The Great British Bake Off Musical (West End)
The Great British Bake Off Musical (West End)
Closed 2h 25m London: West End
81% 184 reviews
81%
(184 Ratings)
Positive
84%
Mixed
10%
Negative
6%
Members say
Entertaining, Delightful, Funny, Clever, Great singing

About the Show

The new British musical based on the BATFA Award-winning TV show.

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Critic Reviews (13)

London Theatre
March 7th, 2023

“You don’t have to be a ‘Bake Off’ superfan to enjoy it, but it’ll definitely help. That way, you’ll appreciate all the detailed homages here”
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The London Evening Standard
March 9th, 2023

“The sets, like the jokes, are flat. This is low-level entertainment for the undemanding, that never rises to the level of a technical hit, let alone a showstopper.”
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The Telegraph (UK)
March 7th, 2023

“Rachel Kavanaugh’s slick, colourful production has such a sure sense of the show’s entertainment value and limitations that I relented, and succumbed to its good-natured zest.”
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The Times (UK)
March 7th, 2023

“Fans won’t be disappointed ... [but] trying to squeeze the back stories of eight contestants into a single narrative causes quite a tangle towards the end.”
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Time Out London
March 8th, 2023

“The tone might be relentlessly sweet, but it left a bitter taste in my mouth. “
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All That Dazzles (UK)
March 7th, 2023

“Brilliantly written and phenomenally acted, this feelgood show is the perfect recipe for a good night out...When it comes to star bakes, this show wins them all – all five of them.”
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Theatre Weekly (UK)
March 6th, 2023

“It’s worth noting that if you’ve never watched an episode of Bake Off, then many of the skits, in-jokes and double entendres are likely to be lost on you, but then, this big hug of a musical has clearly been written for the fans. Great British Bake Off: The Musical is a fantastic evening of escapism, much like the show it’s based on, you can get away from all the drama for a while, and just indulge in this sweet sugar rush of pure joy.”
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The Stage (UK)
March 7th, 2023

“It is ... an extraordinarily bloated show, with very little plot and about 10 songs too many... the show has a commercial veneer that is at odds with its scrappy, home-baked vibe. It is too knowing, yet at the same time too uncertain about its purpose – and ultimately, a bit too vanilla.”
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