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The Cambridge Theatre

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Avg. from 3 rates: 3.7
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Earlham Street
London, WC2H 9HU
Nearest Transport: Covent Garden
The Cambridge Theatre shows a variety of shows and performances. Matinees are on Wednesdays and Saturdays. They also pro...

Reviews for The Cambridge Theatre

  • 4
    The Cambridge Theatre
    Earlham Street London WC2H 9HU uk
    2nd September 2008
    loved it
    Current
    This theatre is a little of the main roads and a bit hard to find. We rencently saw chicago there and we really enjoyed the show. Our seats were about 6 rows from the front so we could see really well, but the seats as in most of these old theatres are not all that comfy, not much leg room etc. We thought the lady who played mama morton was good as was roxy's long suffering hubby, ( a well known tv actor). The cast and band were great and it was an enjoyable evening for us. My only real grouch is the price of soft drinks and ice creams which were really high, too much if there are three or four of you. Other than that it was a good show well performed.
  • 3
    The Cambridge Theatre
    Earlham Street London WC2H 9HU uk
    24th August 2008
    Average
    Current
    I couldn't bring myself to give it less than 3 stars but actually I would say 2.5/5! I have been to see about 6/7 shows this year in theatreland and unfortunately would say Chicago was the worst :(

    Suzanne Shaw was a bit rubbish as Roxy Hart and really ruined it for me. Maybe it was supposed to be overacted and a silly American voice but I just found it annoying. The woman who played Velma was excellent however and a great singer. The real stars were the lady who played Mamma Morton and Roxy's husband - they were both really good!

    My friends liked it more than I did but weren't impressed either. Sorry to be a misery - it wasn't awful, just a taste thing maybe?! Shows are never bad but this definitely wasn't good!
  • 4
    The Cambridge Theatre
    Earlham Street London WC2H 9HU uk
    21st August 2008
    Just Needs Air Con!
    Current
    I went to see Chicago with a friend, and we booked our tickets last minute, less than a week ago, yet we got absolutely brilliant seats - in the stalls, on the aisle. The theatre is absolutely brilliant - very atmospheric, and from where we were, we had a brilliant view of the stage and came away very happy. A lot of this, of course, was down to the quality of the performance, but we found the staff to be friendly and accommodating, and would definitely visit the theatre again.

    We did, unfortunately, choose one of the hottest days of the year to visit, and without air conditioning the theatre itself was absolutely unbearable. Thankfully, they provided cardboard fans, and it was an amusing sight to see the majority of the audience fanning themselves throughout. Even the bar, which claimed to be air conditioned, did not feel much cooler to us. By its nature, particularly in London, drinks, ice creams and the like were incredibly expensive so we restrained from buying them, but this didn't detract from the experience, in our opinion.