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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
Best musical One of best musicals I've seen . Not impressed with the staging but when it started forgot . Fantastic acting and vocals. A must see and when it moves will be going to see it again.
DAVID, 05 Sep 2026
Modern Musical Spectacular Brilliant contemporary production of a Lloyd Webber/Price classic. Courtney Arango was the standout performance for me as dancer/choreographer. The cast, music and set is so strong it doesn't need Sam Ryder as Jesus to be outstanding. Julian Clary's Herod was delivered in a way only he could. Recommended.
Matthew, 04 Sep 2026
Stunning in every sense Well of course you have the classic storyline and incredible lyrics, but what made thisso memorable was the simple but stunningly effective set, and the voices of the lead singers. Sam Ryder as Jesus and Desmonda Cathabel as Mary Magdalene were particularly wonderful, had me in tears several times. The only (very) minor criticism was Julian Clary playing the brief cameo role of King Herod. The London Palladium tgeatre itself is fantastic with wonderful views offered even in the Royal Circle. Understand the production is moving to the Theatre Royal Drury Lane shortly. Go see this for Sam Ryder's performance if nothing else.
Laurel, 04 Sep 2026
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