Attended the opera at the London Coliseum on a rainy Saturday evening. The staff have the attendance and leaving processes well worked out. No queueing with easy access to our seat. It is worth researching your seat ahead of booking in some detail. we were unable to see half of the surtitles, but the staff did allow us to move at no extra cost. Spectacular design and a thoroughly enjoyable evening.

I saw the final dress rehearsal for Barber of Seville, which was really funny.I had low expectations since I am used to the Roh and did not expect much.I was blown away by the standard of singing of the soloists especially the soprano and tenor in the main role.Her singing and acting ability was head and shoulders above everyone, she is truly talented. I felt terrible for the orchestra who were still needing to protest due to the situation they have been put in. Overall despite my dislike of productions being translated into English, I would recommend this hilarious production.

First time to London Coliseum the home of the English Opera. Birthday treat for my wife and watched the Magic Flute. Was not let down fantastic show on a magical historic building. Seats were excellent staff were helpful would recommend anyone to try the experience.

Great building. It is a work of architect Frank Matcham (1854-1920) in 1904. Frank Matcham was also the architect of Glasgow King's Theater. The London Coliseum is a Grade II listed building of English Heritage. Unfortunately, we did not reserve tickets for the performance and were unable to enter the venue. Could only admire the gorgeous appearance. It is recommended that some spaces of the building be opened for visitors (of course by tickets) during non-performance hours. Such as the Palais Garnier (some spaces are available for tourists to visit), and the Hungarian State Opera House (visitors should participate in official guided tours).

It was my first time at London Colosseum and I went to see spirited away live and what a great experience. I basically went with my bf, along with his cousin and their mums. The security was great and I didn’t mind having my bag checked, the merch shop was great and I also got a top I was seated at the high up second row and I did have a fine view and the performers were amazing and they captured everything from the spirited away movie and I have to give a massive arigato to the performers. The theatre also had the eng subs playing on the wall which was perfect. Overall I completely recommend London Colosseum to anyone who fancy’s a day out at the theatre but if you high up on the balcony view I recommend taking binoculars which is what my bf did for me Solid 5/5

Spirited Away was an amazing production with great acting, puppetry and music. It was non stop and I would recommend it to anyone. It was in Japanese but had English sub-titles. No problem. I have not enjoyed myself so much and will be returning to see it again in June.

My wife, (who is Japanese ) went to see Spirited away at the London Coliseum and we enjoyed every bit of the show. Some people in reviews complained about uncomfortable seating in the balcony seats, but you get what pay for. We were in the centre of D row upper circle, and we had a reasonable view, like others around us. That was, until a “most ignorant” person on row A in line sight of my wife, decided that he was going to lean forward on the balcony edge, therefore blocking the site of the full stage. Many people ending up moving their head in different positions, to see parts of the play. So ignorant of this man, in which people directly behind him, must have felt uncomfortable in approaching him directly to complain. But there was no sign of a theatre attendant/staff nearby to ask if they would politely tell the person to sit back, not only to stop blocking peoples full view, but above all for safety reasons. What if he dropped something on the seating below? This was the only problem we experienced, on what was otherwise an absolutely brilliant show. The Coliseum theatre staff do a good job in security checks, but they need to address the fact of the audience leaning forward on the balcony edge. In most upgraded theatre’s nowadays they have a metal bar that prevents this sort of thing. London Coliseum needs to do the same.

Was initially unsure as to where to go as the sign we followed did not lead us to the right place (Although the posted sign supposedly lead to the area we were supposed to be seated at). The usher had to turn us around once he checked our ticket. The audio was fabulous and I could hear everything crisp and clear and the view we got was good. Overall I would come back if there was a production that piqued my interest.

We came here to see Spirited Away and just loved our experience. A beautiful theatre, we paid a lot for our tickets and were seated in the first floor dress circle. It was worth every penny we had a fantastic view of the stage and the performance was just fantastic xx

Such a wonderful experience to watch the Oscar-winning SPIRITED AWAY, created by legendary animator and director Hayao Miyazaki. If you love the movie, you will be amazed by the effort to bring it to live show. All the decoration on stage, music and especially all the performers are superb, This is the most expensive tickets I have ever spent for a live show. But it really worth.