Tina — The Tina Turner Musical (London) London Reviews and Tickets
Member Reviews (187)
See it if probably the best biomusical so far. Great use of music to propel a riveting story. Amazing talent!
Don't see it if you can't afford a ticket
See it if You are a fan of Turner or enjoy watching inspiring stories. I found it riveting. We saw Jenny Fitzpatrick as Tina and she was amazing!
Don't see it if You aren't in the mood for a bio musical or are uncomfortable with scenes of spousal abuse.
See it if you love Tina Turner and want to enjoy learning about her life by a fabulously talented, energized cast!
Don't see it if you don't enjoy Tina Turner music.
See it if you're a Tina fan - absolutely! If you just plain enjoy rock 'n' roll - yes!
Don't see it if you hate musicals. That's the single reason I can come up with. Read more
See it if Like a lot of singing and dancing base on a living legend. Tina Turner
Don't see it if Don't like the music fromm the seventies
See it if you love a great night out with some of the best music
Don't see it if you just wanna watch and join in
See it if You’re interested in the life of Tina turner and enjoy her music.
Don't see it if You’re looking for a fun show. This show is very intense throughout. The only fun is at the end of the show. The rest is quite depressing. Read more
See it if you love the music of Tina Turner, the music just adds to the story
Don't see it if you hate Biographical and jukebox musicals.
Critic Reviews (14)
Is a feelgood jukebox musical the absolute best medium to tell a story about domestic abuse? Put crudely, that is the problem at the heart of big-budget global premiere...Don’t get me wrong: it’s an entertaining night, brilliantly performed.
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Despite the show’s creative pedigree, with Mamma Mia! director Phyllida Lloyd at the helm and a book by The Mountain-top writer Katori Hall, nothing about the production is particularly interesting or innovative. It’s a standard bio-musical...
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What a pity, then, that this musical never fully sparks into life...Yet the material surprisingly lacks rigour, too often staying in soft-focus when a more forensic examination is required...
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"Is a feelgood jukebox musical the absolute best medium to tell a story about domestic abuse? Put crudely, that is the problem at the heart of big-budget global premiere ‘Tina'. The erstwhile Anna Mae Bullock’s eventful life and beloved back catalogue are perfect subjects for adaptation. But too often Phyllida Lloyd’s production struggles to make a sensitive synthesis of the two...Lloyd directs fluidly and at a pace, but there is, also, a weird feeling of it being clogged with ephemera."
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Born in the USA, made in England. That’s the thesis of this slickly choreographed, beautifully designed and roof-raisingly well-sung bio-musical about Tina Turner...
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The problem for me is that, at least for the first act which charts her relationship with Ike, what we actually witness is a strong woman being brought down by multiple acts of violence.
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Phyllida Lloyd’s musical is a heady celebration of triumph over adversity...As bio-musicals go, this is as good as it gets.
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[The] greatest hits should satisfy the Tina superfans, but there’s an unresolved tension here between producing a genuinely satisfying musical drama, and just surrendering to a great night out. This mould-breaking artist deserves more.
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