Dance Shows in London

It was magical—the production quality was top-notch. The performers were always in good spirits and full of energy! We had seats C46 and 47; the view was excellent—see photo.

The show is very good, everything is a little smaller, so you can actually see well from every seat. Except for the back right and left, I would say you can't go wrong. Some of the songs or parts of them are a little loud, which is a bit unpleasant. But that's only a small percentage, so it doesn't significantly detract from the experience :). I think the foyer is poorly designed. It's very small, with hardly any places to sit. Admission is two hours before the show, so you either have to be there early to get a seat or limit yourself to arriving half an hour before, when the doors open. It's not really possible to sit together comfortably beforehand. The prices for drinks and snacks are okay, London level, i.e., you pay the same everywhere else. Drinks and popcorn are allowed in the auditorium, but hot food is not.

Everything was perfect—the atmosphere, the dancers, the lighting, the music, and the way they interacted with the audience. I had a blast—it was amazing!

It was just fantastic from start to finish. We went to the Albert hall to see Cirque de soliel two years ago for my husbands birthday and repeated the experience this year. The Albert Hall is an absolutely stunning venue and was just perfect for a performance such as this. We both absolutely loved every moment. The gymnasts are just incredible. What an experience! Hopefully we will visit again in another couple of years.

It was incredible both for the music and the artists' performances, with perfect timing and top-notch choreography and lighting.

The performance was one of a kind, the atmosphere stunning and the whole experience unforgettable. As I am from Poland and the show was a surprise for my girlfriend, we went directly from Warsaw to see this fantastic show and plunge into a great history of nutcracker.

Flawless technique, insane precision, and real emotion. Every dancer owned the stage and made the whole ballet feel alive.