Fantastic theatre lovely staff . Good prices for seats. Lovely balcony bar ! Right in heart of Soho theatre land . Easy to book pre drinks & snacks .

Went to see Dear England at the Prince Edward Theatre. Beautiful place and nice cozy bars. The show itself was a bit patchy…..I suppose we all know in advance that “it ain’t comin’ home” for a while!

We hadn't been hear since we needed a wheelchair space. The theatre staff were great, Anna,the Access host was a star, managed to get us in the box. She got us drinks and a programme for us, with the help of my Credit Card. In the interval she escorted my husband round to the Accessible toilet, which involved going out at the side and back in the front of the theatre, but it worked. The performance was great and although the box has a slightly restricted view, it didn't spoilt the show for us. It will depend on the show and how many people are in the box, that night there were only two people. We had a great evening and would certainly return here.

Took my 90 year old mother, who has mobility issues and uses a walker, to the theatre to see Ain't Too Proud To Beg. The theatre staff were incredibly attentive and kind and accommodating from the moment we arrived. Thank you so much for your care especially Jack.

Lovely 1930's building. The Prince Edward theatre is a warm and attractive space. Interior is a warm burgundy colour and the seating and decor is very comfortable. I saw Dear England here and that play had a minimalistic set but I assume for other shows the sets are elaborate and wonderful. Really nice theatre- glad I visited.

What an amazing afternoon watching Dear England. Loved every minute of it. Such a shame its run has come to an end. Best play I’ve seen in ages! Great to see a full theatre Good view from the stalls and drinks not too expensive

Back of dress circle but still a very good view of stage. Good leg room although we are short. Bar area had free water with glasses really good as I need to take a tablet. Toilets free modern and clean.

We sat in row M of the stalls on the left and had a great view. The show was exhilarating… the whole cast were great but Michael - Myles Frost was sensational, talked sang and danced like MJ, the cast playing him as a teenager and young boy were also really good. There were a few wow moments in the show and yep it’s one of those shows I will see again.. the standing ovation started at 0.001 seconds of the show ending … that’s always a sign….

Gorgeous theatre in SoHo that we saw MJ the show at. What an incredible show, it’s easy to understand why it’s a sell out. Seller cast, set design and omg the dancers! Do yourself a favour and make sure you see MJ whilst in London.

We had tickets to see MJ The Musical and we were on row F on the Dress Circle. Lovely greeting by the staff as we came in and we were directed to the best way to our seats. We bought drinks and had a pleasant time on the outside balcony before taking our seats. We ordered our drinks for the interval on the theatre app and they were ready for us. Like most women, the inevitable queue for the loo is a nuisance. Annoyingly I left my large £10 programme in there too!! The songs, dancing and lighting were brilliant. Sadly though we wre unable to hear the speech. I wear hearing aids, but if I had turned them up to try and catch the words, the songs would have been deafening. My husband struggled too and he has good hearing. I'm sure this could be sorted. Though its something I am used to.