What West End / London show's have you enjoyed?

Lady_Fluff

saw Legally Blonde and Oliver on Sunday and Monday respectively. Enjoyed Oliver, but LOVED Legally Blonde, even though I feel a bit of a heathen for saying so, it was simply fantastic! We entered the ticket lottery for it, so we got 2 tickets for £25 each, brilliant seats and would do it again!

dawyldthing

wicked and lion king, sister act is my one to see!

mattcollins

I saw Avenue Q a couple of months back. Brilliant!

mrs_T

hethmar wrote: »

This site is always good for cheap tickets

http://www.londontheatreboxoffice.net/index.aspx

They are showing warhorse tickets for april for £62 each and I've just booked direct with the theatre for the same date at £49.50.

miss_independent

To add to my list have just recently seen Les Mis again and Legally Blonde. Les Mis was really disappointing and not at all how I remembered it last time. Legally Blonde on the other hand was FANTASTIC, especially Sheridan Smith who played Elle!

floydy

anyone seen jerusalem? oh booked tickets for us next month...the times has given it 5*****

tia

SybilFawlty

floydy wrote: »

anyone seen jerusalem? oh booked tickets for us next month...the times has given it 5*****

tia

Yep, saw it at the Royal Court. I thought it was some of the best new writing I've seen recently. Very funny but also long -- there were two intervals. The transfer may be a bit shorter, however.

jolifford

I loved Wicked, I thought everything about it was amazing.
I have also seen Women in Black, Hairspray and Avenue Q all which I thought were really good.
I have found cheap deals on lastminute.com and a friend got tickets for Wicked for £20 each in the stalls about half way back from ticketmaster.

Casperthefriendlyghost

I saw Six Degrees of Separation with Anthony Head two weeks ago and it was fantastic, loved it so much, saw it twice in one day! It's about a boy pretending to be Sidney Portier's son, it's funny and makes you think about life and hopefully laugh at yourself a bit.

I'm also off to see Holding The Man at Trafalgar Studios soon which I think will be fabulous, it has Simon Burke in it who was in Le Cage as George, Albin/Zaza's partner (played by John Barrowman) Simon is a fabulous actor. It is a very moving story so take tissues. It doesn't open till 23rd April, but will be fantastic. A friend saw it in Aus and it got fantastic reviews!

This is the story in a nutshell:

The course of teenage love rarely runs smooth, but it is a white-water adventure if you are a gay boy in an all-male school in 1970s Melbourne with a crush on the captain of the football team.

Still, despite the odds, Tim and John become close and for fifteen years their relationship survives everything life throws at it – the separations, the discriminations, the temptations, the jealousies and the losses – until the only problem that love can’t solve turns up to part them.

Am off to see Priscilla again in 2wks, am looking forward to that very much.

Cheers
Casper
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beckyjanecolley

I've seen both Blood Brothers and Les Miserable - both of which I thought were amazing!

I bought 2 Blood Brothers tickets for about £35 from discounttheatre.com only about a week before the performance. The seats weren't fantastic but good enough for a late booking and especially for the price!

I bought tickets for Les Mis from lastminute.com: this time about 6 months in advance as a present. I bought the cheapest seats (around £16-17 each) which turned out to be amazing, we were right on the front row of the balcony!

I'm dying to see The Lion King next, think I'll stick with lastminute especially now I've signed up with Top Cashback too!! :money: