Leicester Square Theatre Reviews

Really handy spot, only a short walk from the tube and easy to find. I was rushing after work, well, I thought I’d be rushing, but it actually made the whole night feel way less stressful. Would definitely go again.

Really lovely little venue, it was. Felt cosy and had a nice buzz going on, but not so packed that you couldn’t actually enjoy being there.

The show itself was good, but the bar prices were ridiculous. I paid way too much for a basic drink, and the snacks weren’t exactly cheap either. It felt like poor value for money and did take the shine off the night a bit.

I had a really clear view. Even from the side seats. The theatre is small and nice. I could see everything just fine

I tried to place my order, but the checkout kept freezing over and over. I’d get close to finishing and then it would just lock up. what a joke. It made the whole experience way more frustrating than it needed to be.

I had such a good time at the show. The jokes landed really well, and the pacing made it easy to stay engaged the whole way through. I especially liked how polished the performances felt, from the timing of the punchlines to the way the scenes flowed into each other. It was funny, well done, and definitely worth seeing.

I was trying to book, but I couldn’t find clear accessibility details anywhere, and there wasn’t an easy way to contact someone to ask. It made the whole process feel stressful and a bit sketchy, like I might get hit with some extra fee or surprise charge later. I ended up giving up.

Went to Leicester Square Theatre last week and had such a nice time. The staff were great from the moment we got there right through to grabbing drinks at the bar, friendly and helpful without being over the top. We got a bit turned around looking for our seats, and one of the staff helped us out straight away with no fuss. Compared to some busy central London venues where the crowds can make everything feel a bit chaotic, this felt really relaxed and easy. I’d definitely go back.

The line moved quicker than I expected, and the staff seemed to have this whole entry thing handled well. No real hassle or anything.

Went to a show here the legroom was a nice surprise. I’m tall and usually I’m irritated within five minutes because my knees are jammed into the seat in front of me. Not this time. I could actually sit like a normal person and enjoy the night without constantly shifting around. Big plus for me.

They sorted my tickets really fast with zero hassle, which was rude because I was fully prepared to waste my whole afternoon dealing with it. Super smooth experience.

The place was alright overall, but the toilets were a bit grim, to be honest... definitely could do with a proper clean or a bit more attention.

Went last week i would’ve been annoyed if I’d skipped it. The sound was really good, even from the back I could hear every word clearly. The music parts weren’t blasting over everything either, which I appreciated. Nice little spot overall, no complaints from me.

I tried booking tickets on Leicester Square Theatre, and it reminded me of that slightly stressed feeling you get when you’re trying to sort plans quickly and the website just isn’t helping. The pages loaded fine, but finding the show details and dates felt more confusing than I expected.

The actual booking process wasn’t very clear either. I kept second-guessing what I’d selected and had to go back a couple of times to check, which got annoying fast. On my phone, everything felt a bit squeezed in, so it wasn’t exactly relaxing to use.
I did manage to book in the end, so it’s not a disaster, but I came away feeling more relieved than satisfied. It just feels like the site could be made a lot simpler and smoother, especially for something that should be fairly straightforward.

I’m totally calm about how surprised I was, but the seats were actually really comfy for a theatre in central London. I had enough leg room, didn’t feel crammed in, and could just sit back and watch the show without silently losing my mind. So yeah, happy with it tbh.

I performed here once and it was a bit of a mixed experience. The room itself is nice, the stage is solid, and the audience had a really good vibe, which always helps. Backstage, though, felt cramped and a little chaotic, and some of that seemed avoidable with better organization. The staff were mostly friendly, but communication before the show could’ve been clearer. Overall, not a bad spot at all, just not the smoothest performer experience I’ve had.

Went to Leicester Square Theatre last night the thing I paid most attention to was the bar because busy venue bars can be a bit of a nightmare. The staff were really friendly, the queue moved faster than I expected, and the drinks came out quickly without anyone seeming stressed or snappy. I can’t say I noticed much else beyond that, but the service definitely stood out. Prices were very London, unfortunately, but I’d happily go back.

I booked tickets through leicestersquaretheatre.com the communication was REALLY good. The confirmation came through straight away, and the reminder emails had everything I needed, like the time, where to go, and all the little details you don’t want to be hunting for last minute. Nothing felt confusing or rushed, which I seriously appreciate before a night out. Simple, clear, and stress-free — I’d definitely book again

Booked tickets through leicestersquaretheatre.com and felt good about it. For a venue right in the middle of Leicester Square, I was expecting the prices to be much steeper, but there were actually some fair options. No nasty surprise at checkout either, which I always appreciate because it just feels like the right way to treat customers. Comparing seats was straightforward too. If they keep their pricing this reasonable, I’d definitely use them again

I was disappointed that the view was blocked. I’ve stayed at places before where the view really made the experience feel special, so I was expecting something similar here. Unfortunately, that wasn’t the case this time.