80%Would buy again
Booked the seats for a show I already knew inside out, so I was picky about the view. The seat map was clear and I picked a spot near the middle of the stalls. The sound was clean, the staff were polite when we arrived, and the whole night ran smoothly from start to finish.
Read moreBooked the tickets on the site and the confirmation email didn't turn up for nearly two days, which was annoying when we were trying to sort travel. When we got there we were right at the back of the upper circle, nowhere near as close as the seat map made it look. The show was still good but I'd have paid more for better seats. Probably won't rush to book with them again.
Read moreFirst time booking tickets for something like this, so I wasn't sure what to expect. Compared with buying tickets for a gig, the process was a bit more fiddly, with the seat map being hard to read on my phone. The show was funny and the cast were brilliant, but the seats we ended up with were up in the upper circle, so it felt quite far away.
Read moreBooked the tickets on the site and the confirmation email didn't turn up for nearly two days, which was annoying when we were trying to sort travel. When we got there we were right at the back of the upper circle, nowhere near as close as the seat map made it look. The show was still good but I'd have paid more for better seats. Probably won't rush to book with them again.
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The Book of Mormon is a musical written by Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez, the creators of South Park, with music and lyrics by Lopez and Parker and Stone contributing to the book. The show follows two young Mormon missionaries sent to Uganda, where their expectations of converting the local population collide with the realities they encounter. The production blends satirical comedy with sincere musical numbers, and its humour is aimed at adult audiences.
The official website presents information about the show, its productions and ticketing for audiences in the United Kingdom and elsewhere. The musical is staged in theatres and produced under licence by theatre companies, and tickets are sold through the production's own channels and authorised box offices.
