I can't let the amazing customer care we received from the theatre staff here go unnoticed. I took my Mum and sister to this theatre to see a production of Matilda. From the moment we arrived and collected our tickets we were immediately escorted to our seats by the loveliest member of staff you could wish to meet. I will... More

What a lovely theatre this is, the seating is comfortable and the view from most seats was excellent. not too big so that you couldn't see what was going on. We sat on row H and this seemed to be very close and we had a fantastic view. The musical itself was excellent - the energy levels of all of... More

I'm not a big 'musical' person, and all I can say is, go see it. small, fun theatre (it appears all seats are good)

Loved the show, loved the small and intimate theatre. Even the toilets were bearable with the queue not being too long in the interval.

visited cambridge theatre london to watch Matilda the Musical show with some office staffs.Very awesome show, Seating arrangements and staff members of this theatre was very co-operative!

We visited the Cambridge Theatre by chance and really should have been more selective about the play we chose. it wa sa disappointment. However, I now have the catalogue and see that some excellent actors play at the venue and will give it another try.

WHAT A SHOW!!! It should be retitled "Matilda the MAGICAL"!! We were on the next to back row of the Circle but the view was tremendous!! How anyone can criticise this theatre is beyond belief!! No one wonder the show has received all the pludits it has. This is West End Musical at its very best!! No jukebox show this... More

Cambridge Theatre is a five minute walk from Leicester Square Tube so ideally located in resect of transport. Check before you purchase items at the merchandise stands whether they take card payments as the one we visited was cash only (so I had to find a cash point). But the concession staff were so friendly & helpful (kept our purchases... More

The show, Matilda, was highly entertaining. The staging was particularly ingenious and the cast mostly excelled, although one or two of the supporting children were a tad below par for a top West End show. The young girl playing the lead on 24 November was brilliant as was Miss Trunchball. All-in-all a highly amusing and entertaining show, however the facilities... More