Our Ladies of Perpetual Succour Tickets

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N Reviewed on 27 August 2017 by Nadir
London, United Kingdom

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Great laughs. Well acted. Strong scottish accents might be tough on dialogue for those not familiar. Beautiful voices perhaps not fully utilised due to the score. Overall I thought It was a great show for the price.

C Reviewed on 24 August 2017 by Chris
London, United Kingdom

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We went to this show not knowing anything except it was Set in Scotland. Wow it's crude, dirty and outright hilarious. The all female cast make great use of their bodies movement and voices to portray other characters. And you quickly got used to the rapid changes in storyline. We thoroughly enjoyed it and so glad to have had the opertunity to see it in such a well suited intimate theatre that defiantly enhances the whole show.

S Reviewed on 07 August 2017 by Stuart
Port Glasgow, United Kingdom

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If you like something that makes you think and who likes something very different and is not shocked by bad language,this is for you.

J Reviewed on 06 August 2017 by Joan
Carmarthen, United Kingdom

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Crude, hilarious, touching and fun. Don't miss this one!

M Reviewed on 31 July 2017 by Muire
Derry City, United Kingdom

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Fabulous show, well worth the trip. The energy of the whole cast takes your breath away. Really not suitable for younger children, but teenagers will have a blast. My group covered 3 generations and we all loved it.

R Reviewed on 23 July 2017 by Rosemary
Credenhill, United Kingdom

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What a disappointment! This show had received excellent reviews and my sister and I were really looking forward to it. The sound was horrendous and the girls seemed to shout most of their songs. The language was crass. Swearing and coarse language can be really effective but totally looses its impact when used continually. I could not recommend this to anyone and judging by the muted applause I think many others thought the same.

W Reviewed on 21 July 2017 by Wendy
Faversham, United Kingdom

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H Reviewed on 18 July 2017 by Hilary
Liverpool, United Kingdom

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P Reviewed on 17 July 2017 by Parthena
Stanmore, United Kingdom

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Didn't know what to expect. It is funny, very rude and littered with swear words. The singing was good, the acting OK. NOT one to be watched with your children or your parents

C Reviewed on 02 July 2017 by Caroline
Glasgow, United Kingdom

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This show is not for the easily offended, you need to be broad minded and open to appreciate it fully! Be prepared for colourful language and subjects right from the start. We loved it! Musically it was excellent, they really were a choir and all individual voices were superb. An evening of first class entertainment as a former convent girl I can say my school dull in comparison!

L Reviewed on 30 June 2017 by Lynda
Plymouth, United Kingdom

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This is a wonderful 'coming of age' story, brilliantly performed by the cast. Definitely crude and rude though, so don't go along if you are easily offended. A bit like 'Trainspotting' in teenage girl mode! The actors are superb.

A Reviewed on 29 June 2017 by Amanda
Kingston Upon Thames, United Kingdom

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My daughter (age 39) and I laughed and cried from beginning to end. We loved every minute. My "American Ear" had to tune in to the accents and I missed a few jokes and references but the wonderful accents only enriched the dialogue. The music and voices were impressive-- such good and talented contrasts from the choir pieces to the rock. We enjoyed that all the actors were women - and what a stupendous job they did in portraying the men. We loved each of those girls and were touched by their stories...and their bawdy humor. Great fun!!

K Reviewed on 29 June 2017 by Kristina
Laguna Beach, United States

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Several people left during the show, I would have left but felt it would be rude to leave as I had taken 4 friends for what I had hoped would be an fun filled show as the reviews suggested, and I kept hoping things would improve. However this didn't happen and we all felt intense disappointment,disgust and a level of dismay about what we witnessed. We were trapped in a crude, infantile barrage of repetitive comments about sex, with a strange need to repeat the strongest profanities endlessly, relentless jokes that didn't raise much laughter about wanking and spunk, and including a horrific story of a teenage girl pleasuring herself on a dying unconscious young man in hospital which were not in any way funny poignant or entertaining. It was brash, unpleasant, shocking and I feel deeply saddened that such a show gets rave reviews. I fear we are going the same way as the Romans and losing balance and dignity if audiences need this level of vulgarity and debauchery to be entertained. 'Book of Mormon' pushes the boundaries but is still entertainment, 'Our Ladies...' goes beyond the boundaries for no other reason than to be outrageous.

D Reviewed on 28 June 2017 by Denis
High Wycombe, United Kingdom

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Not for those of a nervous disposition. There's plenty of swearing and sexual references. It probably won't suit those without excellent English skills - there is plenty of very rapid Scots dialogue. BUT if you're not in these categories, I'd thoroughly recommend it as a fabulous all-female cast throws heart and soul into a funny, sad, moving, musical experience which captures the uncertainty, angst, fun and friendships of adolescence.

A Reviewed on 14 June 2017 by Alyson
Bridge Of Allan, United Kingdom

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We left halfway through. It was unadulterated drivel with a putrid fountain of bad language and bodily functions magnified throughout. Can London's West End really not produce better than this?

D Reviewed on 13 June 2017 by Daryl Ann
Amersham, United Kingdom

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L Reviewed on 20 May 2017 by Lorna
Fort William, United Kingdom

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Edgy++. These girls super- talented!

R Reviewed on 18 May 2017 by Rhia
Cheltenham, United Kingdom

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S Reviewed on 11 May 2017 by Stephanie
Cambridge, United Kingdom