Rock Of Ages - 2021 U.K. Tour

Never done it in London, but have seen people do it all the time in Bath and Bristol when they’re at the end of a row and there’s 10-15 seats empty beside them. That was the first time we’d done it and it was in front of ushers and weren’t asked to move back. So they must not mind people moving along if the whole row is empty, at least in Bristol/Bath.

I was a bit apprehensive about this after reading the negative comments (thought it might turn out to be Flashdance mark II), but I loved it!
Good cheesy fun and fantastic singing 😀

Anyone know of any discounts for this at Woking next week? There are SO many seats left so hoping there is a discount somewhere. I fancy seeing it but don't want to pay £40+ for it!

Just had a look at the ATG website and I'd say that ticket sales aren't that bad for the evening performances but pretty dire for the two matinees, especially Wednesday.

Weekday matinees tend to attract mainly older people and Saturday ones families but Rock Of Ages is recommended for age 14 + and won't have huge appeal for 60 + Last Wednesday I saw the Wedding Singer matinee at Worthing - less than half full and a few left at the interval - but the previous week Mack & Mabel's Wednesday matinee at Nottingham was almost a sell out.

When there are offers Saturdays are usually excluded. The Upper Circle is on sale at Woking priced mainly at £25 or £32 with a few £15 seats right at the back.

Saw this on Saturday night in Woking & whilst I enjoyed it something was definitely missing for me. I was obsessed with the London production when I was 16/17 so jumped at the opportunity to see this musical again,however I feel like it had lost some of its sparkle from the original production. The costumes were definitely lacking, I missed the bright boldness, with the sort of glam rock element pretty much gone, especially in Joey Primo's costume! The stand out performances for me were Luke Walsh ans Zoe Birkett-what a stunning voice. Thought Antony Costa's voice was good but was less keen on the acting. Wasn't that impressed by Jodie Steele (although I loved her on Heathers) I just did not think her voice was strong enough for these songs! Lucas Rush was hilarious, Lonny always steals the show!Me and my mum both said that Rhiannon Chesterman's portrayal of Regina reminded us of Bernadette from The Big Bang Theory!! The audience was about full and pretty quiet and the end of most songs. Loved the tiny vehicles and the back flipping Dennis! Thought the new choreography was great, Erin Bell particularly stood out in the dance numbers!

^Is this still touring? Can’t believe it! In a cold sweat remembering my encounter with it.

I hated this version too. One of the few shows where I've been tempted to leave at the interval

I quite liked this in the West End, the music alone was fab. I'd half planned to see this yesterday, so glad it doesn't sound as if I've missed much.

It's a fun show if you like that era of music and had a good cast. Does well as a jukebox musical.

Island hopping around the Canaries recently and when we arrived in Fuerteventura,saw the famous poster for the dreaded ROA and in a moment of madness went to see it with the fam.A concert version with some really good humour employed and significantly better than the UK touring version imo...not that that would be too difficult lol.

won't be rushing back to see this unless it goes back to the original version, not the lewd sexist version last toured.