Theater

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Matt Cardle was really good in the singer/story teller role, strong voice and good Aussie accent. The show was great, really enjoyed. Bar prices are what you expect from a London theatre. Only slight negative point was how warm it was, but it was 31+ outside. Great night out....

Soho theatre is a platform for mind-breezing, open, creative, food for thought plays infused with empowering energy. The plays here are easy to access, affordable, and the cosines of its Upstairs and Downstairs make the performances even more special and embedding.

A huge theatre with good views everywhere. A good venue for big shows. Sound quality was good when I was here for 'Bat Out Of Hell'. Seats are fairly standard and leg room is normal. Immediately across the road from Tottenham Court Road Station and with a subway that surfaces right outside the theatre.

A very nice theatre. I had a great view from the balcony. Thriller was extraordinary! The dancing was very spectacular. Very acrobatic as well. The whole cast acted and sung tirelessly. Excellent sets and costumes. Loved MJ music so much. They sung a few of my all time favourites which was a bonus and I nearly shed a tear when cast crew sang the song "I Can't Stop Loving You". I loved the way the actors/actress got the audience involved to sing and dance along to the music. I definitely got my boogie on when invited to do so. The look-a-like of MJ done some great signature dance movies. The stewards/stewardesses were calm plus easy access to bar and toilet. All in all a great afternoon out!

Great theatre and fantastic show. Plenty of leg room, comfortable seats. Cozy bars. Very friendly and helpful staff. The musical itself (Everybody's Taking About Jamie) is the best we've been to - time flew. Laughed, nearly cried, danced. Highly recommended.

Love, love, love this place! Ordinarily I try to avoid cinemas right in the centre of the city (think over-priced, filthy and characterless)... But THIS is THE exception. Beautiful interior, amazing facilities such as cafe, restaurant and bars. Added bonus of sofas as the back of most screens for the same price as regular seats (just book quickly in advance as they will go!)

Great theatre with the two Imperium plays. Superb production all round with outstanding cast. Seats are not designed for long legs!!

A good old fashion theatre. Small 70 seated. Close up with the actors. You can feel the variant and the tension of the play. Absolutely fantastic play "Stitchers" about Lady Ann Tree, Fine Cell Work Charity and life in prison. The Actors acted the character with absolute perfection. So real to life 5 out 5 rating deserve more.

Saw Comedy About A Bank Robbery. Nice clean theatre, fairly big inside, plenty of space in bar area but a lack of toilets. Friendly staff. Sats in stalls, standard theatre seats that start to get uncomfortable after a couple of hours

What an absolutely fantastic evening. I travelled from Burton Upon Trent - we got into London and realised the tickets were in our kitchen! Was no problem for the Box Office. I showed my email confirmation and I was all sorted. The venue was smaller than my thoughts had pictured but that isn't a bad thing! The show - oh my goodness the show! Incredible voices, incredible talent, amazing use of space and props and the stage. I may have been to Les Miserables now - but I will be back!

Comfy big seats with plenty of leg room. Good view from most chairs. Good sound quality

Plush cinema and usually very interesting range of films outside of big budget productions. The ticket prices match the trim interior and high-end screens. I've found the basement area - where the screens are located - a bit dim at times, plus the men's restroom is more or less as I remember prior to this cinema's refurbishment.

Watched Aladdin yesterday was brilliant show very impressed with the costumes and set. We had ice cream in the interval and was amazed at how reasonable it was £3 a tub was expecting to pay twice that. We were 4 rows from the front well worth the money would recommend seeing this show.

Went to see Chicago as a birthday treat for my daughter. A lovely theatre building with real character. The play was fantastic, the bar was atmospheric and staff friendly. A great experience overall

We were quite impressed by the staff’s friendliness when we came to buy movie tickets. Having made our way down the stairs to below street level, we found a café / bar / restaurant place, which looked accommodating and nicely set out. That is where they sell the tickets: at the drinks bar. We decided against eating there, simply because it was lunchtime and there is no daylight down there. When we came back later to watch the actual film, it was another floor further down. Nice movie theatre, comfy seats, clean and spacious toilets. And the film - Apostasy - was riveting. Can definitely recommend the place.