Very funny and informative about television quiz shows generally and the Who wants to be a Millionaire scandal in particular. Just enough audience participation to be fun but not uncomfortable. Wonderful performances. Shame it finished Saturday 16th

Great fun. still not sure if they did or didn’t do it? Love every play I have seen by this man. Thankyou.

I booked for this at the last minute as a tourist not knowing much about the play (or the scandal to be honest). The writing was clever, the production brilliant and the overall theatre experience top notch.

Fantastic show, wonderful cast of actors and a brilliantly funny and enlightening script. Highly recommended

I thought it was magnificent

Best value London to offer Excellent show

Went to see Quiz on the recomendation of my son who had seen it. l thought it was brilliant and very well done and so funny, we laughed all the way through and l loved that the audience was involved. l remember the story very well. lf it comes back to London l would see it again.

First play that I saw in London. Love how interactive and amazing (yet simple) it was.

Not a dull moment and you get to decide the verdict at the end of the show!

This is a great play. Really well acted, brilliantly staged and the narrative is by turns very funny and very clever. The ending is quite moving.

Really enjoyed it - had everything from nostalgia, comedy, real life story, interesting look at the history of the show and audience interaction - very thought provoking, entertaining and enjoyable evening. Highly recommend.

Great play, wonderful performances, funny and thought orovoking.

Great take on the story, really makes you think about both sides. Also big shout out to the guy who plays Chris. His manoriams were spot on and hilarious every time

Unusual Cleverly staged Entertaining Loved the interactive bits

An entertaining evening-- a lively production, fast, funny and intriguing. Liked the audience votes at the end of each half. Slight puzzle was apparent coke snorting interlude with floor manager at the start of the second act- didn't work.

We had a great time !! Came away thinking ... the Judge got it right ! Keir charles as Chris Tarrant ( & several other parts!) is Absolutely Brilliant !!!

Had a great time watching this play. It's very entertaining and the cast is excellent. I liked how it combined a look at English culture, background on the show, entertainment and thought-provoking commentary on how much media shapes your opinion on events

Clever, intriguing, thought-provoking, and above all, very entertaining. Great performances and fun set. Get a seat on the stage if you can!

Fun, clever AND interactive - also thought provoking over issues we probably generally take for granted. My friend and I came to opposing conclusions at the end of the performance. We also really liked the way the set was used. Just a feelgood evening

Disappointing performance. Play lacked tension.

We went to see Quiz on Saturday and got to make our West End debut as part of the show. Audience participation is great! Had a wonderful time and would thoroughly recommend it.

Funny. Entertaining. Clever. A great afternoon and a most interesting end- the power of advocacy!! Don’t miss it!

Really didn't know what to expect but thoroughly enjoyed it, in particular the audience participation with the voting. Very clever concept. The actor who played Chris Tarrant was hilarious and got his facial expressions down to a T.

Great first half with some audience participation and lots of giggles. 2nd half much more about the guily or not guilty story. Overall a very enjoyable play.

5*

I thoroughly enjoyed ‘QUIZ’, worth a watch and I thought the audience participation brought a nice touch.

Cleverly constructed and well acted play. I wasn't sure what to expect but was very pleasantly surprised. Would definitely recommend. The theatre staff were also very good. Well done to you all

This play offered so much more than a mere recreation of a popular scandal. It was a poignant commentary on modern society, popular culture, media hysteria and our fascination with scandal. Do not be fooled by the subject of this play, it was deeper and more insightful than I expected. Fantastic stuff.

Heard very good reviews of the play from Minerva CFT but felt disappointed that adapting to the bigger theatre 'lost' something. Great atmosphere but not a full house. Thought warm up act was hard work and OTT and the whole play a tad disjointed. Funny in places and good entertainment but sadly wouldn't recommend.

Enjoyable, witty and thought provoking.

Really disappointing and James Graham's poorest play yet. All puff and bluster no nuance in the writing.

An entertaining and interesting look back on the cheating scandal surrounding 'Who want to be a millionaire'.

An excellent production of an interesting play based on real events. Well acted all round, by a hardworking cast, with intelligent use of modern technology, and good audience participation. A thoroughly enjoyable afternoon

James Graham has created an absolute masterpiece! Such Intelligent writing; gripping and witty from the start. Watch to learn something about yourself and more importantly about society...

Excellent performances from a stellar cast I particularly enjoyed the portrayal of Chris Tarrant Audience participation added an interesting dimension Thought proving analysis of the entire incident Well done and thank you

Amusing, but thought provoking. And what timing with the revival of "millionaire" on TV.

Thought provoking experience with great audience participation and lots to discuss afterwards. Great performances by the whole cast.

Couldn't recommend enough! Clever, fun, and just a properly good time

The ‘coughing major’ who wants to be a millionaire episode is pacy well cast - Chris Tarrant character keeps us on the edge of our seats. Some audience participation is required as in ‘live’ TV & we get to vote! It helps if you remember this programme back in the day but still worth the effort if not.

This was unlike any other James Graham play we have seen, so we were a little disappointed. It is one of the cleverest plays I have seen recently, brilliant idea to combine the trial and game show. Fantastic production but only reasonable acting, perhaps because the script wasn't up to his usual standard. Some interesting themes, which haven't been pursued by playwrights before. It does demonstrate what a versatile writer James Graham is but it was just a little light for us, but entertaining. Interesting audience participation.

This was unlike any other James Graham play we have seen, so we were a little disappointed. It is one of the cleverest plays I have seen recently, brilliant idea to combine the trial and game show. Fantastic production but only reasonable acting, perhaps because the script wasn't up to his usual standard. Some interesting themes, which haven't been pursued by playwrights before. It does demonstrate what a versatile writer James Graham is but it was just a little light for us, but entertaining. Interesting audience participation.

We were a group of 6 and all loved the show. Everyone came away thinking differently about the story we already knew so much about. Masterfully written, beautifully adapted. Genius.

I was hugely impressed with Quiz. Right from the get go, the atmosphere was brilliant. The story was extremely interesting and revealed extra details that I hadn't known from the investigation which took place. Whilst lots of fun, it was also quite thought provoking too. Thoroughly enjoyable. The reason for 4 stars rather than 5 is that it was, for me, about 20 minutes too long.

Thoughtful clever and fun

A very good/clever production-the actor who played Chris Tarrant was outstanding!

Seen 4 of James Graham's plays now. This one was disappointing. I wouldn't recommend it. Loved This House, Labour of love and Ink.

I really enjoyed this play. It was incredibly engaging and thought provoking with some excellent performances. The audience participation was great fun without being contrived. I would definitely recommend it.

Well directed and acted performance of the reality show intertwined with courtroom drama and audience participation - all of which makes for a thoroughly enjoyable evening.

Quiz is specifically about possible cheating on a TV quiz program. But it is really a dramatized trial showing both prosecution and defense versions of the events. This had the potential to an amazing strong evening of theater. But it misses, unfortunately. The prosecution's case is stacked against the defendants. Facts are presented in a one sided fashion. At the conclusion of Act I, the audience votes overwhelmingly that the defendants are guilty. Act II is the defense presentation. The information is all there to see the substantial holes in the prosecutions case. But the Defense is presented so poorly, a subsequent audience vote still leaves the defendants voted guilty. A chart projected shows the audience voting results from the past week. All showed the audience voting guilty. If the defense had been better, it could have demonstrated the problems with a one sided heavy handed prosecution. The effect could affect future jury trials. But this has not happened here. I regret that they have failed in a very important opportunity.

Really enjoyed the performance and the interaction of the audience. Something a bit different from the usual play format.