Unbelievable show, outstanding performances from all the cast but exceptional from Fagin (Simon Lipkin) who was so funny. The singing and dancing was superb by all the cast. We sat in the dress circle row D and it was a perfect view. All the staff were great. Clean toilets, short queue for the bar. Thank you all for an amazing evening.

So glad we had the opportunity to see this production of Oliver! The energy was infectious, the acting and singing were phenomenal, the set was brilliant. The show we saw had Simon Lipkin as Fagan and Ava Brennan as Nancy....FANTASTIC! Special mention to the wonderful Oliver, Isaac Hackett -amazing. It was very funny, sad at times, and Sykes was as scary as he could be.. really enjoyed this show.

From the moment the ragged orphans march into the dining hall, the energy is infectious. The production manages to balance the gritty, "Sikes-and-Nancy" darkness of Dickens’ world with the sheer, unadulterated charm of Bart’s legendary score. • Fagin: A true masterclass in character acting. This iteration brings a perfect blend of comedic mischief and a subtle, tragic desperation that makes "Reviewing the Situation" the undisputed highlight of the night. • Nancy: Her rendition of "As Long As He Needs Me" is a gut-punch. It’s raw, powerful, and reminds the audience why this character remains the tragic soul of the story. • The Artful Dodger: Brimming with swagger and effortless charisma, leading "Consider Yourself" with enough spirit to lift the roof off the theatre. Visuals and Atmosphere The staging is a triumph of industrial design. Using clever levels and atmospheric lighting, the set transitions seamlessly from the cold, intimidating workhouse to the bustling, crowded markets of London. The choreography is equally breathtaking—sharp, athletic, and expansive. When the full ensemble hits the stage for "Who Will Buy?", the harmony and scale are enough to give you goosebumps.

After quite some time of weeks of entering I was lucky enough to win with the Oliver lottery and secured a great seat in the stalls for £30 Small theatre , good legroom albeit seats a little uncomfortable after sitting for so long. Fantastic view of the stage. Brilliant musical , highly entertaining comedy lines thrown in and an incredible set. Wonderful evening a must see!