London Palladium

Such a great theatre. The foyer is grand, the auditorium is big, but not too big and the seats are comfortable. Unlike other theatres you don’t feel quite as cramped when watching the show. I would definitely recommend getting tickets in the stalls or front of the dress circle, though i’ve not seen a bad view in the house.

Nice, good venue :) I sat once in the stalls and it was an awesome view. However, you can’t see that much from the balcony :(

Verkehrsmäßig natürlich günstig gelegen, sehr gemütlich und man hat fast von jedem Sitz aus eine gute Sicht auf die Bühne.

Beatiful venue. The seats are on the small side so if you can get asle seat

This theatre has a rustic feel, dim lighting and tightly packed seating. The theatre seating spans a wide area and can be quite high. I have sat in the upper circle row D seat 43 before and the view of the end of the stage is obscured plus the seats are in such proximity that the heads of the people sitting in front of you can significantly be in your line of sight. Plus, I don’t know if this was exclusive to the show I saw (which was CATS the Musical), but the fact that the orchestra is located to the right of the stage seems like a bad idea as the live music is then played all from one concentrated area of the theatre which may skew the sound around the theatre and take away from its full impact. Unless you are immune to not being able to stretch your legs and are strongly against craning your neck somewhat then this theatre is okay to visit but I have most definitely been to theatres with better layouts than this one.

I think this is my new favourite theatre venue in London! It’s stunning!
We were fortunate to get free tickets to watch the filming of Sunday night at the Palladium and we had a great view. The seats seemed to be well staggered to see over the head of the person in front (even for little ol’ me at 5ft short!).
We were one of the last to get in so didn’t have time to look round the venue much or take any photos which was a shame but I did appreciate the beauty as we rushed in and out.
If you do get tickets for Sunday night at the Palladium, just be aware that the tickets aren’t guaranteed and be prepared to wait for a long time in a queue!

One of London’s most famous theatres located just off Oxford street. This is a massive theatre in Central London that shows well known productions. Having seen Joseph, Wizard of Oz and now I Can’t Sing.
Most recently I sat in the stalls second row from the front. After reading the stage was raised here I wanted to avoid sitting in the front row. Now having been myself I could see that sitting there would not be ideal particularly if you are right to one side as you are just off the area that the stage covers.
The theatre has a nice bar area and surprisingly lots of ladies toilets so didn’t have to stand around queuing like in lots of other theatres. The location is fantastic and easy to get to and afterwards there are plenty of places to grab some food or drink on the way back home.

Good looking theatre. There was a constant draft up in the circle (or with the gods as I like to call it).
We saw Scrooge with Tommy Steele (he must be one hundred by now) who is still able to hold a note and shake a leg!
I would have been more generous with the stars but did I mention the draft! If you are on the taller size then the god seats might be a little bit tight around your knees.
Intervale refreshments are available but on the pricey side as you might expect for a theatre in London’s West End. All in all a good night out… but did I mention the breeze!!!

Went to the London Palladium on the friday 23/​06/​2012, it was a very spontanius decesion, I was waiting for my girlfriend to get into Oxford Circus but she was taking ages, not really knowing the area I went for a little walk and found the palladium and thought it’s a friday lets go and see a show for a laugh. So i went in and bought my tickets the sales guys where really helpful and soughted me out with a deal. When the Mrs arrived she wasnt too thrilled at first because she thought we were just going for ccoktails but after watching the show she was really happy with me because it was just great, good singing, dancing and acting but i was most impressed with the special effects they were really really good. all together really worth the money.

brilliant theatre
we went to see sister act here
if was fabulous

Wow, what a great place to see a concert! I’ve no idea what the Palladium is like when watching a play or a musical, but I came here to see Morrissey & band play a final night of their UK tour here and it was truly a memorable experience. Quite apart from Morrissey and co being awesome (which is a given), the Palladium is a wonderful venue. I was surprised at how intimate of a space it felt, because even though I was towards the back of the stalls section, the stage was still pretty close (those little £1 binoculars you can get would be superfluous) and I felt I had a great view. The acoustics were also great — sound was rich, warm, clear, and more vibrant that at the 02 Academy Brixton where the band played the night before. Added to this, the allocated seating was a nice change from pushing and shoving (or in my case, being pushed and shoved) to get a reasonable seat, the ushers were friendly and the bar was fairly reasonable. I’m not mad keen on the touristry location but there’s not much that can be done about that, and overall this was one of the better biggish venues I’ve been to in recent memory. Tres bien.

