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11London’s West End has a new demigod in town, and he’s flexing his way through Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Disney's Hercules brings its animated charm to the stage with high-energy choreography, dazzling visuals, and enough sass to make Hades proud. But does it live up to its legendary status? Let’s break it down.
The theater is pretty easy to get to. The staff is friendly, but needs to be better at informing when it comes to concessions. First row of balcony is not allowed to have glass at their seats but that's what the bar gives and they serve soda and other drinks in glass bottles, only offering a plastic cup when you try to go to your seat. As for the show, it was not what I was expecting. They changed the plot for the musical and some of the actors were obviously not the typical ones in the roles they were playing. But it was a Wednesday night performance. My view from the front row of the balcony was great if I leaned forward for the entire show. Sitting normally in my seat, I missed any action at the left front of the stage.
My wife and I came to London mainly because we wanted to see this show. Hercules has always been my favorite Disney cartoon, ever since I was a kid. We also went to Broadway last year, but this is probably still the best musical we’ve ever seen. All the performers were truly excellent; I especially liked the Muses and Hades. To make sure we didn’t miss a thing, we stocked up on souvenirs after the show—including that wonderful tote bag.
Took my almost 5 year old to see it on Saturday and it was magical from start to finish! The singing was incredible, the set design was stunning and the set changes were done so smoothly you barely noticed they were happening. We both left with huge grins on our faces and are both in a hurry to rush back to see it again!
Disney's Hercules was an absolute blast! High-energy performances from start to finish, with humor that landed perfectly and kept the audience laughing. The production was vibrant, entertaining, and full of heart. A fun, feel-good musical that's definitely worth seeing!
It was my first time at the theater, and I have to say it was wonderful!! The story isn't the same as the cartoon, so you never get bored. The jokes and jabs the actors threw at each other were really funny