Seen it.

Brilliant !

We thoroughly enjoyed this play. I laughed right from the start.

Excellent performances from the entire cast. a wonderful adaptation of Moliere's play the Miser. Very apt for the current political climate . Stage design imaginative and beautiful costumes.

Joyous farce, great fun had by both cast and audience. The asides to the audience were pulled off with great timing.

It was a perfect farce! Silly plot, silly voices and just a bit of fun. Gry Rhys Jones was suitably gruesome, odious but somehow still likeable. All the characters had charm especially The Miser's son and his true love Marianne. Lee Mack was perfect as the servant who performed all the roles in the house. There was a good amount of banter between the actors and the audience and i think that everyone left feeling cheerful. I do think Michael Billington must not really have a sense of humour not to have been more comimentary about this play.

An excellent 'adult' pantomime!! Good humourous story and script. Just a few un-necessary blue jokes. Restoration comedy has to be shouted it seems but there are times when the shouting - especially from some cast members - means that the diction is lost. But definitely an enjoyable production.

This was a funny play. it was entertaining and the acting was good. intentionally hammy for some of it. a lot of audience participation which sort of worked though i got the impression a lot of improvisation also involved. the use of specific voices (lisps etc) did actually make it difficult to understand quite a bit of what some actors were saying which was counter productive. but overall it was funny and worth seeing. Lee Mack was definitely pivotal in making this work.

I have rarely enjoyed a play that much. This was one of the funniest and best plays I have seen in the past 20 years. The play is superbly directed and acted. The modernisation of the Moliere play to current affairs and modern politics were very intelligently achieved and perfectly in the spirit of the play considering that Moliere adapted it from Plautus, so why not adapt Moliere to our times? The interaction with the audience was brilliant. Griff Rhys Jones, Ryan Gage, Lee Mack and Mathew Horne are brilliant comedians and provided a magnificient cast. I can most highly recomend the play!

It's the Lee Mack show. If you like pantomime you'll love this. Just don't expect actors performing Moliere

Truly fantastic! Haven't laughed so much in years.

Well acted fast paced and joyfully political.

Thoroughly enjoyed The Miser. A wonderful mix of farce, pant and audience rapport made for great entertainment. Full of humour and great acting. This is a play with 'wanna go see.' written all over it - Superb.

we loved it. Lots of interaction with the audience, energetic performances and fast paced delivery of some the lines. Very funny with some nice contemporary touches.

Excellent entertainment, very silly but hugely enjoyable

Really enjoyed it. Griff Rhys Jones and Lee Mack adlibs were fantastic and made the rest of cast laugh. So funny. Would recommend. Get good seats if you're in the stalls.

We had front row seats - which totally enhanced the experience as there was loads of interaction from the stage. Fast moving witty topical and extremely funny

As the plot in this production of The Miser unravels in its closing scene, and as absurdities get disentangled with one totally implausible coincidence after another, one of actors turns to rhe audience. 'Who the hell wrote this stuff?' he cries. It's one of many moments in the production when the rules and conventions of theatre are joyously broken, and when actors and audience become united in a single community of observers and observed. Brecht called such moments Verfremdung, alienation. Another word would be bliss, the bliss of endless, unfathomable absurdity. Thank you, Garrick Theatre, for a most wonderful theatrical evening.

We enjoyed every minute of it, very funny, all the cast were good but the two main stars Griff R.Jones and Lee Mack were brilliant, we especially liked the occasional adlibs that happened .Great show ! !

The only characters missing from this end of pier, panto farce are Widow Twanky and Coco the Clown. How the audience guffawed as Lee Mack effortlessly switched characters by swapping hats and gurning and rolled in the aisles when pieces of polystyrene furniture fell on Griff's head. I had both the restricted view and restricted enjoyment seat. Only go and see this if you need to dodge a passing shower -it's dire.

Quite an entertaining show, especially the first half, but ran out of ideas after the interval and ending was a bit of a let down.

A good reworking of the play and made into a typical farce. I am suer this is different every show. Great cast camaraderie and improvisation

Excellent. Well cast, and the topical references were in keeping with how the play would have been presented 300 years ago.

