McQueen Tickets

A very different play but excellent. Very moving and haunting experience. Actors were first class

Loved it. Creative and interesting.

Very disappointing. Having expected some real insight into the life of McQueen and to be able to enjoy looking at some of his creations it was instead a navel-gazing, disjointed series of rather pretentious introspection. Had hoped it might be enlivened by the appearance of Tracy Ann Obermann but, of course, she didn't appear last night! It merits one star by virtue of the staging which was very good.

Amazing, amazing, amazing

Was a little disappointed. The whole play seemed stuck on his mental anguish... Yes I get it! He was dark but it showed hardly anything of his brilliance.. And not enough of the feel of the fashion world for me... I wanted a bit of fierce mixed with my tortured genius.

I had bought cheap tickets in the Gods and took four friends. I had loved the McQueen exhibition at the V&A and was keen to see the show. However, reviews were not great so I had started to have very low expectations. Perhaps that had an impact, but actually we all really enjoyed our evening. We were upgraded to the stalls and I was totally engrossed all the way through. I thought it was REALLY well acted, I totally believed it was Alexander on the stage. The dance helped the performance flow and I felt the pain of the loss of an amazing creative force. Shame it wasn't full, but that was our gain, the critics can really break a play.

Very entertaining but very sad at the same time.The explicit language and black humour added to the performance to make it a very Mc Queen experience

Thoroughly enjoyed play, excellent cast, script and staging. Very kindly got given upgrades too, thank you!

Fantastic Stephen Wight did a perfect take on Lee and the show was funny raw and very thought provoking . An insight into two genius troubled contemporaries .

Very disappointing play. The dancing was good, music excellent, sets interesting and the acting very good but the content was dreadfully flat. Both my husband and the husband of a friend left at half time.

The settings and choreography evoked memories of his designs. The ending was so poignant knowing his demise.

The mix of voice, dance and visuals was great. It helped me, a poor scientist, understand life issues such as what influences creatives? And why do so many commit suicide? When buying tickets from London Theatre Direct remember that all you get is a voucher, which you then have to swap at the box office for a ticket - allow time for this bureaucratic process.