The Prince of Egypt
Closed 2h 20m
The Prince of Egypt
73%
73%
(84 Ratings)
Positive
75%
Mixed
13%
Negative
12%
Members say
Great singing, Entertaining, Great staging, Absorbing, Delightful

About the Show

Schwartz's musical adaptation of the award-winning film tells the story of the Book of Exodus.

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Critic Reviews (9)

Time Out London
August 16th, 2021

The songs are sublime in Stephen Schwartz’s adaptation of his Biblical cartoon, but the rest is a muddle.
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The London Evening Standard
February 26th, 2020
For a previous production

This biblical epic is an epic fail. A beefed up musical version of the indifferent 1998 DreamWorks animation about the life of Moses, it’s simultaneously pompous and simplistic.
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The Guardian (UK)
February 25th, 2020
For a previous production

It’s got pageantry, pyramids and dazzling dance moves, but this lavish stage adaptation drowns out the emotional drama.
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The Telegraph (UK)
February 25th, 2020
For a previous production

Those hoping for a revisionist spin à la Wicked take note: this is Exodus, delivered with Sunday-school seriousness, complete with re-enacted Passover.
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The Times (UK)
February 26th, 2020
For a previous production

...this is one of those big-budget musicals that is oddly lacking in interesting music...Stephen Schwartz’s musical is a frustrating experience.
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The Arts Desk
February 26th, 2020
For a previous production

Ultimately, however, this production is far more about the blockbuster exterior than the inner life, and, suiting the cavernous Dominion, it generally delivers on that score.
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London Theatre
February 25th, 2020
For a previous production

There's plenty of deeply repetitive though undoubtedly athletic choreography from Sean Cheesman to occasionally distract the eye...but little imagination in the telling of the production from director Scott Schwartz (son of the composer).
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The Stage (UK)
February 25th, 2020
For a previous production

But the show is too inconsistent in quality and vision to do itself justice. While it certainly fills the huge Dominion space, it does so through brute force rather than earning its grandeur.
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