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This is one of the few Andrew Lloyd Webber shows I had yet to see, so I wasn't sure what to expect. I was a little lost at first, once I locked into the story, it hit hard. What a powerful performance. The actors and actresses were amazing. I may see it again with my family now that I'm more in tune with the stage play.

The theater is beautiful and the attendants were very friendly and helpful. However, the online expereience accessing the tickets was frustrating.

Rory Kinnear did a masterful job of portraying John Maynard Keynes, despite the physical differences between them (Keynes tall and thin, Kinnear shorter). He was in every scene of the play and managed to maintain the energy and intellectual vigor of Keynes throughout. The influence of the Bloomsbury group was well presented. And the ballet interludes that indicated the progress of Lydia as she made her way to England were a beautiful dsitraction from the serious dialogue about Keynes's economic thinking. I was doubtful, at first, that such a dry topic as Keynesian Theory could be thse subject of a 2+ hour play. But the cast carried it off masterfully. It was a great performance.

An outstanding performance. With beautiful choreography. A modern take on theater: utilizing floor-to-ceiling screens that glide across the stage creating beautiful spaces between scenes for extras and dancers to move. I especially love the aesthetic when the main actress was dancing in the floor above Maynard's friends. The division of space was beautiful. The division of mentality hilarious. Everything was designed beautifully and every actor memorable. Really inspiring work.

It was hilarious. The writing is exceptional, I loved the dialogues, and the performance was impeccable. The seating was great too, with a clear view even from the "obstructed view" seats. I've recommended the play to everyone.