Fantastic venue with the decor to match, This iconic venue gives a real sense of grandeur as you walk up the stairs to the Royal circle. We had the best night watching Dawn French in her one woman show. Absolutely hilarious. Her story telling is so animated and funny we didn’t want it to end. The Royal Circle are the best seats clear views , though like any theatre the seats are tight with not a lot of leg room , though the cool air con was a delight. This is an iconic venue in a great area with Carnaby street a 5 minute walk with great eating and drinking venues.

Dawn French show ‘I’m a massive (Tue, Wed, and, Thu)’. Everything was great. The show started on time and there was no issues getting in or any queues at the bar before the show. Prices are a bit mad as per all theatres but that never deters me. Staff were all pleasant and the place clean and grand. Dawn French was awesome and her show was full of an edited and funny stories. Unfortunately she’s not doing many nights.

I came to the London Palladium to watch Matteo Botcelli, the show was absolutely amazing. However, we were sat in L33 & L34 Royal Circle, and behind us 2 members of staff were standing and consistently chatting very loudly which unfortunately ruined my experience of the show - it got to the point I was going to get up to say something after the song had ended, however they eventually split up and stopped. The venue is lovely though, the seating had a decent amount of leg room and I couldn’t fault the venue at all. Just a shame the staff were a little inconsiderate of the showing going on.

Been a few times before, this time to see eurythmics songbook, the palladium is one of the mor roomy London Theatres. Great atmosphere. 2 solid hours no interval no messing around, brilliant evening thank you to Dave Stewart and daughter and a little extra at end Beverly Knight

First time here for ages. Staff were very friendly and our seats were better than expected. Not for their position (as we knew where we booked) but for the amount of room available. Compared with some other London theatres the space was amazing. Drink prices as expected were ridiculous and unjustifiable.

Thinking of bringing younger children to Peter Pan 2023/24? We found it totally unsuitable for a 5pm family event in terms of the script/jokes. Everything else is of course an amazing, awesome spectacle. It only said no under 4s admitted. My husband and I were completely taken aback as to whom a Palladium Panto is aimed at. A mere £780 for 4, the majority of the audience were adult men. Should have rang alarm bells that this was not aimed at children/young families. “ I’ve seen more children on a Saga holiday “ a gag by Jennifer Saunders. Plenty of uncomfortable double entendres and parents being asked awkward questions “why are they laughing?” and my 6 year old “what’s a ho*o*exual?” We should have left . If looking for a family friendly panto experience try your local theatres. As my husband said “what were we thinking!” I couldn’t find how to contact the theatre direct hence my review: parents of younger children be warned before booking a Panto at the Palladium.

Peter Pan panto continues the magic but Rob Madge steals the show! While some reviewers are right that some young children might not get all the jokes, isn’t that the point? They fly over their innocent heads like Peter Pan and those who do get the jokes, like my 12 year old, may squirm a little, but they see and hear worse on You tube watching their foolish videos. Julian Clary reigns supreme and Jennifer Saunders, Gary Wilmot and the good natured Nigel Havers bring good cheer to all. My family thoroughly enjoyed it all and the tribute to Paul O’Grady, while confusing to my American mom, was a lovely touch.

Our 5th visit but probably our last. Scenery, sound and costumes are fantastic as usual but the script and production have gone downhill since the days of Paul O'Grady. We had been unimpressed with Dawn French's performances but this year Jennifer Saunders is equally mediocre. Julian Clary is very funny but relies on the same sleezy jokes every year. Gary Wilmot and Nigel Havers were good but played the same parts as in previous years with just name changes. Eg. the sketch where Nigel always gets hit (last time it was with a plank) the audience song and Gary's tonguetwister song. Paul Zerdin is excellent and also the circus performers brought a new dimension. First timers will enjoy this panto but when you've seen it once you know what to expect in future visits. Seat prices increase but the production remains static. Sorry.

Went to the Palladium pantomime on Saturday 30 December and have to say we had a marvellous time. Whilst there were a lot of kids there, this is clearly aimed at a more mature audience. The star is the show was Julian Clarey and his costumes. We laughed from start to finish. Jennifer Saunders was good and Nigel Havers took a lot of punishment whilst making us laugh. Paul Zerdin, the ventriloquist was excellent and he kept the kids entertained whilst still making tje adults laugh. Gary Wilmot was the Dame and he was very good. Lots of slapstick and the usual booing and "he's behind you" to keep the panto moving. Not much of a plot really, Peter Pan and the Darlings were very good but peripheral to the panto. We booked a hospitality package that allowed us into a lounge prior to tje show and at the interval. This included bar snacks, half a bottle of champagne each and the services of our own red coated butler, Amanda, who I have was excellent. Access during the interval was included and this meant you could purchase more drinks without having to queue. All in all a brilliant day.

Peter Pan- Great panto!! I haven’t laughed that much in years!! Thank you so much for the laughs. It made my year!! I enjoyed every minute of it. Our whole family did. Ranging from 9 years old to 75 years old.