Here to see Les Miserables for the first time which was excellent. Great sad story. Found the bar service to be very efficient and the prices not too bad for a theatre in London. And whilst others have mentioned poor leg room my 6’1” carcass fitted in fine.

As a birthday treat, I booked a couple of tickets to see Les Misérables and was not disappointed. The performance was fantastic, the theatre and all its staff wonderful. It was my first visit but I can understand why people return over and over again. This could well have converted me into being a theatre goer.

Great historic theatre, we were in the front row of the dress circle , amazing views of the stage , seats were very comfortable and quite large , very modern and very clean toilets. The theatre is an incredible piece of architecture with lots of original features and beautiful lights. Went to see Les Miserables which was brilliants and well suited to its setting.

Having not seen Les Mis since 1986 (!) I took my 15 year old grand daughter for her first time as a Christmas present. Well, what an experience for both of us. The performance (Saturday matinee in December 2023) was ABSOLUTELY SUPERB. We were both totally "wowed" by the cast, particularly Brad Barnley playing Jean Valjean in his West End debut - definitely one to watch out for the future!!! The set and staging, the cast and their singing and acting, the music and songs, the musicians and sound - all faultless. The theatre (Sondhiem) was a lovely setting, and had a very good view from seats E23 and E24 in the Stalls. Worth the cost. There were even sufficient ladies toilets dotted around!!!

Wonderful show. Quaint theatre , quite small and intimate. Toilets right next to stalls ( we were in row J) They sold ice cream in the interval Speedy entrance, waited only 5 minutes in the queue.

Les Miserables was absolutely brilliant. We had been given the seats C1 & 2 withrestricted viewin the dress circle. To be honest it didn't deter anything from the show BUT there is a dreadful draft from the doors which makes it a little uncomfortable.

Lovely old theatre. Visited to see Les Miserables. It was a fantastic show, brilliant acting, singing, scenery and effects. The staff were friendly and very helpful. The one downer, was that I wasn't feeling well and asked for a glass of tap water for tablets, they said , "we don't have tap water." I had to buy a can of still water for £2.00. They have duty to provide tap water for free. Isn't there a single tap in the theatre?

Wonderful performance, very powerful really enjoyed every moment. The set and lighting was amazing. I have slight mobility issues and from the second I walked in the door the front of house staff were brilliant. Thanks go to Rosie who took us to our seats and explained where everything was. The staff were all there at the interval to help me again. There were long queues for the toilets, but in an old Theatre what can you expect.

Went to see Les Mis, fantastic show. We're a family including two with mobility issues the staff noticed this and quietly and quickly helped us to get seated. Beautiful theatre and wonderful staff

Last treat of our London trip and was very impressed with the musical. Top notch. Only disappointment was that somebody was filming the show two rows ahead and it was very off putting. Anyways quick word with the staff sorted that at the intermission.! Go if you can and bugger the expense!