We came to see the last laugh play and it was brilliant, the characters were just about spot on in appearance and sound. Our seats had an excellent view of the stage and were pretty comfortable. Staff were very helpful. The one issue we had which stopped this being 5 star was the chaos at the bar/landing area, by quarter past 7 the bar area down the stairs was already packed with people queing outside onto the landing area of the stairs which also led down to the stalls seats and the mens toilet, the area was dangerously packed with people trying to get in or out of the bar, up or down the stairs to and from the circle or up and down to the stalls or toilet, whoever decided on this set up, having 3 lots of people traffic all hitting the same area including a bar queue needs to have a good look at it, people were clearly getting annoyed and concerned as at one point there was literally nowhere to go, it didn't help that the bar only had 2 people serving neither as the queue wasn't moving. Still, i would return to this theatre as it's a lovely venue ideally situated around the corner from Leicester Square station.

Great venue , very helpful and friendly staff, plenty of places to get a drink and the toilets were spotless. Seats were very comfortable - just as well as the show was 3.5 hours long. We went to see Player Kings with Ian McKellen - outstanding performance from him and an outstanding production , definitely a must see.

When the theatre was built in the late 1890s, people were small in size and stature and an average size person today would have been considered Large. So if by todays BMI you are considered Obese PLEASE DO NOT GO, as you will ooze out of your chair and into your neighbour's space, in a similar way to airline seats. Both my wife and I had to suffer an obese person each side of us for 80 minutes, which spoilt our evening. Also You'll likely to need to use a disabled toilet because the normal ones are small ( built for 1890s normal people)

Saw Player Kings which was superb. Theatre is old and historic and that’s also a fun part of the experience. The seats are terrible though - very hard and not much leg room. It’s a chore to get through four hours. Thought the tickets were expensive though we did have an amazing view.

We saw The Player Kings. A pretty much 4hr play with Ian McKellan. A great adaptation and a very well acted performance by all the cast. A massive thank you to the theater for upgrading our seats from poor view to a brilliant Royal Circle view.