What show to see ?

[londonvisitor]

Off to London.
One night for a show.
We've seen :
Phantom
Les Mis
Book of Mormon
Mamma Mia

What do you recommend ?
The Lion King
Kinky Boots
Aladdin
Wicked

Thank you

Lion King, Wicked or 42nd Street if you like dance. Hamilton if you can get something via ballot.

Thank you

If it doesn't have to be a musical, The Play that Goes Wrong. Brilliant.

I love the Lion King!

Lion King and Wicked are both fabulous.

Aladdin is not great IMO, more like a panto!

Book is Mormon

DS went to see Book of Mormon and was a bit luke warm about it.

42nd Street or An American In Paris.

Kinky boots is fantastic my mum
And I absolutely loved it and I often have the soundtrack on. Wicked is also good but that’s usually on tour somewhere

There are so many

Hamilton is the hottest ticket around. Reviews are fantastic & odd returns are becoming available.

I really want to see Dreamgirls. Looks fantastic

Kinky Boots is a feel good great night out. Not too taxing, not very deep but History of Wrong Guys is such a funny song & Lola has some great ballads. You can often get cheap standby tickets. It's going to be touring soon.

I absolutely loved Kinky Boots when I saw it in the summer, it was great fun.

I liked Mamma Mia even better but I see you've already seen that.

Thanks all

Also, if mindreading floats your boat, there's a brilliant show on at the Vaults in Waterloo, which has a Parent & Baby performance on Sat 3rd March at 3.15pm: Philipp Oberlohr's DAS FEST:

vaultfestival.com/whats-on/das-fest/?spektrix_bounce=true

There are some incredibly lovely ideas on this article!

www.culturewhisper.com/r/kids/family_theatre_london_on_now/8983

Wicked is fantastic, I’ve seen it twice. The Lion King was really disappointing, it’s dated a lot and felt very lacklustre, I wouldn’t recommend it.

Wicked! 😊

Of the four you list, I'd choose Lion King first and Wicked second.

I'd love love love to see Hamilton and recently really enjoyed The Play That Goes Wrong.

I loved the Lion king enjoyed it more than Wicked which I also loved but somebody else suggested The Play that goes wrong if it is on go see it

Out of that list lion king and wicked are must see shows!

If you want something different music-wise, 'Sounds and Sorcery' at the Vaults is amazing. I did a tester on it the other day - it's the classical music from Fantasia (the Disney film) but on headphones and you walk through all these crazy spaces. It's like a better version of the Science museum.

I would say Hamilton too - I saw it in December and it was amazing. If not a musical I loved The Woman in Black - totally old school no special effects but really really scary and I just loved it.

Hi All

I'm part of a theatre company producing a new play called 'Alkaline' by Stephanie Martin at the Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London this month.

It's a world premiere that focuses on the breakdown of a relationship between two friends following one's conversion to Islam. You can read more about it here www.parktheatre.co.uk/whats-on/alkaline/access

The reason I'm putting this on here is because even though we are an off West End theatre, we make sure we programme accessible performances - one of which is specifically for Parents & Babies.

We'd love to welcome you to this performance and hope it will be the start of many more.

See you there!

Pip x

Calling all theatre lovers who feel that having a baby means they can't enjoy a night out seeing a great show!

A little reminder that 'Alkaline' by Stephanie Martin has it's Parents and Baby performance Tuesday 31st July at 1pm.

I'm part of a theatre company producing a new play called 'Alkaline' by Stephanie Martin at the Park Theatre, Finsbury Park, London this month.

It's a world premiere that focuses on the breakdown of a relationship between two friends following one's conversion to Islam. You can read more about it here www.parktheatre.co.uk/whats-on/alkaline/access

The reason I'm putting this on here is because even though we are an off West End theatre, we make sure we programme accessible performances - one of which is specifically for Parents & Babies.

It's a double award nominated show with a slew of rave reviews plus there's air con, a buggy park and a welcoming atmosphere.

Catch it while you can as the show closes a week today?

See you there!

P x