Singin' in the Rain (Sadlers Wells) London Reviews and Tickets
About the Show
Production Covid-19 Safety ProtocolsShow-Score Member Reviews (5)
See it if You love the film or old musicals.
Don't see it if You don’t like musicals!!!
See it if A lovely feel good show, brings the movie to life on stage! The dancing and singing is beautiful and even brings you laughter throughout.
Don't see it if If you didn’t enjoy the movie I wouldn’t recommend the stage production.
See it if you like a musical
Don't see it if if you get bored easily as i fell asleep in the show because i didn't find it at all engaging!
See it if Love a classic theatre production with beautiful choreography and music.
Don't see it if Aren’t a fan of tap dance and getting wet if you sit in the stalls!
See it if You enjoy the film, classic musicals, or big flashy dance numbers
Don't see it if You don't enjoy straightforward interpretations of classic shows
Critic Reviews (7)
Jonathan Church’s production, originally mounted at Chichester Festival Theatre, often seems to be biding its time until Cooper’s feet start tapping again. It’s an enjoyable evening that both satirises and celebrates showbiz, but somewhat slow and stagey.
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It is a pity that ‘Singin’ in the Rain’ doesn’t have many ideas beyond ‘try and recreate the film on stage’. But it means you know what to expect – and it delivers.
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I would certainly recommend this revival to anyone who has never had the good fortune to see the film — after all, few musicals bundle together quite so many wonderful songs.
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This is a very good time in the theatre, a stage equivalent to comfort food, that does exactly what it says on the tin. The main ingredient would probably read "a warm glow".
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It’s an admirably slick and well-oiled machine now, and if it does not have that ineffable quality of loveliness that quietly suffuses all the very best musical productions, it has a lot else going for it.
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The show may be resting slightly on its laurels for this return. There’s still plenty of charm, but it’s a little low on vim.
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Church’s production is a joyful, wonder-filled tour de force of tap and ballet, a real crowd-pleaser, that re-energises a romantic classic and gets a deserved ovation from the audience even before the reprise.
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