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About The Piccadilly Theatre
Designed by Edward A. Stone and Bertie Crew, the Piccadilly theatre opened in 1928. The venue was turned into a cinema in the 1930s and this reconstruction enhanced the audience's sightlines and acoustics, renowned in the West End for having almost no obstructions. The theatre is in one of the busiest tourist areas of London and there's always plenty to see and do nearby. The Piccadilly seats just shy of 1200 people over three levels.
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Audience Latest Reviews
Because you can-can-can enjoy this This show is absolutely brilliant. The cast are topnotch and pitch perfect in their roles (although Christian does not need to be American and could be a a Brit in Paris as this required a Brit to sing maintaining an American Lily which does disservice to Alastair Brammer’s voice)
The set design is phenomenal & the fact the front row is literally integrated as if you’re sitting in the Moulin Rouge is brilliant. For the best overall view, I’d recommend front middle circle.
It’s a bit raunchy in terms of some of the costumes, so bare that in mind for younger kids if planning a family trip.
For those very familiar with Luhrmann’s film, since then he negotiated rights to a plethora of songs so expect to hear many familiar including ‘Come What May’ the showstopper however also many new additions. They are used wisely to tell the story and their familiarity is a massive crowd pleaser
My 78 year old Mum and 21 year old daughter and fifty something me all absolutely loved it
Stephanie, 04 Mar 2026
Excellent One of the best west end musical
Stephen, 03 Mar 2026
Amazing Entertaining from start to finish couldn’t recommend it enough. Best show I’ve seen to date
Deborah, 01 Mar 2026
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