One of the best productions I’ve ever seen and the cast give it their all. Exciting and compelling - a wonderful two hours in the theatre.

An amazing evening of Shakespeare in the theatre. All the leading actors where uniformly excellent (though not completely convinced by the casting of Ben Wishaw as Brutus). For me, the stand-out performance was Michelle Fairley as Cassius. The biggest plaudits though must go to the director, Nicholas Hytner, and anyone else who had a hand in coming up with the idea for this incredible promenade production. If you can bear to stand for two hours, do make sure you see it from the pit. It's an amazing experience being part of the Roman crowd and in a small way being part of the production as well as being a spectator. Both bringing the costumes up to date and making half the conspirators women worked really well even though I had been a bit dubious before I went. I'd really recommend anybody see it whether you're new to the play as my daughter was or you've seen it several times and think you know it as I did. Do book tickets in the Pit if you can.

Overall this is an exceptional production that works extremely well. The balance and pace of the production are thoughtful and satisfying. The temporal transposition, so suitable for this play works beautifully. Highly recommended. Cassius, Caesar and Anthony are all superb throughout. Brutus grows through the evening but ultimately seemed miscast in this particular role. View from 3A was good, but you really had to sit forward much of the time. Sorry to those in 3B behind. The promenaders below must have had a great experience, but they surely needed stamina for 2 hours. Ate at Tom Simmons around the corner beforehand - also excellent food and reasonable prices (with good veggie choices). All in all an unforgettable first visit to the Bridge.

In my top 3 productions of Shakespeare plays in 47 years of theatre going. Amazing staying, acting and, of course, sure ting. Thank you . Worth travelling 80 miles to see! Great view from gallery 3 B seating.

Superb, A ++. Brilliant production, excellent on all levels. The Bridge Theatre is a great addition to the South Bank, in my opinion its location has one of the best vistas of London. Look forward to seeing more productions there.

An enthralling production - much praise is due to the cast who were uniformly excellent but the most original elements were to be experienced in the staging -in particular, the use of promenading punters as "The Mob", turning them from an appreciative audience to, at times, a threatening and oppressive presence which recalled the ghastly Trump rallies in the States. In this way, and a number of others, the links to our contemporary world of Trump and Brexit were made clear but not so much that the play was distorted from its original intentions. My fifteen year old son, watching only his second live Shakespeare (we were lucky enough to see Andrew Scott's Hamlet last year) was gripped throughout. Highly recommended!