What a gorgeous theatre! I’ve now been to 12 of London’s historic West End theatres and this is certainly the highlight. And might I add, for a venue that just celebrated its 100^th birthday, it’s looking pretty damn good.
And my, has it gotten some amazeballs action in its day — Judy Garland? Nat King Cole? Julie Andrews? Harry Houdini? Jack Benny? Hell, Sammy Davis Jr starred in its first musical. Let’s just say that its notches put my Prom King stories to shame.
While they’ve modernized the necessities like the restrooms and the bar area, they’ve kept the old school, regal charm of a beautiful sweeping staircase, For a time this apparently the world’s most famous theatre and it’s no wonder why.
Just a note if booking tickets — if you’re sitting in the stalls, I’d recommend booking A-​R. Once you’re further back than R, the overhang from the upper circle really blocks your view.
Seats L 31 and 30 were absolutely perfect for the recent show we saw!

Myself and partner went to see this performance, with micheal Crawford and what a great show
It was. This was a treat from me to my partner He thoroughly enjoyed it as did I. A little hint though if you want tickets get them from the box office at the venue as you will get better value for your money and you can get them on the day or the day of the performance. Animal lovers the dog is amazing

Here seeing the Wizard of Oz. Seats in the royal circle. These offer good views. This is a nicely atmospheric theatre. Cosy and intimate.

I loved Sister Act.
No it doesn’t have songs from the film but that doesn’t matter to me so don’t go expecting «I will follow him…».
It was great and funny and suitable for children over the age of 10 I would say and you can get cheap tickets from any of the booths on Leicester square easily.

Great theatre currently showing Sister Act which has one of the best stage set-​ups I’ve ever seen. It doesn’t seem to matter where you are in the audience, you can still see all the action. Its really steep seating is also party responsible for that.
One problem is that when it’s really busy it gets horribly hot. The air-​con isn’t quite up to the job. There isn’t a lot of leg room either so be prepared for that. I can also whole-​heartedly recommend the show, Sister Act. It was amazing!

I saw «Sister Act» at the London Palladium when I was in London back in November. The musical had been highly recommended to me by an actress staying at my lodgings, but I also wanted the chance to see this theatre, given that Judy Garland sang here, among many other famous people. It’s a lovely old theatre, large and grand, and the seats were actually fairly comfortable! The show was fun and charming and captured the feeling of the film, which I just love. I’m now hoping it comes to NYC!

The Palladium is one of the West End’s most famous theatres. It hosts a rolling program of shows over the years, the most recent ones being Oliver, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Sound of Music.
I went to see Sister Act here over the weekend — surprisingly there were quite a few seats still available for the matinée but this was no reflection on the show.
Sister Act was a real feel good musical and they’ve done a good job transplanting the film onto the stage. The lead Patina Miller had a passing resemblance to Whoopi Goldberg and really made the role her own and fully deserved her standing ovation at the end.
The high point for me was the ensemble singing from the nun choir as well as the 3 mobsters.
The show is also family friendly with quite a few kids spotted in the audience.
Well worth watching

HILARIOUS COMEDY
We saw Sister Act here and had a wonderful time. The must see musical is playing at the Palladium and when in London, make time to attend.

I went to the palladium to see the sound of music for my 24^th birthday and i thought the show was fantastic i would recommened it too everybody the dancers and signers and the people who play the parts where wonderful and the costumes were brilliant