Plaza Suite Reviews

Lydia from Kent, England

SUBLIME

During the three acts of Plaza Suite at The Savoy Theatre last night I heard more audience laughter than any other performance I have seen in recent years. And, I attend the theatre at least twice a month. Both Sarah Jessica Parker & Matthew Broderick gave outstanding performances. Of the three acts the last was my favourite, but all were well executed well. My seat was in the upper circle, and although far from the stage, the actors drew me in with their talented performance.

John Scott from London, England

TERRIFIC PERFORMANCE

For those who simply booked to see Sarah Jessica Parker and her husband performing together in London because of her TV performances they should have been, like my wife and I delighted and impressed by the quality of both her and her husband's performances in this delightful comedy. Well done to them and the company for an excellent First Night.

Jackie F from London, England

WORTH SEEING

I will start by saying plays usually bore me and I love musicals. I decided to make this an exception because of the headliners - and I want to go again! Three different acts, laughter throughout and superb acting and interaction between SJP and her real life husband. At no time did I even think of dozing off (a 1st at a play)! We went on the first night & the atmosphere from the audience was electric. Everyone was enthralled and buzzing when we left. Definitely worth seeing.

Raych from London, England

ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!

Didn't know anything about the play just wanted to see SJP and MB together but oh my goodness. Such an amazing play. They have so much chemistry and the whole thing from start to finish was brilliant the audience were in fits of laughter. The last act was my favourite but the whole play doesn't disappoint. Go see it while you can!

Karen R from London, England

PLAZA SUITE

The actor and actress tried hard but we were very disappointed. Very expensive uncomfortable seats in the dress circle for a show that was based on slapstick overacting and not much else. Hot theatre. Poor manners from audience members being allowed to walk in and out throughout the performance and stagger around with bottles of wine and eat loudly large pots of popcorn. Many left before the end, though I was inclined to! Not West End standard - people attracted by SJP but it did not live up.

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