Written on: 10/01/2009 by Mary Ferry (1 review written)
Why can't Bradley Walsh write for television comedy (If he's not already?). He knows how to make the whole family laugh without resorting to bad taste and reminds me of the decent comedy shows of the days of Morcambe and Wise, Dad's Army..... We desperately need more of his humour to replace some of the crude shows we currently have to endure. We'd at last have a modern replacement for great shows they keep having to repeat because they haven't got new stuff. (read more)
Written on: 28/12/2008
Bradley Walsh was fantastic in Aladdin at the New Victoria Theatre and i would definitely watch anything with him in it again. Very funny and all the family enjoyed it (read more)
Written on: 22/12/2008
Aladdin in Guildford earlier this month was brilliant - all the adults and the kids loved it! Imagine our disappointment today then when taking another friend's kids to the Woking version ...
I would not take my children to another panto with Bradley Walsh and co in. What should have been an amusing couple of hours of slapstick and harmless idiocy turned out to be a crude, lame and unfunny performance which I found extremely unsuitable for my youngsters. What has happened to our theatre...
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Written on: 19/12/2008 by annette1
Aladdin at the New Victoria Theatre in Woking was great. I think it is worth every penny! What a great christmas show! kids loved it and so did i ,we had front row seats even better ,bradley picked on me all night in a nice way ,have to pick on someone made our night (read more)
Written on: 19/12/2008
Bradley Walsh in Aladdin at New Victoria Theatre in Woking is fantastic at capturing the spirit of Panto for both kids and reluctant parents/aunties/uncles/grandparents! The costumes and set had no expense spared and with a huge helping of glitter prevented anyone from leaving without a huge smile and the feeling Christmas has arrived! Walsh stole the show but that was to no detriment to Widow Twanky, who perfectly flamboyant, with comical facial expressions and gestures for the younger... (read more)
Written on: 11/12/2008 by polycene1 (1 review written)
Having worked FOH in theatres approx 20 years I've seen many pantos and up until recently I've felt disillusioned as most shows have appeared to be about compromise- ie get a 'star' from USA or Eastenders, pay them a fortune and forget the traditional elements of panto. Of course in these troubled times the producers of Aladdin have had to consider finances. But when watching the show it is not apparent. I thoroughly recommend this show to anyone looking for traditional Family Entertainment. (read more)
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