This gorgeous art deco theatre, located in the lower part of the Savoy hotel in the heart of the theatre district in London’s west end is a gorgeous experience. Entering by the side of the hotel, the theatre winds downstairs to the theatre itself. It’s not the biggest in London but makes up for that in charm. Seating is comfortable and I’m not sure there’d be a bad seat in the house due to its design.

Certainly wasn’t what I was expecting! But I was gripped. The theatre was packed out on the night I attended & the audience gave a standing ovation - to Nicole, but also in recognition of strong performances (in particular) from the actors playing Joe, Betty & Max. I note the many negative reviews here, particularly from those comparing it to previous productions. Perhaps I got more from it not having those comparisons to make, though as aforementioned, this ultra modern version was unexpected. It’s a very stripped back production. No fancy set or costume changes. It’s monochrome throughout (well apart from the blood). Nicole gads about in the same black slip from start to finish. Instead, cinematic atmosphere is built via dramatic lighting & close up projections. I absolutely loved it & thought it cleverly done & amusing - but have dropped a star because it is a bit hammy at times (I guess that’s what some reviewers here mean by finding it amateurish). But because the show is underpinned by humour, for me it really worked (most of the time). Nicole isn’t afraid to send herself up, look washed out, or lay on the histrionics, & because we know from her celeb persona she’s a bit of a fruit cake in real life, she really pulls it off! And Lord, the girl can sing - her power vocals prompting a rousing mid show ovation. As did her rolling box splits! It’s dark, different & amusing. Recommended.

Went to see Sunset boulevard on Tuesday evening, the most amazing show, I have seen in an long time! One not to be missed. I went back the next evening to film where Joe, (Tom Francis) comes out of stage door singing & goes back in front entrance!

Went to see Sunset Boulevard this afternoon. I saw this show about 25 years ago so was intrigued to see the new take on the show. It was a very striped back version with the black and white theme echoing the earer of silent film. Nicole schnerzinger was incredible as Norma Desmond. There are not that many memorable songs in the show and a lot of repeats but the performance of the cast was so strong that I was totally captivated right the way through. Their way that film was used in the performance really added to the spectacle. I’ve seen a lot this year and must say this is close to being the best thing I have seen. A must see show.

This hotel is in a great location. Fast food, restaurants and supermarkets on the doorstep. Spouters Corner is a friendly pub nearby. The hotel is just a short walk from Wood Green station. The hotel is spotlessly clean. The reception staff are always friendly. My room was very quiet, even with the window open. A comfortable bed. Only drawback - there is no bar/restaurant in the pub. I have stayed here several times and I am always happy with my stay.

Arriving outside the theatre to a snow machine churning out real snow was a special start to the evening along with the whole Xmas look of the Savoy, which is beautiful inside and out. Then to see Sunset Boulevard with Nicole Sherzinger who was incredible. We sat in the royal box and although the view was slightly restricted it was a fabulous experience. We were greeted at the door of the theatre by a host who took us to the box and took our orders for the two free cocktails that came with the tickets. One each at the start and another two at interval, along with 2 programmes, 2 boxes of crisps and ice creams. The hosts were very attentive and made us feel special. The most surprising discovery was a small separate private lounge area and a toilet all included within the box area. Beautiful art deco design and a memorable performance made this evening very special. I would highly recommend booking the royal box, and seeing Nicole in Sunset. It’s great value for money and a very special experience.

A really excellent venue. Clean, presentable, and comfortable for a west end theatre. Staff dealt with a very disruptive and rude member of the audience in the grand circle very well. She promised to complain online so if you see an angry review from someone, best to ignore it.

What a charming place this is. From the entrance to the bars and the actual theatre the experience takes you back to a time gone by. Very stylish with great staff. Small and intimate when in a huge city.

I loved it! Hubby never seen film did not know story & was not impressed, because the show is all singing, in a way. Was told, before booking tickets, no late admittance & no re-admittance if going to "toilet" etc etc, if you do not bother reading T & C that's up to you! Reminders were sent, I had a least 2! Nicole was brilliant ( I am not a previous "fan" ) The rest of the cast had me in awe. It was intense, it was creative, funny ( as a relief to the finale ). I cried because it was that good! Lost a star because I went with Hubby!!!

An incredibly impressive venue with such an historic past. Beautiful decor , plenty of toilets , bar areas. All of the staff were friendly and helpful. The seats are comfy but oh so small and close together. We were in the Dress Circle with an excellent view of the stage. Went to see Sunset Boulevard with Nicole Scherzinger - what can I say other than a mind blowing , breathtaking Tour de Force by an amazing performer. We thoroughly enjoyed our first visit to this beautiful theatre and look forward to returning very soon.