Only Fools and Horses - TRH / U.K Tour

And a noose to hang yourselves from the dress circle? HOW ON EARTH did this make it to the West End in the state it is in is beyond belief!!!!!!

Clicked on the link for a random day and there were seats in stalls row E (fair enough) then the back of stalls row S and T. Then the very back of the circle. Hardly premium seats.

You'll be lucky. It's the Assistant Stage Manager and some of the bar staff dressed up in the hope you won't notice.

This story is so ironic.A naff deal dressed up as a special experience opportunity draped around a substandard turkey of a show that would shame the am-dram community.What a larrrf!

In other news...if they are looking for a new Uncle Albert then Julian Assange looks like a good fit for the part as a couple of tabloids have pointed out.

Thanks,squidward,Monkey,DrTom,myself et al are now available for panto(oh yes we are!),weddings,barmitzvahs etc. I think your comments on OFAH are spot on.It’s a smash and grab cash-cow of a show and good luck to them! If things start to fall apart they could always do a moonlight flit (look it up, youngsters)

Tonight, an audience who clearly knew better than to give everything a standing ovation. So no one did.

Actually, I was expecting much worse based on the TB reviews. It was better than I expected. Still the worst show of the 50 or more I’ve seen this year, but not the worst of all time.

I admit though I was never much of an OFAH fan. There were some laughs and the second half, where they decided the show didn’t need to make sense, was much better than the first half.

Enjoyed the song parodies too, particularly the version of One from A Chorus Line.

This is selling really well. Few empty seats and obviously not a normal theatre audience. Lots of London and Essex accents. And lots of people who loved it, heard no end of praise as I was leaving. Think this will be around for a long time.

It was rather a football audience too (one that Bend It would have loved to have attracted).

The show started around 30 minutes late due to an incident in the second row Stalls. I didn’t get a good view, but a load of people were filming so I’m sure it will end up on YouTube.

Two guys were being ejected and refused to leave. I heard various theories including them fighting each other and being cheeky to the bouncers. The first group of bouncers couldn’t move them. A second group later resorted to getting physical (someone near me was insistent they weren’t allowed to do that). They got them out into the aisle, but they came back. Eventually the show started.

The crowd kept themselves amused with football chants of “Out! Out! Out!” and various heckles along the lines of “Get our you w*****”. A nice sophisticated audience who even booed some of the cast during the bows.

Credit to the cast for continuing and getting some jokes in about the incident.

The interval was a record short one, at around 10 minutes, with the 5 bells to 1 bell sounding about 30 seconds apart. So we were still out by 10:20pm.

My Dress Circle Row D for £45 had an excellent view. The show still isn’t worth £45 to me, but compared to the price of other seats, it’s a bargain. Glad to have ticked this one off the list.

Oh my goodness Dr Tom. That audience sounds like a real treat.

It's not a jukebox they have a couple of songs in the show the rest is all composed for it.

Oh god audience interaction. Does anyone know what the view will be like. I think my dad will like it. I’m more of a Sondheim fan so not so sure about me!

Pahahah in jersey boys there was a lot of entertainment**** Drunk people singing***