Good large sized toilets. No queue so was pleasantly surprised. Nice cold water available on the bar. Carpets a little tired. Small technical issue resulting in 15 minute delay, but boreal communication during this time. Overall a good theatre.

Last minute booking to see The Time Traveler’s wife 29/1/2024 starting at 1930hrs at the Apollo. Very good vocalists and cast. With constant stage prop and back drop movements.

Mind Mangler at the Apollo was very very funny. It has just the right mix of audience participation and randomness, to keep the laughs going. Loved the "Quick Fire Jesus" one-liners, which turn up throughout the evening. Superb cast, who know their stuff and work the audience well. Highly Recommended.

Fantastic production of Fawlty towers . Eney character to a T and very funny. Slick and a great nod to the original. You could have been watching John Cleese. The charter itself has stunning decor but we were in the grand circle and the leg room wasn’t enough for a child , let alone a normal size adult. Very uncomfortable . View good however . Venue itself great location but not at all comfortable

I'm not really a fan of slapstick & fairly unfamiliar with the Fawlty Towers programme which aired from 1975 to 1979 but really enjoyed this. I chose it because with a running time of just 1 hour 50 I was able to squeeze it in before catching my train. It was a good choice - well acted, entertaining, & heartily well received by the full capacity audience.

This show was absolutely incredible! We took our daughter for her 13th birthday and I personally can’t believe it took me this long to see the show. Everything about it was amazing. Alexia Khadine who played Elphaba has the most amazing voice we were mesmerised. Not only could she sing she played the part fantastically. Although to be honest, the whole crew we see this night were incredible.

Fawlty Towers at Apollo Theatre, we had the most entertaining time. The leading actors have their roles down to perfection and have the audience in stitches all throughout the performance, often bursting out in a loud appreciative applause. We had a private box for 3, lovely view of the stage except for a sliver where the reception desk was. We had to lean out to see that. But otherwise the chairs were comfortable, and the privacy priceless. Enjoyed a glass of bubbly at intermission.

We came across from France especially to see if the Faulty Towers play was as good as we hoped. It was better and we had a wonderfulpp time where all the memories of this classic came flooding back. I think I counting about 7 of the series meshed into a 2 hour production. ( we wished it was longer) The cast were perfect and of course the lead actor playing Basil had to be spot on … and was! The theatre was full of laughter and I am sure it will run for a long time. Well done John C , these classics never age. ( of course the final curtain had to be the Germans……. Magic!) Bravo!!!!!!

Fawlty Towers Ticket Dress Circle F seat 10 does say ' restricted legroom' and it was, so I moved to an empty seat. Great view, show in two parts, first half average with staggered laughs, second half tears running down face. Really good characters bringing the late 70s back to life Nice venue staff, no idea why first can of kager was £5 but the next few were £6.50 for the same can. Lack of toilets!! Huge queue at interval, yeah old building, but 4? urinals for the amount of folk is not enough today, with toilet in bar area meaning congestion. Staff fine.

In the heart of the West End this theatre has a rich history and internally its traditional finish is there to see. Bar facility is quite small and (naturally) prices are a bit over the top. The show (Fawlty Towers) was excellent, especially made by the actor playing Basil who did an unbelievable job. Get tickets before the show ends (currently planned early 2025).