Layton Williams's collection

"A ballroom-inspired reinvention of CATS? I was LIVING. I’ve been a fan from afar of NYC ballroom culture for years and this feels like one of the most exciting Broadway reimaginings in a long time. Especially as a black queer man watching the show. I was gooped and gagged but also moved to tears. Fierce choreography, fashion, and a totally fresh take on a classic. Bold, queer, and electric, plus our fabby neighbours as Titanique is right across the street. Truly one of the best theatre experiences in a long time. Werk!"

"Near, far… wherever you are, just get tickets. This show is pure joy. A gloriously unhinged parody packed with Céline Dion bangers and a brand-new, star-studded cast. It’s camp, chaotic, and wildly talented. If you want belly laughs and big vocals, this is your night out.

Oh, and I’ve heard the guy playing the Iceberg is kind of iconic.

Seriously though, I'm so grateful to be making my Broadway debut in this kooky, crazy show. Words can’t describe how excited I am to be living in NYC. Honestly, I feel like I’m stuck in an episode of Smash and it’s the best feeling ever. So please come support our show so I can continue living out this fantasy. Everyone is unbelievable—you’re in for such a treat."

"I saw it in London and cried laughing and I'm sure the Broadway run is just as sharp and outrageous, and the rotating stunt casting keeps it fresh every time you go back. A smart, unapologetically queer comedy with bite — not your typical theatre night out."

"One of the most fun nights I’ve had in New York. Huge vocals, outrageous costumes, and comedy that lands every time. Glamorous, camp, and fab choreo too. I laughed the whole way through and immediately wanted to book again. So I will be. Wonder where I can get some tickets?!"

"Top of my list. I missed it in London and have only heard brilliant things. A charming, feel-good two-hander full of heart. Plus Sam Tutty, a fellow Italia Conti grad is absolutely smashing it. Proof hard work pays off. Doing our college back in the U.K proud."

"Probably my most-watched show ever. Growing up performing in Billy Elliot, our theatre sat right opposite Wicked, so I dragged every visiting relative to see it. It’s a Broadway essential I fear? Sorry not sorry but I love this show in American accent."

"As a theatre student, if you didn’t learn the All That Jazz choreography from an ex–Chicago cast member… did you even go to theatre school? Chicago quite possibly has some of the most iconic and recognizable choreography ever, inspired by the legend Bob Fosse. I haven’t seen the show in a looooong time, and it’s the longest-running revival in Broadway history, almost 30 years, right? Kander & Ebb are one of the most incredible songwriting duos in my eyes (or should I say ears). And the icing on the cake: my friend Sophie Camren-Jones is in the cast. I’m so proud to see Brits smashing it on Broadway and being welcomed by the community."

"I feel very lucky to have had tickets to the press night of this show. My first Broadway press night... omg, I’m a New Yorker now, hehe. A friend of mine actually got pulled up on stage the other night (sorry - spoiler alert). Daniel was literally running around the theatre pre show trying to cast and find his people. I was glad to just be an audience member and not participate but omg it worked SO well. It was amazing and really emotional."