Cinema in London

“My first time seeing Wicked - had an excellent time. The casting was very good and stage setup was impressive, loved the puppet dragon too. The theatre was well-kept and spacious - the green lighting is also a nice touch and suits the show. Seats were comfortable and even in row L we had a good view of the stage and ample legroom.”

“This is a beautiful park and gardens that has had a lot of investment and conservation in recent years. The landscaping is beautiful and as well as a cultural landmark this is a great local park and gardens for the community. Chiswick House is definitely worth a visit if you love nature, history and enjoy a beautiful setting for a walk. Child friendly with a modern cafe, it is also a short walk from the river Thames with beautiful walks down the Thams Path!”

“The 5 stars are actually for the performance I saw, Sing Street currently showing at the Lyric. If you want to see one of the best musicals it's a must. All the performers in it are fantastically talented and I was totally captivated. The theatre itself is an old theatre within a new building, thankfully it has air con!”

“Went to visit an exhibition of incredible drawings and collages by Daria Hlazatova. The artworks were immediately available for viewing in the main hall, for free! The staff kindly showed me through to a couple of corridors that contained more works of art. Wonderful exhibition in a great venue, around 10 to 15 minutes walk from the station. Nice bar and seating areas indoors, with a lovely view of the Thames, and Hammersmith Bridge. Seating outside is available, but less seats, so busy on a nice summer's evening. 9pm curfew outside, which was disappointing. I will happily return.”

“Really nice little theatre. Like the fact that you can see everything clearly as seats are quite near stage so it feels like your very much part of the performance. That makes sound quality far better”

“Moderm stylish space converted from church. Great selection of classes: yoga, ballet and much more. Excellent space for work or connecting with friends over a coffee in the lobby.”

“Gorgeous little art house theatre in the elephant and castle. Literally just a few mins walk from the train/tube. Lovely friendly staff, really cheap drinks and fantastic programme of shows. Ive just seen cockfosters and it is absolutely hilarious!! You must see this show as its a limited run! It's jaw achingly funny.. if you are a londoner and travel by tube, you will be in complete hysterics! Amazing cast, very clever script and witty songs that pack a mighty punch! I was sat in A8 which is quite literally on the stage! Really comfy seats and great view from wherever you are seated as its only tiny inside.A thoroughly fantastic evening at this cool little local theatre! Come check it out asap before it finishes its run in london”

“I’m a regular at this theatre all the staff no me coming from South Africa where there is a theatre like this it’s a home away from home for me tonight I befriended the theatre manager David at the Meat kings of Brooklyn heights he made me feel welcome along with all the staff go an hour before the show to enjoy their pizzas”

“The Jazz Festival at the Royal Festival Hall was incredible! The orchestra band delivered an amazing performance, and the atmosphere throughout the venue was vibrant and exciting. A fantastic place to enjoy live music.”

“Last night I visit Everyman for the first time, I have always wanted to come but aware of higher prices I was waiting for the right time. I was surprised to an amazing experience, the service felt premium focused on all details of our experience at their cinema. I want to especially thanks Lucy for explaining how Everyman works and make sure we felt looked after from the beginning to the end of our visit. Not only I’ll come back, as I highly recommend a visit to Everyman Maida Vale.”

“Wow! What a beautiful cinema. From the bar to the loos to the theatre itself - everything is chic and elegant. Every member of staff I encountered was absolutely lovely. Great screen and sound during the movie - enjoyed from comfy sofas. Such a treat to have drinks delivered to you too. A luxurious experience from start to finish.”

“Yes, very interesting experience. I was an Imax virgin. The film, "M" was awesome. My observation is that Imax is very engrossing and 'in your face' and I didn't see everything on the screen due to its size. I look forward to recieving the DVD at Christmas (hoping) to enjoy the film again.”

“We went to see the dagmarr’s cabaret. This was our first time to the cabaret and it was superb! The singing, comedy and pianist were simply excellent. Don’t miss out on this truly fabulous show.”

“One of the best cinemas and location in London. Cine.a clean,pretty, screen with amazing definition, great surrounding sound, clean toilets,comfy seats. Recommended.”

“A lovely theatre with comfortable seats that puts up wonderful contemporary performances. All seats have a great view so don't stress too much about where you sit. The cafe space is also very lovely so come early and grab a bite!”

“Family ages from 12 to 79 all enjoyed every minute of the pantomime. All the cast were fantastic. The youngest members were so good. The chorus were incredible with their many dance routines. When asked if they're like to go next years panto it was a unanimous YES.”

“Saw Othello there it was a great show the acting was brilliant. The Theatre Royal is a lovely old theatre the staff are friendly and caring.”

“Saw 6 the musical and it was absolutely fantastic! One of my favourite musicals so far! Great performance, the singing and dancing are superb. There is no break as the show is an hour and half but it is so worth it. It makes you laugh. The venue is small but pretty, really nice place!”

