Shows you would recommend

Am going to see Lady Boys of Bangkok next week kitty will let you know

I’m not terribly keen on musicals, although will go if offered!

I love the theatre and go a lot. The next booking is at the end of November “How the other half Loves” Rattagan -a happy pre-christmas treat. We often go up to the RAH pre Christmas as well.
We have a booking in January for “The play that went Wrong” in Chichester Festival. I have my eye on a number of others. We would have gone next week to Stoppard’s “The real Thing” but are away on holiday.

down they play in Brighton every year.

Am looking forward to seeing them ww...

There’s so many good ones in London
Matilda, Wicked, American in Paris, the Lion King ...... and a lot more.

My Name is Rachel Corrie at the Young Vic.

Unfortunately I've just realised it finishes tomorrow so three performances left. At £15 a ticket and a riveting performance by the young actress - highly recommended

Rachel Corrie

The Jersey Boys is great I plan on going again next year.

Maybe 'shows' wasn't quite the word to use but it was early.

We love musicals but also plays, comedians and dh enjoys modern jazz and jazz fusion.

Any Rattigan is a joy ww!

The Lie at the Menier Chocolate Factory.

A tragi-comedy, which is on until November, about fidelity and emotions (translated from the French). It's a companion piece to The Truth which I also saw - it later transferred to the West End.

The Lie

kit we saw a Rattagan last year at Chichester just before Christmas - can’t remember title (senior moment) which was so funny

Blood Brothers is fantastic (I am sad enough to have seen it 5 times) as is Miss Saigon (take plenty of tissues for both). I also love Jersey Boys. DH is a fan of Buddy Holly, I never was (silly me) so I booked tickets for Buddy some years ago, it was absolutely great. I hated Les Miserables but I think that's just me as everyone seems to love it. I didn't enjoy Cats either.

I was just going to recommend Blood Brothers. I'm not a fan of musicals at all really, but I absolutely loved it.

I’ve seen Blood Brothers 3 times KatyK and I am with you on Les Mis ?

Wouldn’t it be good if they made a musical or stage play of ‘Some Like It Hot’ ?

We like to see tribute artists The Counterfeit Stones are excellent and very amusing. Also Ben Portsmouth is fab as Elvis.

I'd love to see Blood Brothers again. I feel I'd enjoy it even more a second time.

Sunny Afternoon is terrific especially if you were a fan of The Kinks

We’ve recently seen a few things at our local theatre, a good production of Private Lives, All or Nothing (based on the music and story of the Small Faces). Last year a family group went to London to see The Bodyguard (the musical). I must admit, I didn’t fancy it much beforehand but it was very good. We’ve also seen Blood Brothers, We Will Rock You, The Rat Pack ( enlivened by a female member of the audience constantly wailing “Frank, I love you,” till she was removed), Jersey Boys and numerous others. Love the theatre.

42nd Street, DH doesn't like musicals, but came humming tunes! Fantastic sets and costumes as well.

Blood Brothers ... War Horse ... Matilda ... Jane Eyre ... to name but a few. We enjoy theatre and never seem to be disappointed.

Seen loads of musicals over the years, we all enjoy them. A fairly recent one was Beautiful, the Carol King story. That was wonderful, have an idea it is no longer in the West End but maybe touring. Our favourite one is The Blues Brothers closely followed by Buddy, Billy Elliot, the Queen one, could go on and on.

Les Miz
Billy Elliot ( lots of the F word though)
Swan Lake ( with all the men, if you ever come across it by Matthew Bourne, brilliant)
Buddy

We disliked Les Mis and Cats too!!

Blood brothers my favourite too booked to see The Kite runner in March looking forward to that a lot
KatyK I love Les Amis but was bored out of my head with Cats
I be seen the Ladyboys a couple of times downtoEarth they put on a good show

Would recommend Blood brothers, War Horse but favourite is Les Mis.

We did see Sweeney Todd with the gorgeous Michael Ball ? and the fabulous Imelda Staunton. Now that was brilliant .!