Lindsay Lohan makes her West End debut in David Mamet's hit show

Lindsay was incredible, matching the pace of the play with her effervescent energy, she sounded and looked the part. Extremely credible performance. I hope we'll get to see her more. PS Never saw a bigger congregation of 22-25 year olds in the West End!

Bought tickets because Richard Schiff is one of my favourite actors. Didn’t disappoint. In fact only increased my admiration for his work. Disappointed initially that Lindsay Lohan was ill...but pleasantly surprised by understudy Ellie Burrow's performance. She was amazing!! Nigel Lindsay was equally engaging. Overall a stunning performance by all. Richard Schiff still my favourite actor

I was looking forward to this play as I love Lindsay Lohan's performance so much. I went to watch it last week, the play started with a conversation between Gould and Fox arguing about their upcoming film projects. I'm annoyed with the way they do it. Audience just started to pay attention to the pay and it immediately through a scene where they are arguing, which makes no sense, a great play must have a flow, you can't just throw stuff out to the audience at the beginning of the play. It feels like they are rushing i everything. After that long argument, Lindsay Lohan came out and it started to get interesting. Then something interesting happen;  they started to talk about meaningful stuff. They talked about what the book is about and about making the right decision. After a long conversation he decided to go with it, then the other day he went back to the office and told Fox. Fox argued with him and he listened to Fox because of some stupid thing and didn't make the book into a film. The End. To be honest, I'm very very disappointed. The worst drama play I've seen this year. The ending was meaningless. Lindsay Lohan only came out for 30 mins and the whole play was only 1.5 hours (including interval). The price is way too high and everything about the play is wrong, the way they direct it, the way the script was written, the ending. Please do not waste your time and money on this. I've wasted mine and this is the advice I’m giving to the public.

With the exception of Nigel Lindsay and Richard Schiff, what a disappointment! There was such a big press build-up for Lindsay Lohan but we found her performance to be one-note, amateurish and insincere. It is a shame that the talents of Nigel Lindsay and Richard Schiff have to take backseat to the unwarranted attention that Lohan is receiving. The theatre however is beautiful and the staff quite lovely. Hopefully Lindsay will find a better way to try to revive her career.

Incredible performance by Lindsay Lohan and the others. Highly recommended.

Congratulations to the two understudies Adam Morris and Ellie Burrow on their excellent performances at this afternoon's matinee of "Speed-the-Plow." Difficult circumstances for them both, but pulled it off magnificently.

Nigel Lindsay was the best part of the play no doubt. Lindsay Lohan and Richard Schiff were fantastic. Good show, not great. Strong B+ rating.

Sorry to have to give just a few stars. We were disappointed. Firstly, we paid for seats in the third row from the stage. Before the play began, most of the people from the upper, cheaper seats were upgraded, free of charge (we heard them talking about it) to fill up the empty seats all around us. In all our theatre going, that has never happened, and it seems unfair to those who paid for the high-price main floor seats. Maybe all of that aggravation would have been worth it if the play had more merit. Schiff was the only actor worth watching, Nigel was adequate and we found Lindsay Lohan embarrassing. This version of STP is obviously being marketed as a vehicle for Lohan's supposed career revival (one can't miss her face plastered all over posters etc) Sadly, she doesn't come even close to providing a captivating portrayal of her character.Perhaps go if you get a free ticket, or buy the cheaper ones and get upgraded for free.

We went to see the show over the weekend and weren't too impressed. Lindsay was actually quite good but the production itself wasn't up to standard. The two male actors didn't put enough energy into their performances; they're supposed to be old friends but I didn't really feel the chemistry between them. Perhaps we caught it on an off night but I've definitely seen better productions of this play. David Mamet's writing is cutting and dry, and can be really funny when the actors get it right. The set design was also a bit unimaginative, especially in the scene when Karen visits Bobby in his apartment. If you've never seen a Mamet play before I'd suggest giving this show a miss, he's a brilliant writer and I wouldn't want this performance to put anyone off.

Wonderful performances by Lindsay Lohan, Nigel Lindsay, and Richard Schiff. We really were not expecting Lohan to be quite as good as was Thursday night but we were impressed. She's the high pint of the play for sure.

Very nice to see Lindsay Lohan last night doing what she does best. Her performance was superb. Nigel Lindsay and Richard Schiff were fantastic. The play drags a bit at times but the acting more than makes up for that.

The set was super and the theater is beautiful (thanks for the free upgrade to the front row!) Everyone was coming to see what Lindsay would be like, and after enjoying her in such movies as 'Herbie Fully Loaded', my friends and I were quite disappointed. We know she is older now but she looked so much older than she really is and her acting has declined. Hats off to her for giving it a try but it's time that she realized she was just a child star and to find something else to do.

I saw it yesterday afternoon and enjoyed it immensely. The cast were excellent and I am glad that Lindsay Lohan proved her critics wrong and showed us that she is a really talented actress. Good luck to her for the remainder of the run and her continuing career. I also found the Playhouse a really good theatre and the staff polite and helpful; I am almost 70 years old and find London pretty tiring but my day out was well worthwhile.

I took my daughter to see this play on Saturday 27th as part of her birthday celebrations. While not my daughters usual taste for a theatre night out she enjoyed it. It took her a while but once she has an idea of the story line she enjoying herself and the play. I was impressed with all the cast and as Miss Lohan had got over her nerves for being on stage which is a lot different from making a movie. She gave a polished performance along side more established actors with more time on the stage.

We came to see the play last Friday. We thought it was wonderful and Lindsay Lohan was superb. We wish her and the cast all the best, and we are so happy that she has triumphed and silenced the mean and downright nasty comments that appeared on social media.

We were really surprised by Lindsay, she was fantastic! She held her own throughout the whole show and at some points outshone the two older male actors. I hope she does well out of it.

So disappointed, Lindsay was barely in it and when she was she just said the word 'yes'. It's a gimmick.

I was excited to see Lindsay Lohan on stage but I'm afraid I was a bit disappointed by the play. Lindsay did not get her chance to shine.

I went to see Speed-the-Plow because it's my all time favourite play, not particularly because Lindsay Lohan was in it. I was pleasantly surprised though - she was actually alright. Not amazing, but alright. Which I think is a pretty good compliment. She didn't ruin it for me and she wasn't a show off, she let the other two actors have their time too and she seemed like she was being professional.

Hugely disappointing to learn that Richard Schiff was ill and unable to make Saturday night's performance. I felt for understudy Adam Morris and he did a credible job for someone who, according to Lindsay Lohan's curtain call speech, was unrehearsed. However, why in a West End performance with West End prices was the understudy unrehearsed? Surely the paying public has the right to expect higher levels of professionalism. Talking of professionalism, I can forgive Adam Morris having to be prompted but Lindsay Lohan? Isn't knowing your lines the least we can expect?

The best show in London! I really loved Lindsay in Mamet's "Speed the Plow." She was really fun to watch and it's much better than the Kate Bush snooze fest also playing in London at the moment. I'd venture to say that Lindsay makes mincemeat of Kate Bush! Lindsay is the greatest actress of our generation and proves it!