Plays in London

I went into Stranger Things: The First Shadow expecting a fun spin-off, but it genuinely surprised me. The atmosphere is tense and nostalgic, the cast is fantastic, and the stage effects are seriously impressive. It feels cinematic without losing that raw theatre energy. Even if you’re not a hardcore fan, it’s a gripping, emotional story that stands on its own.

The theater is incredibly evocative, pervaded by a magical atmosphere that harks back to a bygone era. The play was sublime! The performances of the main actors were masterful... especially the actress who plays young Joyce and the actor who plays Henry, who managed to flawlessly embody the characteristics of the characters they portray! I highly recommend this experience!

The play is simply wonderful, and the actors performed it beautifully and wholeheartedly. We had a great evening!

Set in the County Hall it was like stepping into a real courtroom. The lighting and props added to this authenticity. Loved the fact that part of the audience became jurors. Well acted, kept you guessing till the end and the set changes were very creative. Fantastic night out.

I came all tha way from qatar 🇶🇦 to attend this magnificent magical play that hits my childhood nostalgia and it was worth my money and 5hrs of my time!

What made Harry Potter and the Cursed Child unforgettable was how real and emotional it felt. It wasn’t just a theatre show — it felt like being pulled back into a world I grew up with, but in a much deeper, more grown-up way. The acting was phenomenal and incredibly heartfelt. Every character felt human, flawed, and relatable, especially the relationships between parents and children. Those moments really stayed with me. It wasn’t just about magic — it was about love, regret, and understanding, and that made it very moving. The production itself was stunning. The sound, lighting, and stage magic were so cleverly done that I genuinely found myself gasping at times. The “magic” happened right in front of us, in small and subtle ways, and for a few hours I completely forgot how the real world works. I walked out feeling emotional, amazed, and full of gratitude. It reminded me how powerful storytelling can be — how it can make you feel wonder, connection, and belief all at once. It’s an experience I’ll remember for a long time.

Absolutely loved everything about the whole experience. Theatre and staff were great. The show it self was amazing. The music, signing, dancing and the set. My favourite now. Love love love it.

Tunes, glorious tunes! Heart, harmony and humour! This puts me in the mood to spread the well-earned rumour: 'Oliver!' makes the perfect blend, a jewel of the West End ... oh, tunes, wonderful tunes, marvellous tunes, glorious tunes! 🎶😍🎶👏