A flawlessly executed production of an almost flawless show.

Unexceptional wartime musical with superfluous spooks.

While the bones of a decent plot were abandoned early on, there is no denying the entertainment value in a confident and supremely energetic production.

Infinitely more enjoyable than many West End productions, How to Succeed is an ambitious and triumphant revival with an excellent cast.

A fabulous British musical romp that blazes like the Blitz with enough gusto and innuendo to make a Nazi blush! 

The script never quite matches the promise of the plot and lacks real belly laughs, but a bright and talented cast sees it through to a satisfactory conclusion.

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A show that's full of sublimely witty wordplay and dynamic energy.

The Palladium has never looked, felt or sounded quite so sumptuous.

Pros: Blistering score, faultless vocals and a mesmerising story. A well produced and executed piece. Cons: Not a family friendly show, with some disturbing scenes and strong language. Upon introduction to the concept of this musical, I was sceptical as to how a concert-esque staging could do justice to such a rich piece of storytelling. Needless to say, my scepticism was immediately withdrawn. Greenwich Theatre is neatly tucked away yet boasts an outstanding space. For Lizzie the auditorium was aptly filled with ...