Bridge Theatre

Guys and Dolls is a brilliant musical! I would definitely recommend! We went recently to see this and the cast is incredible. Sarah Brown (in that particular showing) played by Isabel Snaas, had an amazing voice. Cedric Neal, who played Nicely Nicely Johnson also had an incredible voice. A truly wonderful experience!

I went to see Guys and Dolls here and it was incredible! It was such an exciting show and the immersive experience made it even more breathtaking. The theatre itself is quite spacious and modern. The staff is friendly, and the bar is well stocked with snacks and drinks.

Very nice theatre, conveniently located less than 15 min walk from London Bridge station.The decor is very nice and they have a freat selection of drinks and snacks.The set up of the show room allows for everyone to have a good view and isn't too big (we went for Guys & Dollls, and the room was vibing so much!! In the end a group of high schollers on a school trip took over the floor for a little dance mob. Epic)The venue has also another BIG advantage: Tower Bridge. It's litterally across it, offering the most amazing views for iconic shots. If anything, just pass by the Bridge Theater at night to take some pictures of the bridge.

Best theartre experience ever . Guys and Dolls, what a great cast and a wonderfully fluid set. The cops on the beat kept the crowds moving. Brilliant

Guys and Dolls is a must-see show here. This modern interpretation is outstanding in a new view of theatre. You can choose to stand on stages and almost join in or book comfortable seats, which are never more than 6 rows away.Mind blowing production.

I understand that this theatre changes its layout according to the production.Guys and Dolls is, 'in the round '. Stalls only go back to row C. We were in C28/29. There was a pillar to the left which (minimally) obscured the far left of the stage for the aisle seat.B & C were more raked than a typical theatre with comfortable theatre seats, but almost at bar stool height, with a bar to rest your feet. It was quite peculiar. The down side was that I had to duck a little over or twice to see beyond the overhang and see the neon signs hanging down over the stage.Sections of the stage rise and lower during the show. This is every few minutes. This production also has a good number of standing tickets. Patrons stand in the stage area and are moved out of the way by staff in NYPD uniforms as sections of the stage rise and lower. Stage hands move around placing tables, chairs and other props on lowered sections before they're next in use.I was initially fascinated by the staging but quickly tuned it out. My wife found it distracting throughout.The theatre as a whole is modern and interesting. I would happily visit again. I don't think my wife would if it was for another show with standing tickets and constant stage changes.

It can be a bit of a trek to find your seats, but they were well-tiered, comfy, and had reasonable legroom. The main bar/foyer area is quite spacious, and there are more toilet cubicles than most London theatres.It is in a pedestrian area but is within short walking distance of London Bridge and has a variety of bus services stopping nearby.

London has too few modern theatre spaces that cater properly to the needs of today's audiences. The Bridge Theatre is one such. It is a venue I always enjoy visiting. It has helpful and polite staff and it is always a good dining and theatre experience.I was here today to see Guys and Dolls" in an inventive and immersive new staging. I am only usually a fan of immersive theatre if the immersion is happening well away from me

Second time seeing a show here and it really is a special place. The intimacy of the theatre, the flexibility in the seating, the acoustics, all brilliant. The drinks on offer are good and for Guys and Dolls the food was American themed which was a good touch. Highly recommend and Guys and Dolls was absolutely fantastic.

Saw Guy’s and dolls here. It’s amazing. Definitely one of the best shows but being within this theatre makes it even more special. Think it would be impossible to have a poor seat or position to view this masterpiece. Don’t get to the theatre too early as the lobby has a poor layout for seating. Gets very busy before the show with limited food for people with a vegan/dairy intolerance.