Les Miserables Hotel Package London

Just watched Les Misérables at Sondheim Theatre and wow — what an experience! I got my ticket for £72, and it was totally worth it. The theatre is really nice and well-organized, and the whole vibe was great. The performance itself was next level. Every scene was done so beautifully, and the cast absolutely nailed it. You can feel the emotion in every moment. It’s about 3 hours long with a 10–15 minute break, but I didn’t feel the time at all — I was hooked the whole way through. If you’re in London, don’t miss this show. Seriously.

Amazing show with a live band. It was so good that I would like to come again in the future! In scenes with many actors, you can see that everyone has their own little storyline, even those in the back. None of the scenes were boring, everyone should watch this! P.S. The view was from Row A of the Grand Circle.

The hall exuded magnificence and timeless charm. As we watched Les Misérables, we were captivated by a performance of rare brilliance. The cast brought the story to life with such passion that the entire atmosphere felt like a vivid portal to the 18th century

Our first ever visit to The Sondheim Theatre to see Les Miserables was a fantastic experience. The Sondheim is perfectly located on Shaftesbury Avenue and is very accessible from all parts of London. In the event you were travelling to the theatre by tube then you are only a 5 minute walk from Leicester Square station. The Sondheim is a charming theatre and very typical in style of most West End theatrical venues. Sat on the corner of a bustling junction, at night The Sondheim is illuminated in colourful lights and advertisements for the show. It is very bright and stands out to the point where you simply cannot miss it. Long queues form all around the building but once the doors open you are soon inside. When inside there is a small merchandise stall and general access to the theatre hall and downstairs bar area. The bar isn’t that big and again queues can form so move quick if you want to get a drink. Drinks are however are allowed to be taken to your seat. Inside the performance hall, the grand architecture and charm of the theatre is evident. From the ground floor stalls and all the way up to the two tiered balcony seats, everywhere you look it is wonderful to see. The Sondheim is a perfect theatre and home for the world renowned Les Miserables. This show is magnificent in every sense and if you have not yet seen this show then get some tickets booked and head over to The Sondheim. You really will have a fantastic experience. I don’t believe there is a bad seat in the house and the lighting, sound and acoustics of this place is also superb. One slight comment to make was that we were constantly slipping forwards on our seats which over a nearly 3 hour show started to become a little uncomfortable. One or two other people was also saying the same so clearly not just us. All in all, The Sondheim and Les Miserables are a fantastic partnership. A fantastic theatre and night of entertainment so don’t delay….. book today..!!

Les Mis. Is it great? Yes. Are the voices of the cast great? Yes. Are the sets great ? Yes. But despite all that I did find my mind wandering at some points , as someone who isn't huge on musicals but enjoys them, it was just a little too long and some of the songs were a little too 'dull' not bad by any means , but just not enough to keep me engaged like other shows we saw. We sat right at the front behind the conductor and they are such good seats. You feel so close to action, you can see every little expression and feel part of the production, the conductor is definitely visible, but is not distracting. These seats sell quick though so get them quick, 100% worth as £10-20 cheaper than the ones next to them due to 'obstructed' view