Prince Edward Theatre

Nice theatre. Stage visability is high even on second row. The show Jersey Boys is highly recommended, even if you're not into musicals. It's basicly a concert of all their hits packed in the story of the band's history.

I went to this theatre as a treat for my birthday to see Jersey Boys. It's a beautiful old theatre tucked away in Old Compton Street, but it is really well looked after. There was plenty of leg room and unlike some theatres, it was comfortable.

As for Jersey Boys, well I can only say that it was brilliant, fantastic, marvellous, fun, etc. The story and the music was excellent and I can't wait to go again!

This magical theatre is fantastic with great shows always going on.

Jersey Boys is on at the Prince Edward Theatre now, since March 2008. I went last week and have to say it is excellent! In these current gloomy times, this will really give you a “feel good” feeling and lift you/your party out of todays dreariness.
The music is fantastic - I didn’t realise how many songs were written by Franki Valli…. when they sang Bye Bye Baby ( as I knew it from the Bay City Rollers) I was very shocked!
The actors are fantastic - their voices are so good and Frank Valli himself is so cute and his voice pitch perfect!
Highly recommended!

The Prince Edward Theatre is a beautiful place, old but still well kept. With its gold and red seats, there is plenty of foot room, and you can see most of the action from the majority of the theatre. There are so many exits no one gets crowded on leaving.

The stage production of Mary Poppins is finishing on January 12, so the rest of the UK can enjoy such a marvelous story, but do go and see it beforehand if you can. Mary Poppins weaves her magic for all the children with many special effects, new songs and dances and a good dose of Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!

But in February 'Jersey Boys' will take over the theatre, the musical story of Frankie Vallie and the Four Seasons.