The Comedy About Spies London tickets

The actors were amazing and l thoughtnit wss such a great theatre adaption of the show and ties into it really well. The venue was fantastic and I was very happy with my seat! Only got a photo of the show before and after it ended as I was to engrossed in the show :)

The theater is small but really cozy. What I loved most about the show was the set design, along with the special effects: meticulously crafted down to the smallest detail, they draw you completely into the story. The opening scene is explosive! I recommend arriving half an hour before the start to find a seat calmly and enjoy the atmosphere.

The show was wonderful! The music sounded perfect and the staging was incredible. The performances were all top-notch, from the leading actors to the last dancer. The whole play has a great rhythm and the scene changes are superbly executed. It was a delight from start to finish!

Wow! The cast were exceptional, and the audience engagement was fabulous. The set and costumes were brilliant. The story of Oliver is timeless, thought provoking, funny, and sad. Enthralling from beginning to end. Incredible show ✨️

The dark atmosphere and dim lighting give you the impression of being in Hogwarts Castle. The actors truly convey the feelings of joy, fear, and anguish—true professionals. What moved me most was the relationship between the parents and their children (Harry, Draco, Albus, and Scorpius). As a father myself, I understand the difficulties of not always knowing how to talk to your children, but even so, you would give your life for them.

Show itself, best one i've seen so far. A bit too long, but worth it. I had good seats, expensive, but good. Seats are comftorable, people were polite, there was no childish bursts trough the whole show. At the end of the show, someone behind me was yelling at me and told me that it is not ok to sit in the middle because no one else can behind me can see the show. How am i suppost to know she can't see? Whole show that you don't say anything, and then you yell at me at the end. And what does sitting in the middle mean? I just moved my head a bit because i didn't see the stage of the girl who leaned on the fence (because she couldn't see otherwise). Whole experiance beside this was mega. Will do it again for sure when i visit London again. Greetings from Croatia :)

Last night’s performance of My Neighbour Totoro at the Gillian Lynne Theatre was truly outstanding—an adaptation that doesn’t just “look beautiful,” but genuinely captures the spirit and emotional texture of the film. The production is packed with lovingly observed details, from iconic moments like the rainy bus-stop scene to the quiet, everyday gestures that make the story feel so human. It feels remarkably faithful to the original, while translating it into a stage language that is fresh, precise, and deeply immersive. The cast delivered consistently strong performances with impressive emotional control—natural, layered, and never exaggerated. What also stood out was the work of the kuroko-style stagehands: their scene changes and prop transitions were lightning-fast and incredibly clean, keeping the storytelling fluid without breaking the atmosphere for a second. The music team was exceptional as well—powerful live playing, excellent dynamics, and vocals that were genuinely beautiful and well-placed, enhancing the mood rather than overpowering it. Everything—acting, movement, design, music, pacing—felt perfectly balanced. Even now, I’m still thinking about it, with that lingering warmth and “afterglow” you only get from something truly special.

Great drama play. Absolutely brilliant plot and performance. It also give you the feel of attending a trial in a court. Highly recommended!