The performers are outstanding, as nostalgia substitutes and as musicians in their own right.
Anita Gates, The New York Times
The performers are outstanding, as nostalgia substitutes and as musicians in their own right.
Anita Gates, The New York Times
Why see Let It Be?
Let It Be began as a West End concert to celebrate The Beatles' 50th anniversary. Using projection technology and 3D sound, the show chronicles the Beatles' rise from Liverpool's Cavern Club to the height of their fame through live performances of songs including "Twist and Shout," "She Loves You," "Drive My Car," "Yesterday," "Hey Jude," "Come Together" and "Let It Be."
So come along and sing, dance and scream like a fan on The Ed Sullivan Show at this sensational celebration of rock 'n' roll's greatest band.
Key Information
Audience
Suitable for ages 8+
Run Time
2 hours and 20 minutes, including one intermission
Dates
Finished Sep 1, 2013
Cast
Graham Alexander
John Brosnan
Ryan Coath
James Fox
Reuven Gershon
Chris McBurney
Luke Roberts
Ryan Alex Farmery
John Korba
Daniel A. Weiss.
John Brosnan
Ryan Coath
James Fox
Reuven Gershon
Chris McBurney
Luke Roberts
Ryan Alex Farmery
John Korba
Daniel A. Weiss.
Creative
John Maher - musical supervisor and director
Tim McQuillen-Wright - set designer
Jason Lyons - lighting designer
Gareth Owen - sound designer
Duncan McLean - video designer
Tim McQuillen-Wright - set designer
Jason Lyons - lighting designer
Gareth Owen - sound designer
Duncan McLean - video designer
Reviews
Customer reviews
17 reviews, average rating: (2.3 Stars)
Abbey
Loved the Show
I am not much of a Beatles fan but my husband is.
We both enjoyed the show. ... Read more
Michelle
AMAZING....
I was invited to the show the day of. My cousin's husband purchased a ticket for me, what a truly amazing show, I am so glad I was able to experience it. This is defiantly a must see!!!!
... Read more
Bernie Hanratty
Good fun
I came on to write a review about the show, but I'm horrified at
people's reaction to the white guy! Appalling! I find it incredibly
racist of these people, complaining about a white guy playing
keys. It shouldn't matter what colour this person is, the show is
about the music and the guy is certainly not playing Billy
Preston in the show at all. In fact, when he played 'In my life'
and was introduced as 'George Martin', I don't suppose people
realise that it actually was George Martin that played the solo
on the record!
It's very unfortunate that some people would actually think that
'Let it Be' is in any way racist, by simply hiring a white
musician who isn't even playing Billy Preston anyway! What a
shame opinions like this spoil it for everyone else.
Go see it and enjoy the music!
... Read more
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