The staging was amazing. Just continual wow moment after wow moment.

It didn’t get the appreciation it should have done for staging something like that during Covid.

Did not know what to expect considering the slightly unusual subject matter for a musical but leaves you smiling and crying and wanting to see it all over again.

From start to finish, a massive party with songs that get stuck in your head on repeat. Also love how you can officially record and take photos at the end of the show.

Leaves you asking: how did they do that?

It’s a lot of Harry Potter in a short period of time. Also hard to get out of the habit of expecting them to break out into song.

One of the first times I wished I had the power to rewind a song just to watch it all over again.

First time watching has an element of trying to break down what songs they are mashing together.

The effects and the staging was just perfection. Sobbing my heart out by the end.

A surprisingly enjoyable musical with a powerhouse of characters

The magic of Disney on stage with just takes the film even further.

Not the best for theatre lovers who like to get lost in the show (kids and adults singing).

I now know far much more American history than I did before. Also scene stealing from every character.

In the weird position of needing to know the songs already to get the most out of watching it.

Laughed and cried throughout

A jukebox that actually feels organic with song choice

The ending…hmmm. Should have ended a song earlier.

Seeing Emma Thompson in real life was just an amazing experience

Didn’t quite know what to expect but it was just amazing. So funny. Laughing out loud.

So much audience enjoyment that it was difficult to hear certain bits.

Laughed so hard. An amazing tribute to the film but with enough to make it up to date and modern. The role of Mrs Doubtfire is a quadruple threat.

Coming away with songs stuck in your head that are not advisable to sing in polite company.

Good soundtrack and amazing special effects

The furniture were just amazing and Lumiere was perfection Seeing one of my favourite films on stage

The set felt a bit empty Something was just missing and I wanted to like it more than I did

The irreverence of it was amazing. Loved the costumes and the characters portrayed. Carrie Hope Fletcher knocked the socks off me.

Sometimes song lyrics were a bit unclear as there were multiple parts layered over each other.

Love the refresh of this. A dependable great night every time.

So many references So many characters Laugh out loud funny

Needs a London run

Did not know what I was expecting but it blew me away.

What an amazing production and a true one-woman masterpiece.

Coming away with songs stuck in your head that are not advisable to sing in polite company.

Made me laugh so much that it physically hurt and I cried.

Such a fantastic way to present history

It takes a while to get fully invested in it.

The music really ties in across the whole musical. High energy and high emotions.

Difficult to separate out the musical from the hype that surrounds it which makes it tricky to form your own opinion on it.

A fantastic introduction to panto for anyone who is not familiar with the format. Also a great way to spend a Sunday morning.

Some fantastic songs that you can belt out in the car while driving.

The staging was just amazing.

The puppetry was amazing.

Some issues with characterisation

A different show that really drags you in and an incredibly hard working band who need to act as well.

Timeline sometimes confusing and ends a tad flat.

Loved the new reimagining of it! Special effects were just wow!

Slightly slow first half

Some great set pieces

Unless willing to fork out the price, it is odd going to see a super immersive show but being kinda out of all the action.

How you get to steer the show

Can be hit and miss due to the improvisation of the show.

All this rating is for Duloc

I am now freaked out by Murphy beds

A departure from the usual from Mischief Theatre style

A very hit or miss show. Some parts I liked and some not so much.

All I remember is that it was for GCSE drama and Will Young was in it.

The cast were amazing and worked incredibly hard.

Complete lack of plot. I consider this to be the reason why jukebox musicals can have a bad reputation.