Fiddler on the Roof transfers to the Playhouse Theatre

This is the third and best production I have ever seen of this (also saw Topol at London Palladium in 1994 and 2007 Savoy theatre production.) It has the best scenery and lighting of any show I've ever seen and creates a totally immersive experience (apart from the boxes being built into the set, which is a bit distracting. Found myself staring at the people sitting in the boxes!) Amazing dancers in the wedding scene (yet dancers not listed in the programme!). Very powerful and moving. I cried twice - never cried at the theatre before. I had good seats - stalls L32 & L33, which were fairly cheap (£52) and had good view. Reading other reviews I am glad I chose these seats and not those in the circles!

A person starts shouting at mother sister and nieces in the middle of play and their is no security to intervene. Pathetic

From what I heard of the performance, it was a great show. As for what I saw, well, what I didn’t see...... we were row B in the upper circle and unless you cricked your neck or stretched it like a giraffe, you couldn’t see much of the stage at all due to the stage designers building it off the stage and into the stalls. At least 5 full rows of the audience didn’t return after the interval, whether they managed to be reseated or just left, I don’t know. Please, please... if you read this before buying tickets, steer clear of the upper circle.

The show and the cast were amazing. However having spent a small fortune to sit in the stalls, we were seated at the back and couldn't see a thing! The seats are far too close together making this a fire hazard and we had to ask for booster seats so that we could see over heads in front of us making this a very uncomfortable evening out. Would thoroughly recommend the show but the theatre is the worst I have ever been in. Very disappointed indeed!

What an absolutely amazing performance.! You are kept enchanted and in the moment through out the whole show. Every aspect kept you tied to the story, the music, narrative, acting, singing, dancing. It even made me cry!!!!

I loved the show which is why it gets 3 stars. Sadly the theatre is the worst I have been in. If you are in the upper circle you will not be able to see the front third of the stage.It is very steep, very 'cosy' and there is very little room for your legs! A lot of people were complaining......

Simply sublime! From start to finish was totally engrossing and the bottle dance was amazing.

After overcoming my fear of heights as I was seated in the upper tier, I settled into watching one of my favourite musicals live for the first time. The cast were absolutely brilliant. I was captivated from the 1st minute to the last. The choreography, the songs and the comedy was fantastic. 5 stars from me

We were sat in the front row of the upper circle, advertised as 'restricted view'; in fact, it was pretty clear that the staging meant that virtually all of the gods were restricted view, so we at least had the discount.... So much for the theatre; the production itself is 4.5 stars. The cast was great (though I found one of the daughters' singing voice a bit too Disney Princess for this show) and the comic acting top notch. Also superb were the dance sequences and the musicians. Recommended, but you may want to pay more to see more....