A Chorus Line Reviews

David Slater from London,

A SENSATION FROM THE FIRST SECOND

This will be my 3rd visit.If you've ever dreamed of being on a stage or if you have, and been given a round of applause you cannot fail to be moved by this joyous,honest,painful and finally uplifting show.

Heather from Stafford

A WONDERFUL SHOW

We visitied for my birthday yesterday and having looked forward to the show, it didnt disappoint. John Partidge oozzes charisma and Scarlett Strallen is a star. Having loved the film since the 80's I was concerned that I wouldn't love it as much, but me and all the rest of the audience gave a standing ovation at the end....need I say more? don't listen to cynics, just go and enjoy yourself

Craig from London

A CHORUS LINE

I've had the privilege of seeing it twice already, and it is absolutely superb. John Partridge is PERFECT in the role of Zach, I was blown away. He has so much power and command up on that stage, and does a fantastic accent too. Victoria Hamilton-Barritt is the standout female for me, the best Diana I've seen. Nothing and What I Did For Love are beautifully performed. Gary Wood's monologue really struck a chord with me, it actually brought tears to my eyes. It was very sincerely delivered and extremely touching. Leigh Zimmerman is perfect in the role of Sheila, and got the most audience response - lots of laughs and a big round of applause at the end. Becky Herszenhorn took on the role of Val extremely well, although there is room for improvement vocally. Scarlett Strallen's solo is simply mesmerising. All in all, 2 hours flew by, and I'd happily watch it over and over again, I feel it's the kind of show where you'd appreciate something/someone different every time you saw it.

Sarah from London

A CHORUS LINE

AMAZING!

Day tripper from Devon, UK

ABSOLUTELY SENSATIONAL

Brilliant performances by a superbly talented cast with boundless energy. I literally sat on the edge of my seat. It was wonderful. Can't recommend highly enough. Our seats were right on the edge in the circle but it didn't matter at all, the view was great. Bear in mind there's no interval, 2 straight hours. Also a few bits of swearing and "adult" content, so I wouldn't take little ones. They recommend over 10s. Buy a ticket while you can, I reckon it'll be the must-have ticket of 2013 and beyond...

Anonymous from London,

EXCELLENT

I went with a friend to see the matinee show yesterday afternoon. I knew the film very well, and my friend didn't know it at all-had never seen it. We both thoroughly enjoyed the show. It doesn't have an interval because it would spoil the show if it did. Just go and enjoy it.

Garydj247 from Birmingham, UK

OUTSTANDING

I saw this last Monday (last night of preview), what an incredible show! There is so much talent on stage I think it encourages everyone to up their game. There was a standing ovation at the end / and I mean the whole theatre - it was a full house. Songs to look out for are 'Nothing', 'The Ballet' and 'What I did for Love' as well as of course 'Singular Sensation' I note this is on for a limited period so get there soon. The monologue on the Palladium stage by Paul (I think - Gary Wood) takes some doing, the whole place went silent it was stunning perfection theatre. I have seen many London shows and they are always special, but this had something more - first class!

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