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

Off to see 'Calender Girls' next week on a £12.25 tkt from Lastminute.com. I enjoyed the film so hope this is as good. Anyone seen it already? LL

Quote: Originally Posted by LilacLillie No sorry, the programmes are way too expensive. I paid £12 for 4 ice cream tubs! LL Crikey yes!! I was sat near the ice cream sellers and couldn't believe £3 for a small(very small) tub of Haagen-Daaz. Tickets were expensive enough without the extras Thanks for reply

Quote: Originally Posted by LilacLillie A recommendation already I have booked to see La Cage Aux Folles on 3rd Dec: Lastminute.com last week, tickets for a tenner! It seems for the same reason as you................... LL Hi LilacLillie So pleased that you're going to watch LCAF but JB is only in it until the 28th November, that evening will be his last show, and on the 20th November he's doing Children In Need so he won't be...

.....Besides Priscilla -La Cage Aux Folles is brilliant but ends in January and Hairspray is another let your self go feel good show! for something more sombre but brilliant you will never beat Les Miserables.... Oh and I cannot think how anyone could be disappointed with The Lion King -amazing.

This site is always good for cheap tickets http://www.londontheatreboxoffice.net/index.aspx

Legally Blonde was fantastic - we're going back next month to see it again!!!!!!!

Hi, apologies but can i highjack this thread slightly? Coming down for a week in november and will want to see "The mousetrap". Is it best/ necessary to book tickets now online, or can we simply buy at box office on the day? Cheers. ps Of the plays mentioned so far, i would have to see my favorites are Woman in Black, (SO scary!!!) and Blood Brothers.

Quote: Originally Posted by mollycat Coming down for a week in november and will want to see "The mousetrap". Is it best/ necessary to book tickets now online, or can we simply buy at box office on the day? We went back in April (on a Tuesday evening I think) and it was only about 25% full so I don't think you'd have a problem buying on the day. There don't seem to be any discounted tickets around for it. We...

Loved .........Wicked ,MamaMia, Enjoyed.........We will RockYou, The Producers ,Avenue Q,Dirty Dancing Good for 5mins.........Stomp Disappointed (but maybe bad seats) Lion King Hated with a passion .........Spam a lot ,....Phantom

For my 40th, OH and I went to see Joseph when Lee Mead was in it. We had V.I.P. tickets which meant we had our own butler for the evening, a private room (Andrew Lloyd Webbers room at the theatre), champagne and canapes, gift bags and programmes and after met Lee. A birthday never to be forgotten.