Reviewed on 26 November 2014 by Anonymous

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My sister and I thought this was such a great show, funny, touching amazing vocals with geat songs. The cast where fantastic all the members of the cast made this a memorable evening one of the very best musicals we have seen. The attention to detail from the costumes to the sets was so authentic. Well done to all involved.

A Reviewed on 23 November 2014 by Anonymous

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It was a very memorable and enjoyable evening out, I recommend it for anyone who wants more than just words and music. The musical reminds us all of the fight for equal pay for equal work and the resistance from fellow workers, employers and politicians. The language is blunt and makes good fun of all the guilty parties..The set is very impressive and changes throughout the performance. There is a painful direct relevance to politics and struggles today.

A Reviewed on 18 November 2014 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 16 November 2014 by Anonymous

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The whole experience was excellent from collecting the tickets through a truly memorable performance. Having enjoyed the film and coming from a Ford family, I was most impressed with the additional facts relating to Ford and Essex that were introduced. Most impressed with the researchers.

A Reviewed on 16 November 2014 by Anonymous

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Made in Dagenham was great fun, the story is fantastic and the singing was amazing! Left the theater on a high after the energy of the performance!

A Reviewed on 13 November 2014 by Anonymous

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So much passion!

A Reviewed on 04 November 2014 by Anonymous

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A Reviewed on 02 November 2014 by Anonymous

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The show was a great realy enjoyed it. The only issue Is I would not recommend for younger children due to some of the swearing in the show.

A Reviewed on 15 October 2014 by Anonymous