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About The Aldwych Theatre
The Aldwych theatre dates back to 1905, originally designed as a twin to the Novello, at the time called Strand theatre. They stand proud at each end of the famous Aldwych crescent with the luxurious Waldorf Hotel sandwiched in between. The venue has been restored to its former glory and has been home to many successful musicals and plays, seating 1000 people.
Lavishly decorated in gold and pastel green, the Aldwych's auditorium is a fine example of Georgian design. It's a large venue, originally with four levels but now featuring three: the stalls, royal circle and upper circle.
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Audience Latest Reviews
Not as Not as spectacular as the advertising leads you to believe.
The 2 lead women's singing voices were so harsh and shrill, it really spoilt it for my friends and me. The lead guy was ok Mr & Mrs Sinatra were great, and little Nancy was fab. The whole show was too loud, and carpeting when the 3 of them sang together just before the interval. That could have worked so well, but once again ruined.
Pamela, 22 Oct 2026
The big band The big band was brilliant, especially the last bit after the show. The American accents were awful especially Sinatra’s first wife, the second half was better, the main singer was better with his hat. The parents were brilliant actor's.
Lance, 21 Oct 2026
Great cast, good story, fantastic music We loved the music, the story, staging, etc - finality was nicely done. Actors all sang great - dancing was snappy and well choreographed.
We saw a matinee - and enjoyed the audience’s enthusiasm.
Great show, great theatre
Betsy, 21 Oct 2026
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