This was my first time at this theatre. It is a concrete building a bit like the barbican. We were very pleased with our good value seats in the stalls - the theatre is much larger than expected and plenty of the stalls seats have very good wide views. In addition there are several bars and good loos and a convenient car park next to the theatre. Crazy for you was a good show and the main characters put their heart and soul into the performance.

Really can’t complain for paying £15 for front row seats! Would recommend row E and behind so you can actually see their feet for the tap dancing scenes. The costume, scenery change, accents, dancing and overall acting was 5* - I feel sad they don’t sell the tickets at full price as I think people would be surprised at how good this old school musical is. Agree that the seats aren’t comfy especially when you get that tall person behind that can’t sit still and keeps whacking you in the back throughout the show. At one point the couple by us left probably because 1) we didn’t realise row A and B didn’t exist so we were very close and 2) the family behind were so fidgety is was uncomfortable sitting that long. CONS - drinks are pricey and unclear which door to enter in the stalls

Crazy for you, crazy for everyone. What a GREAT show, me and my wife chanced our arm on seeing if the theatre had any availability for the evening performance on Saturday and was surprised when we were able to get some great seats for a great price. The Gillian Lynne theatre was fab and we were very happy to see the space you had for your legs unlike the older theatres where I normally feel I'm folded in half. Me and my wife were blown away by the performance. Well done cast, you deserve 5star reviews across the board Good luck for the future💕

We went to the theatre to see Crazy for you. The theatre is not attractive, in fact I think it’s ugly and dull. We were on the side of the balcony, seats were good for seeing the stage. In fact the seats were a great price for the show. There are loads of stairs to get to the balcony, door 6, expect lots if walking. The seat was quite comfy though. The show was very bouncy and lots of singing, colourful costumes and very cheerful. Not the best show but definitely one for a night out when you don’t want your spend loads. Didn’t they try bar because we didn’t fancy all the stairs again. Toilets were plentiful and on our level.

The theatre itself is a nice small and intimate venue, you would struggle to find a bad seat. Tickets for the show managed to get them for 35 quid each in the stalls, absolute bargain. Now the show itself is amazing. Old style musical with a bit of cheese and a predictable story but the songs are great, the comedy genuinely funny and the dance numbers out of this world. Cannot even comprehend the work behind the choreography. And all performances were phenomenal but Charlie Stemp as all of the reviews for this point out is an absolute delight. Such a stage presence you can’t take your eyes away and his dancing is probably as good as any musical actor around today. An extremely uplifting feel good musical and it’s a shame it closes in 4 weeks.

Lovely, albeit unusual layout theatre. Fabulous staff from door, bar to seating - all were friendly & polite. This show, Standing at the Skys Edge - is the most wonderful rollercoaster of emotions. A definite must see.

I have mobility issues and was visiting a theatre for the first time with my rollator and was a little nervous. I need not have worried. I was there for the matinee. There were several theatre hosts and I was instantly handed over to Camilla who personally took me up in the lift to the circle area and pointed out my seat which was at the other side of the auditorium from the lift which would have meant me having to go past many seats to get to mine. She rang down to the box office and they were able to offer me a seat on the lift side which made life easier for me. She then took me back to the toilets and then back to my seat and took my rollator away and then brought me some water. Camilla reappeared in the interval to give me the opportunity to stretch my legs and came back at the end of the performance to take me back out of the theatre via the toilets and eventually outside the theatre to meet up with my family. She was very patient and reassuring the whole time. The theatre itself was very impressive with a semi circle stage which meant one had very good views looking down to the stage and it all looked very spacious.

What a great theatre - slightly brutalist, but so functionally rich and comfortable. All seats give great views, and are extremely comfortable and roomy. We were up the gods to see Standing on the Sky's Edge, and it was as made for this theatre. Superb.

We saw "Standing at the Sky's Edge" in April 2024. This musical is everything that a musical should be- excellent talent, great music, book, and a theatre that perfectly fits the material. We loved this performance, and recommend it to others visiting London.

This was my first time at this theatre. It is a concrete building a bit like the barbican. We were very pleased with our good value seats in the stalls - the theatre is much larger than expected and plenty of the stalls seats have very good wide views. In addition there are several bars and good loos and a convenient car park next to the theatre. Crazy for you was a good show and the main characters put their heart and soul into the performance. We have since been back and watched Standing at the Sky's Edge which was excellent.