This theatre was fantastic an the show was amazing. Our visit was made even more special by Joshua. We had taken a lady who has learning disabilities and not able to walk much to go and see Grease. Her experience was made special by Joshua who made sure that she was conformable and had everything she wanted. We couldn't thank him enough for what he had done and it was an absolute pleasure to meet him he is an absolute credit to the Dominion Theatre staff team.

We had brought a woman with walking and learning difficulties to see Grease, and Joshua made sure she was accommodated and got everything she desired, making her experience unique. We cannot express our gratitude to him enough, and it was a true pleasure to meet him. He is a true credit to the Dominion Theatre personnel team.

Nice theatre, more leg room than modern ones. Went to see Grease which was very good. Leaving seemed to be challenging as no staff directing customers the correct way for exiting safely and correctly .

Went to see Grease on the 20th of October and I was blown away! What a beautiful theatre, comfy seating and overall really spacious (compared to a lot of other west end theatres) everything was nice and clean and looked well cared for! I was sad to be one of the last people to see Grease, it’s a wonderful show that should have had a longer run! It’s genius, it’s funny but also sooooo relatable. It’s a little sad and a little harsh, but it’s so good. If it ever comes back: please go and see it because this Musical is just one of the best out there!

My favourite London theatre. Next to Tottenham Court Station. Very helpful staff and great shows. Thanks and congratulations to the management and staff for your efficiency and especially to Koda in the box office who was cheerful, professional and most helpful in booking tickets for us for ELF - we are really looking forward to the show. Mrs B Fryatt, London.

Myself and my friend visited to see elf the musical on the 22nd of November (matinee performance) My friend is a wheelchair user and the care we got was amazing. We were allocated an usher to be with us, they got us additional cushions for comfort, got us water. It's the little things. Thank you so much!

We went to see Elf on Thursday evening, we received tickets by text on the day, which was great because I was struggling to access my email tickets. The theatre was right next to the tube station, it was a lovely theatre and the staff were really friendly and helpful. We thoroughly enjoyed the performance, it was absolutely brilliant and on the way out we bumped into Chris Chittell, Lesley Dunlop and Joe-Warren Plant, we had a lovely chat and they were kind enough to let us take a couple of photos. Made our day.

We attended the theatre on 30th November 2023 to see Elf the musical and wow did it provide a great time Yes it was magical christmassy and perfect in every way. Everyone was amazing and Buddy was absolutely brilliant. Would totally recommend seeing x The snow and santa in sleigh at the end just made everything more magical x well done all involved

We attended on Saturday night to watch Elf. First of all, I was annoyed at being charged £1 per booster seat for my children to be able to see over the heads of the people in front of them. I expect to pay over the odds for most things at a city centre theatre, but to be charged for the booster seats after paying the same for a child’s seat as an adults was frustrating! You also had to join a long queue in the busy reception area to get them. Honest review from all of the family is that the first half went on for too long. It was extremely hot inside the theatre too which made it uncomfortable. We also found it a bit strange how Buddy the elf was smaller than Santa… The second half of the show had the wow factor that we were expecting with some great bits at the end! All of the people involved were great, and I cannot imagine the time it takes to rehearse. The props were brilliant. We preordered drinks to come before the show and during the interval. They came warm and at £6.50 a bottle of lager, it wasn’t great. When I visited the toilets, the queues were obviously very long and the announcement to return to your seats came on whilst we were still waiting. I also noticed the preordered drinks all just sat on the side with the orders printed out. Anyone could’ve taken them or done anything to them. I suppose had these things have happened at our local theatre where the total cost for all 4 of us was £100, it wouldn’t have been such an issue. But paying £100 per person just left us feeling a little disappointed.

We went to see this musical with my parents whilst staying up London. We had quite good seats in row H. We had to go through security before we could get into the theatre, so you need to get there a little earlier to check in. We got to outcasts quickly. We enjoyed the musical, we have seen the film and you will never beat the film. We found the first half very long, but the second half was amazing and that was the best part for us. The story is a little different from the film, but it still follows the story of Christmas. The cast work very hard, some wonderful dancing and singing. We found it difficult to hear the actors at times. The second half is so magical for the children to see and the children in the crowd lived it, especially when the sleigh was flying through the sky and it was snowing!