Entertainment shows in London

The actors on stage are fabulous! They make us feel as though we're actually there, witnessing the trial as if it were taking place in Agatha Christie's time!

The atmosphere was incredible. I went by myself and the workers were so nice. The cast was amazing and even though I had a seat with a restricted view due to a pillar it was still great and I could see the stage just fine at all times.

The whole production of Oh, Mary! was perfect from start to finish. That said, Mason Alexander Park was brilliant, flawless-- a master at their craft!

We went into Hercules on Broadway with high expectations and somehow, it surpassed them within the first act alone. From the opening moments, the energy, staging, and performances completely pulled me in, delivering far more than we could have imagined. There’s a boldness to the production that feels both fresh and faithful, and by the time the first act wrapped, I was already convinced I was watching something truly special.

Jason who played Hades was AMAZING!!! The fun facts for you all: 1) Hades was born on October 24th and and so was I 2) Hades Planet is Pluto and so is mine 3) I have a brother called Jason Luke Brady is incredible as Hercules and has a fantastic voice and is so cute. The woman who plays Meg I personally and so does my best friend that she RUINED Meg as her voice wasn't great enough for the song! We also think they should have stuck to the ORIGINAL Hercules we watched as children because they have changed so much of it that it may have well been called Hercules: Childhood Ruined!

I've never seen a show like that before. Hilarious. What perfect timing, what amazing actors. We laughed all evening, even though the subject matter was so extreme. I definitely recommend it.

For anyone who saw Back to the Future as a young adult the nostalgia of the fashion gave us our first chuckle. The sets for each scene were cleverly done and what they did with the dolorian was amazing. The story line was true to the original with the addition of some humour that made us laugh out loud, and plenty of dancing and singing. There was quite a few children at our show and a few phrases got them giggling too. I thought Doc was the star of the show, he had the x-factor! My husband was dragged along to the 'musical' but came away having totally enjoyed the show and the special effects.

Unforgettable from start to finish—the quality of the voices, the staging, the ingenious costumes, and especially the depiction of the herds of gazelles; the masks evoking the animals they represented; Simba and his friend’s transition from childhood to adulthood; the humor; the quality of the orchestra, and all in all, as I write this, I recall the “stereo” percussion in two boxes facing each other; it was better than excellent. It was a magnificent evening.