“Lovely theatre, located in trendy Dalston. All seats have good views, studios are intimate, you feel involved in the actors' stories. There's a lovely bar and meeting area. Good choice of bars and restaurants nearby too. Short walk from the Overground stations”

“Lovely English Heritage property that is the former home of the Duke of Wellington, now filled with artwork on the edge of Hyde Park. The 6 rooms upstairs, 2 on Ground, and 1 in the Basement can be seen in about 40 minutes, though longer if you wish to admire and read about the artwork more. It’s the former home of the Duke of Wellington (victor of the Battle of Waterloo), so there is a sense of grandeur from the dining room, ceilings, and general flow of the home - even if it’s now mostly artwork vs. furnished rooms. The artwork is quite impressive, with paintings by Velázquez, Rubens, Goya, and more. Both an audio guide and in-room books area available to provide more information about the pieces. The basement then has a one-room exhibition about his life. Seats are available in many rooms. Check the hours before going - it’s typically closed Monday-Tuesday, even in summer, then often only open in the weekend from January. No shop, though a few books for sale in reception. Toilets in the basement were fine.”

“The Albert Memorial, located in Kensington Gardens directly opposite the Royal Albert Hall, is one of London’s most magnificent and symbolic monuments. Commissioned by Queen Victoria and unveiled in 1875, it honors her husband, Prince Albert, and stands as a powerful tribute to Victorian ideals of art, science, and global culture. The level of detail in the sculpture is astonishing. Prince Albert sits beneath an elaborate Gothic canopy, holding the catalogue of the Great Exhibition of 1851—one of his most significant achievements. Around him are sculptural groups representing Europe, Asia, Africa, and America, as well as symbolic figures of the arts, sciences, agriculture, and industry. The memorial is not only a historical monument but also a peaceful and beautiful spot for reflection. Surrounded by trees, flowers, and pathways, it blends perfectly with the beauty of Kensington Gardens. It’s especially striking in the golden light of early morning or late afternoon. If you're visiting Hyde Park, Kensington Palace, or the Royal Albert Hall, don’t miss this landmark. It offers insight into British history and the legacy of one of its most influential royal figures. A perfect spot for photography, learning, or simply enjoying London’s historic charm.”

“A Modern Gem of a Theatre The Bridge Theatre is a bit out of the way from the Tube, but don't let that stop you. The walk along the river, with views of the Tower of London and Tower Bridge, is one of the best strolls in London. It's almost worth going just for that! We saw "Guys and Dolls" here - fantastic show, though heads up, it's a long one at nearly 3 hours. We opted for seats rather than the standing "immersive" experience, and I'm glad we did. The seats are super comfy, and I'm not sure I'd have enjoyed running around the rising platforms for that long. But hey, if you're up for an adventure, go for it! The theatre itself is sleek and modern - a refreshing change from some of the older West End venues. The sound and staging were top-notch, and (in my opinion) there wasn't a bad seat in the house. My tips: - Guys and Dolls - Book seats if you want comfort, standing if you're feeling adventurous and allow plenty of time - shows can be long. - Enjoy the walk there - it's part of the experience (so get there early and there are plenty of places to eat and drink before the show). - Check out the bar before the show - great atmosphere I'm already looking forward to catching more shows here. It's not just a theatre, it's a whole evening out in one of London's coolest spots. Definitely worth a visit, even if you're not a regular theatre-goer.”

“We watched Elf the Musical on boxing day. It was absolutely very enjoyable for kids and adults alike. For best experience, I would suggest buying tickets from the balcony if possible.”

“Amazing performance, my first time seeing a show on the west end and it didn’t disappoint! I saw a lot of reviews saying negative things about the bathrooms but they warn you as you’re queuing outside if you haven’t been go before the show. So it didn’t bother me at all. I wish we could take photos but it was incredible”

“Loved this theater! And The Choir of Man is a must see! Great actors and musicians. Unforgettable!”

“Wonderful atmosphere, seats are great. I had no problem seeing the stage. The Importance of Being Earnest was a triumph. I laughed so much , an absolute delight. Thank you all especially the kind lady who sold me two tubs of ice cream yum!”

“Always a delight to visit this temple to cinema. Suitably spooky for Halloween was the only cinema showing a horror film for Halloween we hadn't seen.”

“Came to see Titanique. We weren’t in the box but we’re in AA in the two seats by themselves. You have to lean but don’t miss anything from the show. It was Lauren Drew’s last night which was really fun. It’s a cool show with lots of niche references! The bathrooms are very small - as usual and there can be lines so be careful. The show runs without an intermission as well just for reference. It was a fun evening!”

“If you haven't seen Just One Day yet... You're missing out on one of the most epic rock concerts to have existed. You can relive or live it for the first time in this epic recreation and historicisation. Got a free upgrade during my visit and I was so shocked the seats weren't filled. Best west end talent all coalesced in one room feels illegal. From the David Bowie and Madonna snippets to the epic Freddie Mercury vocals, not a moment or note was missed or misstepped in this perfection of a musical.”

“Vegan and gluten-free options available at Füsé Japanese stall inside the cinema! Tofu karaage, rice, side dishes incl. kimchi are all vegan! The side salad comes with a honey dressing so make sure you ask not to have that, if you're vegan.”