I loved every minute of South Pacific. I would love to see it again! The whole production is amazing. Wonderful music and singing. A brilliant cast. The lead singers are exceptional. I was lucky enough to be in the front row and this is one show l will never forget.

Absolutely enthralling our party of four all thoroughly enjoyed the show. Youngest 14 oldest 69. Singing acting and dancing first class. We all had a few emotional moments during some of the songs. I would strongly recommend this professional performance of South Pacific worth every penny. Go loose yourself to a most memorable and enjoyable evening fantastic.

Loved loved it .. knew storyline as seen the film so many times in my younger years but loved the stage performance..The singers had me at the first note even a little tear with the main songs..their voices were fantastic acting spot on.. enjoyed the show so much had to standing ovation at the end..lovely evening for a Tuesday night out!!

Thoroughly enjoyed this performance at the Alexander theatre. The scenery was so well planned out, amazing. Standing ovations several times, from a packed audience. If I was being very picky I would say I would have preferred stall seats rather than dress circle but only because of my bad hearing. Wonderful cast you worked so hard to deliver first class theatre. Voices fabulous. Well done everyone xx

They simply sang their hearts out and did a fantastic job doing so. Even though we had good £85pp stall seats, the venue took away the sparkle a little as it does deserve to be a 'big stage' production.

We had a free evening in London and trekked over to the Barbican to see the opening night of South Pacific. It was a delightful sentimental wallow. But what a shame to have this great show on such a small stage with a tiny, tinny orchestra. Hope it can be moved to the size venue it deserves! Paolo sang his heart out and Bloody Mary was excellent. The other characters were unremarkable. But it takes a lot to spoil this wonderful musical. My advice? See it on Broadway or wait till it comes to the West End.