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About The London Palladium
One of the biggest and best-known in the West End, the London Palladium theatre was designed by Frank Matcham and built in 1910. Originally intended as a large music hall to rival the London Coliseum, the theatre seats an astonishing 2286 people spread over three levels; the stalls, dress circle and upper circle. In terms of capacity, the theatre ranks just above the Theatre Royal Drury Lane and just below the Coliseum.
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Audience Latest Reviews
A Fabulous Production with Phenomenal Performances This was a fabulous show with phenomenal performances from the entire cast. Sam Ryder's voice was exceptional, going above and beyond my expectations, but every performer delivered an outstanding performance that made the production a joy to watch.
I gave the music 4 stars because, at times, the accompaniment felt a little rushed. I would have loved more space for Mary to fully savour her two slower solo songs, allowing the emotion and power of her voice to shine through even more.
I also gave the costumes 4 stars. While they were excellent overall, I felt the lepers' scene could have been expressed more effectively through the costumes to enhance the visual storytelling.
These are only minor observations, however. Overall, this was a truly fantastic production and I thoroughly enjoyed every moment. I would highly recommend it.
Katie, 04 Aug 2026
Excellent We could not hear any of the words sung by Judas. It was very disappointing
Kathryn, 01 Aug 2026
Lovely to see it back. The show itself was brilliant and great to see it again. Sometimes the lights scanned the audience which made the audience shut their eyes as it was too bright shining right in your eyes.
Big shame some members of the audience felt they had to scream and whistle their approval which really tended to spoil the experience for those close by.
The main characters were brilliant supported by a very good ensemble. Worth going.
Baiba, 01 Aug 2026
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