I think I enjoyed it more than my daughter... Everything was perfectly in point, the signing, the music, the characters (timon and pumba are hilarious) is a must in Madrid!

It might be better if we know Spanish, Anyhow it was colorful enough that we stayed for the whole show. the response from the audience was good and it was a Spanish style experience, perhaps?

We sat at the middle of the second to last row on the second floor. The spotlight was distracting unfortunately.

Maybe my expectations were too high, but I was disappointed by this musical. I expected more then what we got and partially the theatre is to blame for this. It is old, small and don´t think it is the ideal place to show a production of this size.

We were seated in the "balcony" (palco), last row, which is just one step up from the rest, on two chairs dating from the time of Luis XIV, with a wooden support for your feet. Probably one of the best places to be seated since the rows in the rest of the theatre do not have a sufficient incline to be able to see well.

The start of the show was very impressive with the actors coming in through the back and passing the public, but again here the room is simply not big enough for this kind of production. If the setting would have been different I would probably have enjoyed it more and considered it more worth the money (nearly 200 euros).

The singers tremendous, especially Rafiki, Scar and the adult Nala. Nala and especially Simba, as children, didn't have the right voices to carry far in the theatre.
Impressive the way it has been set up combining all the different aspects of theatre, including the costumes, and a big applause to the actors, who made this musical come alive, despite the surroundings they have to work with.
Want to mention as well Zazu and Timon, considering they have to let the public believe that it is the "doll" that speaks and sings, and they are perfecty able to do so.

Again I would have enjoyed this much better if the setting would have been different, they should have chosen a theatre that is more modern, with a bigger stage, which would have done this production way more justice then it does now.

Should you see it? I wouldn't say it is a must, at least not in Madrid.