Wicked
London Show at Victoria Apollo Theatre: 17 Wilton Rd London SW1V 1LG
London Victoria Show: Monday - Saturday 7.30PM Wednesday & Saturday 2.30PM
Victoria Station
2 hours 45 mins
7+
from £25pp
We went for my 12th birthday and we took my 8yr old sister. We loved it. My sister thought it was going to be too scary but she loved it too.
hi iam grace the person who made this. and i thought it was brill if you think it was good than maybe you should go. anyway thanks for watching go check out my other reports . thanks bye grace:)
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About Wicked
What’s the story of Wicked?
Before Dorothy and her little dog showed up in Oz, there was Elphaba – misunderstood, green-skinned, and anything but wicked. Wicked tells the story behind the story, bringing us a bold and brilliant tale of friendship, difference, and destiny. The production is lavish, the effects are magical (yes, there’s flying), and the soundtrack – especially “Defying Gravity” – will be echoing in your home for weeks. It’s a perfect pick for tweens and teens who love a good story, big emotions, and a message of empowerment.
It’s great for ages 7 and up, but we’d recommend it especially for tweens and teens (9–16). Younger kids might struggle with the longer runtime or more emotional scenes.
Not really scary, though there are some tense moments with dramatic lighting and effects. It’s more emotionally rich than frightening. The story deals with friendship, prejudice and finding your voice.
Tweens and teens will love it, but it’s also great for adults. Families with mixed-age kids will find it hits the sweet spot for everyone.
Not at all, especially for kids familiar with The Wizard of Oz and the Wicked movie. But even if they aren’t, the story is told clearly, and the themes of friendship and being true to yourself are universal.
It’s about 2 hours 45 minutes with an interval. Bring snacks, or grab something sweet at the bar before it starts.
Very. The Apollo Victoria Theatre is right next to Victoria Station – super accessible by train, tube or bus.
Not at all, it’s full of magic, strong messages, drama and humour. It’s empowering rather than gender-specific, and lots of boys really enjoy the story and spectacle.
Tons! From classic chains to fancy restaurants, plus Victoria has great grab-and-go options for a post-show treat. You won’t go hungry.
You’re within walking distance of Buckingham Palace, St James’s Park, and the revamped Battersea Power Station. Make a day of it!
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I loved the songs such as Defying Gravity, and I loved the bit where the monkeys fly across the stage. I would definitely go again because it's really funny and exciting, and the songs were amazing! ALso it was really cool seeing it live, right in front of your eyes.