Heathers: The Musical - TRH / The Other Palace / @sohoplace

Olivia said on her Instagram Story that a personal area popped out during "Dead Girl Walking" last night. God, you can just imagine the outrage of all the parents having to usher their kids out. 😂😂

I ordered my ticket over an hour ago & still haven’t gotten a confirmation email yet- is that normal for this production?

Usually I get an email immediately

Saw this during the week for the first time. I thought it was an okay show but wasn't crazy about it and didn't get the hype. In saying that I am not the target audience for this show so that's probably the reason for me not 'getting it'!

Fletcher was very good but for me the show was stolen by Jamie Muscato. What an incredible actor. The heather's were a mixed bag for me, I was not a fan of green heather. I thought she wasnt a very good actress and as for her diction well I couldn't make out a word of what she said. I felt she was the weakest of the three. Yellow heather was great in what basically is a two and half hour audition for Galinda in wicked (Kristin Chenoweth vibes galore) Red heather was the standout, mainly because she had a great voice and very funny but also because she looked incredibly miscast. I don't ever comment on performers personal lives or looks but the actress playing red heather looked quite old. I apologize if she isn't but she clearly isn't in the playing age range for a high school teen and it just looked silly. She looked old enough to be playing one of their mothers tbh.

I am glad I got to see it but once is enough.

I’ll rinse my cassock through, just in case i’m needed. 

And on a Saturday too!😱

I was front of the circle and it was barely noticeable - she might have felt 'out' but from the audience it just looked like she was quickly adjusting in order to avoid a wardrobe malfunction, not that there had already been one.  A bit awkward but that was all.

Haven't seen much theatre lately, but since I had a free slot during this weekend's trip to London, I did see Heathers on Friday, mostly to see what all the fuss is about - and to finally tick the Theatre Royal, Haymarket off the list.

Unfortunately, I did not enjoy this show at all. Legally Blonde has one of my all time favourite scores, but I really disliked Heathers' score, it was just loud and untuneful and I'll definitely give the London Cast Recording a miss. The set looked cheap, cast were OK and I didn't care for anyone and couldn't wait for the show to be finally over.

Having seen Mean Girls on Broadway a few weeks ago, this show is so much better.

Due to the complaints, the production are now offering exchanges or refunds to those who want them who have already booked for the sing-along performance.

Now it's Monday and their lawyers will have turned up for work I suspect it's a matter of "You did what‽ You morons."

According to WestEndCovers on twitter, Carrie is back tonight.

On another note, was there any word on the release date of the cast recording? Since discovering the show a couple of weeks ago, the original recording on Spotify has been my go-to on the commute to work!

Veronica also abandons JD after he physically harms her, and after it turns out he wants to, uh, murder everyone in the school. He's a nutcase, she's gullible.

I'm sure it's very sweet and I wish you well (as does everyone else on this board, I imagine!) but the reasoning is a bit funny.

Incidentally some acquaintances of mine got engaged after he quoted something from The Taming of the Shrew to her (she's called Kate). It's a play about appalling domestic violence...

Can't we all just be pleased for Sarah and her fiance, without any further analysis. It's their engagement, not ours, and as long as they're happy that's all that really matters.