[Jay222]

Went back to see Zorro tonight after seeing and really enjoying a preview but tonight not really sure it was the same show as many of the performances were really lacklustre,Matt Rawle vocals were not in the same league as before and Lesli Margerita who last time gave a performance that was so great,but tonight could not live up to it and seemed to be really going through the motions,Emma Williams was the same as last time really great singing but abysmal acting. Only Adam Levy excelled tonight giving a tremendous powerhouse performance but unlike the last time when the whole audience stood,tonight not many rose to there feet at the end, I certainly didn't as on the whole didn't think the performance warranted one.

[James84]

Oh no - that would be a real shame!

I enjoyed it immensely when I went in previews and I'm going again next Wednesday. It would be a travesty if the cast have lost the energy so soon into the run - I'm hoping that perhaps they just had an off day!

[JulieJordan]

I was there last night as well- honestly, the only thing I can praise is the energy levels of the cast, which were remarkable considering the material, which I felt was dire. Clearly I'm in the minority as the audience loved it and many even gave it a standing ovation.

[Jessie]

I saw it a week ago and absolutely loved it- I hope it's still going strong!

[xXAngelofMusicXx]

I love Zorro, I've seen it twice, saw it once for my birthday then loved it so much I had to take a friend who also loved it (*coughabovememberJessiecough*). I felt both performances were similar, Adam Levy I agree with Jay222 was just a powerhouse, Lesli was better the first time I saw her but evryone has good and bad performances, I think Matt and Emma and the ensemble is brilliant. There's a massive energy within the cast. I don't know how they manage all that dance 8 times a week. When people at the front of the stalls, it tends to start the rest of them standing which is what happened both times I went.

The criticism here seems to be over the acting which I thought was great, it's the script I was concerned about. The camp bits are all funny but it feels like the script has been written around the funny scenes. The story could probably be made more emotive, and the script they have given Ramon 'And so God created man in his own image' etc. I get that it shows how much he thinks of himself, but it's a stiff script and a few lines I don't think you'd catch any human beings saying in real life.