What a joy, a good laugh,excellent acting especially Mr Jones not to be missed.

My wife and I were on a 4 day trip to London after many years away , and ' The Miser' completed an excellent time...very funny, excellent cast...just a joy

Just Brilliant. Lee Mack and Gryff Rees Jones were superb.

The cast are terrific, all working hard and all able to actually project their voices so the audience could hear the dialogue. All too often I have sat in the stalls thinking 'speak up!', not last night, great visual gags, clearly spoken lines, camp humour, breaking the fourth wall constantly. A fun night out in the company of some experienced professionals.

Don't miss a chance to see this highly entertaining play (it's more like a farce). We beelly laughed our way through. Great performances by the cast. A real gem.

Great fun- the story itself was nothing special but the actors warmed up and it turned into an absolute riot by the end!

We thoroughly enjoyed the evening. The play was very funny and the actors certainly gave it their all. Thank you!

I was laughing from the minute the curtains opened. Extremely funny, all the actors were great and the performance from Grif Rhys Jones was truely excellent. Well done Lee Mack for what I believe was your first role in Theatre, you were great, please do more.

I have wanted to see this show since February when it was in Richmond before the west end, but finally got to see it at the Garrick, it's had very mixed reviews but I don't know why it does exactly what it says on the tin the whole cast is so funny and the play works so well, they even involve the audience so watch out if your in the front row, would love to see it again before it goes

The cast were all on top form for this hilarious performance of The Miser. Playing to the audience and employing up to the minute gags, this farce kept its audience laughing throughout. Griff Rhys Jones and Lee Mack stole the show but were ably supported by all the cast with spot on comic timing, plenty of fun and silliness and a set where every little detail was part of the knockabout humour. Don't be put off by the luke warm review in the Daily Telegraph, this show is well worth the shekels!

ALL the cast were exceptionally good, Griff Rhys Jones excellent, as was Lee Mack, thoroughly enjoyable show, very funny, great afternoon

Absolutely brilliant! The sight of Harpagon's underpants early on was a bit of a shock but the sight of Jacque's bare bum later made up for it! All the cast were exceptionally good but, for me, Griff R-J and Lee M made it special. Go and see it - you won't be disappointed. Eunice P

Brilliant cast who made the best of an awful script/direction/production

very good show with excellent cast. Loved the interaction with the audience.

Very disapointed actually. Really like Lee Mac, so thought the play would be funny and looked forward to an evening of laughter. I rarely smiled, some of the put on accents were difficult to understand, Lee Mac had a few quippy, funny remarks, but I was waiting for more - and they never came...

So good the title character reminded me of myself!

Funny in some places but unfortunately for us, it dragged on a little too much and the jokes came fast and furious but not funny. Lee Mack was, well, himself, so no change there, thought he may of had a change of character... we loved Katy Wix and Ryan Gage and especially his wig! Overall, an expensive night for a poor return

This production might be entitles "Moliere Goes Wrong." Yes, it is slapstick, but delightfully so with a very talented cast.

Wonderful characters and super fun. Thank you all so much x

If you enjoy Pantomime, you will enjoy this

had no idea what to expect, but given the stellar cast had high hopes. was not disappointed, excellent performances throughout and enjoyed every minute.

The Miser is a very funny and highly enjoyable production. Excellent cast and great fun to watch.

Thoroughly enjoyed every minute, very funny and excellent audience engagement.

The production was fun, slick, amusing, and gave Lee Mack a part in which he could pretty much be himself. The cast seemed to be having a good time and that pleasure was felt and shared by the audience, but be very careful about where you sit if not in prime seats - not because of audience participation but because in some cases only 15% of the stage can be seen!

The three main characters were excellent. The three main supports were dreadful.. why they felt the need to ham up accents and lisps was beyond us. A shame.

Thoroughly enjoyable, belly laughs from start to finish, highly recommended

A bit slow in places. Lee Mack & Griff Rhys Jones were brilliant. It was their ad libbing that saved the show,