Entertainment shows in Madrid

The signage and guidance for the individual artworks are very well done. It’s easy to find your way around. We were able to focus on specific pieces and skip others for a later visit. The rest areas scattered throughout the museum are a nice touch for taking a breather.

This was a great show and well worth the time and money. You would not want to miss this experience in Madrid. The performers are excellent. I would recommend this show to all who come to this great city.

While spending a few days in Madrid, I decided to go see “The Book of Mormon,” and it ended up being one of the best experiences of the trip. Without exaggerating, it’s one of the funniest, smartest, and most surprising musicals I’ve ever seen. From the very first minute, it grabs you with incredible energy, super catchy songs, and irreverent humor that keeps you laughing nonstop. But the best part is that, behind all the comedy and madness, there’s also a lot of heart—it even moved me to tears. The cast is spectacular, the staging is dynamic, and each musical number manages to outdo the last. You leave the theater with a huge smile and wanting more. Daring, brilliant, and an absolute must-see if you love musicals. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

A unique, irreverent, dynamic, fun, and incredibly lively musical. The actors are fantastic. A wonderful evening—highly recommended. You leave feeling full of energy and optimism.

Everything was perfect, from the information on the app to arriving at the park with our skip-the-line tickets. We really enjoyed ourselves and had a great time. I highly recommend it!

Exceeded expectations, dancers were jaw-dropping talented and powerful. I thought it would be a cheesy tourist stop and it was definitely not, it was thoroughly entertaining, highly recommend!

Great music, great lyrics, great book, great production. Tickets booked in US for show in Madrid, Spain worked flawlessly.

*Les Misérables* continues to establish itself as a gem of musical theater with few works that can compare. The set design, the staging, the performances, the lighting—everything is extraordinary. What’s really crazy is that it’s hard to imagine it now without the screens that add so much to certain scenes. It would be interesting to go back to the original premiere. I knew the show in English, and the Spanish cast absolutely killed it. I just have to say that, as an Argentine (a country with its own translations) and someone familiar with the English lyrics, there was a fan inside me who prefers other versions of the text. Even so, I cried, I laughed, and I was overwhelmed with admiration for what I saw. Long live Les Misérables.