Son and partner really wanted to see this when I visited earlier this week. We went to the ticket booth we usually use but they didn’t have any tickets under £100 each so we went direct to the theatre box office. The member of staff there was brilliant, although still over £100 each she found us 3 seats together in two different rows and whilst we were deciding which to take, she held all six and as she did that she told us to hang on because she thought there was going to be a price drop. We picked row f 6, 7 and 8 in the stalls and got them for £99 each. She sent the tickets by email and got us to check we had got them ok. She was brilliant. We returned in the evening for the show, the bar was busy so guessing the loos would be busy in the interval I decided to use the ladies before the show started. There were no queues and they were clean at that time. When we went through to our sheets we were blown away by the set which takes over the theatre, a huge elephant, dancers cages, a bar and T stage which the cast use. There are tables in that area which you can book but I don’t feel you would have the best view, I thought they were too close to the action and you would be looking up all night. Our seats were spot on, really close the the ‘bar’ at the side of the stage, we could look up and see the dancers in the cage too. The show was top class, brilliant cast and orchestra and beautiful costumes. It is a breathtaking show and has gone to the top of my list of shows that I have seen. The two people I was with are professional dancers and singers themselves and they were blown away. Only slightly negative thing was the seats which gave us a bit of a numb bottom. Top tip, get seats in the stalls if you can and take your seat early so you don’t miss the pre show which sets the scene

Fairly easy access, level from street, then a platform lift. However my wheelchair space was on a raked floor so I sat tilted forward for nearly 3 hours. That is uncomfortable and not acceptable. Some great internal, and temporary, alteration to the theatre interior. Moulin Rouge is a good story and some amazing songs, fully performed or just single line references. Part of the fun is in identifying those references. Great lighting, sets, music, costumes, singing and dancing.

One of my closest friends treated me to see Moulin Rouge last night at The Piccadilly Theatre for my 50th birthday. We both grew up in families who loved the theatre and over the years we have both seen many shows, musicals and ballet productions (Sir Matthew Bourne is a choreography genius). We had seats in row B which were fantastic as we could see the cast really close up. The interweaving of modern classics into the show is clever, and I especially liked Christian singing Crazy by Gnarls Berkley. It’s one of the best show we have both seen in London’s West End in a very long time. Thank you to the staff who looked after us both and a HUGE shout out to the MD & band who actually perform underneath the stage!!! Highly recommended. We are already planning to return to see it again.

Overall the show was FABULOUS! Lovely scenery and eyes were glued at all times. Best believe I’d go again. I sat row S (stalls) and veiw was perfect don’t let it deceive you online. Only thing that wasn’t the best was toilets there’s only one set downstairs huge cue. And also I ordered drinks to my chair that never arrived because they were too busy so I had a refund. So I’d suggest just getting beverages yourself.

The show was lovely, but the actual theatre was FREEZING. Coming in from a cold and rainy right, we were met with ice cold air conditioning. We hoped it would warm up as the theatre filled up, but it felt like it was actually blowing down on us. At interval, the theatre emptied out to the bar and toilets. There was a total of 3 toilets in the back stalls for the ladies and the smell was absolutely sickening. Quite disappointing really.

I went with a friend on Sat 28 Oct 2023 For many years I have booked through London Box Office who are always helpful and efficient. I have very restricted vision due to a heart related fall almost 2 years ago. When we arrived at the Piccadilly Theatre, the gentleman realised that I had a sight problem. He called a lady. She said that getting to the dress circle through the main doors would be a problem for me because of all the stairs. She walked us down the side of the building into the Angel Bar and said she would come back a little later. When she returned we went through a door at the end of the little room and we were in the dress circle just a few rows from our seats. We really appreciated her care and kindness. The show was wonderful. Singing, dancing, story and set were all breathtaking. Very memorable and highly recommended.

Great performance of Moulin Rouge. My second visit as it is so good. Recommend sitting near the aisle in the stalls near the front to get great views of the fantastic set. Many of the main characters had been substituted the second time. The actors and actresses put so much into the performance - it is beautiful and fun. Highly recommended

Booked two tickets to see the Moulin Rouge for 24/1/24. Turned out to be a fabulous show with the male lead singer and the ringmaster being the best vocalists. The stage and the surroundings a sight to see seen. With action from star to finish. Only downside. The old seats but that’s to be expected from such an old building. We will be going back soon.

This show was just so so amazing! Brilliant! And probably one of the best if not the best show I’ve ever seen! I was rapt from start to finish … the stunning set, costumes, lighting, music and the sheer energy of the cast … I can find no fault with this production which was moving, funny and exhilarating in equal measure …. I can highly recommend a few hours at the Piccadilly theatre where you can immerse yourself in this wonderful spectacle and forget about the troubles in the real world for just a while.

My wife and I visited on Tuesday 30th January. The theatre and staging is incredible and the atmosphere that is created prior to and during the show is electric. Top tip - take your seats 30 minutes prior to the show starting. We sat in the stalls row G and for an immersive experience I would recommend sitting in the stalls for this show.