Aspects of Love (West End)
Aspects of Love (West End)
65% 112 reviews
65%
(112 Ratings)
Positive
52%
Mixed
23%
Negative
25%
Members say
Dated, Entertaining, Great singing, Delightful, Absorbing

About the Show

Michael Ball stars in Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical exploring how love changes everything.

Read more Show less

Critic Reviews (14)

London Theatre
May 26th, 2023

"You can certainly admire the efforts made here, while also questioning the wisdom of trying to stage such an inexorably dated – albeit occasionally beguiling – piece."
Read more

The London Evening Standard
May 26th, 2023

"A story of postwar, would-be bohemians engaged in cross-generation, borderline-incestuous romances within their own family and social circle, its characters are thin and dislikeable, its plot preposterous."
Read more

Time Out London
May 26th, 2023

"I don’t want to overreact to what is basically a pretty silly musical with nice tunes and solid performances...Ultimately the story of ‘Aspects of Love’ is probably best viewed as a relic of a different era, when people did actually cop off with their teenage cousins and the British were only just fumblingly acknowledging that sex was a thing."
Read more

The Guardian (UK)
May 26th, 2023

"It is, without doubt, a well-oiled show, easy on the eye and ear."
Read more

The Telegraph (UK)
May 25th, 2023

"This revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber's 1989 hit musical may not quite sweep you off your feet – but it still beguiles"
Read more

The Times (UK)
May 26th, 2023

"You sit through the two and a half hours hoping that the characters will acquire some sort of depth. They never do."
Read more

The Arts Desk
May 26th, 2023

"This production represents a gamble, too, and whatever one's reaction to the intractable nuttiness of the material, something about it - rather like a bygone, life-defining love affair - proves impossible to dismiss."
Read more

The Stage (UK)
May 25th, 2023

"Ball performs with characteristic ease, soaringly delivering the song everyone’s waiting for, which has been shamelessly reallocated from Alex to George for the occasion. But enduring this lurid musical male fantasy is a high price to pay: one tiny spark of nostalgia for one giant ick."
Read more