The Bridge Theatre, located near Tower Bridge in London, is a dynamic commercial theatre. With 900 seats, it offers a variety of shows, ranging …
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Mar 20, 2025
We had made a mistake and got evening tix instead of the desired matinee. My elderly mother was worried about returning home very late. London Tickets were useless and wouldn't swap our tickets even …Full review by 357suzannad
Mar 20, 2025
Avoid the restricted seats at the back in the double lettered seats. While you might expect some limitations the seat was in showed less than a quarter of the stage. A complete farce and a rip off th…Full review by JohnnyWigg
Mar 15, 2025
What more is there to say. Een there many times. Absolutely love the place. The vibe , the foyer, the staff. The theatre in itself is brilliant and exactly how a modern theatre should be Producti…Full review by FoodieBucks72
I suppose I was fairly close to the band at the front of level 2, but, as in all good theatres, the sound is well-balanced and the band blended perfectly with the vocals. I absolutely loved …
I suppose I was fairly close to the band at the front of level 2, but, as in all good theatres, the sound is well-balanced and the band blended perfectly with the vocals. I absolutely loved Guys and Dolls!
Hi, what seats did you go for, and would you recommend them? Any comments about your particular seats? We are planning to take our Dad, who cant see as well as he used to, but there are five of us going, and I can't afford premium seats....I'm thinking gallery one middle or back row, but would be grateful for your recommendations....seen a few comments about lack of leg-room...we are all between 5ft6 and 5ft10
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On the assumption you plan the current production of Julius Caesar; it is in the round and the groundlings (cheapest) stand in amongst the actors and move around as the scene …
On the assumption you plan the current production of Julius Caesar; it is in the round and the groundlings (cheapest) stand in amongst the actors and move around as the scene changes. We were in gallery 1, second row, so not premium seats. The theatre is modern and well designed, the view is fine where ever you sit. I am 6’ 2” so at 5’ 10” you will be fine I had no problem with hearing the actors. However there is a noisy rock band singing and setting the populist crowd scene of the first act. I was heartily glad the hear “ hence home you idle creatures get you home” at the start of the play as it meant the band packed up.
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