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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
Subtle and artistic is not what this show is about Lots of belting it out and at times screeching . The choreography looked like a scene from a marshal arts class. Aggressive with lots of air punching , whilst scoring points for most calories burnt. Energy , pace and volume are not a replacement for art and emotion . Some great vocals but lacking in emotion . At no point was I swept up in the story. That high you want to leave the theatre with didn’t happen . I noticed a few people didn’t return after the interval
Pam, 26 Aug 2026
Timeless Classic Waited 50 years for the opportunity to see this production ... finally got to see the music in action
Jonathan, 25 Aug 2026
A fabulous, modern version of JSC musical We thorough enjoyed this showing of JSC.
I’m not usually a fan of ultra-modern versions but this really works as it’s so dramatic.
Sam Ryder is an inspired choice playing Jesus as dramatically as you would expect but I have to commend the rest of the key characters; Mary Magdalene, Judas, Pontius Pilate all fantastic voices-I cried when she sang ‘I don’t know how to love him’.
Shout out to the guys who played Caiaphas, Annas, Simon & Peter as well; wasn’t familiar with any of them beforehand but amazing voices also.
Amanda, 23 Aug 2026
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