The X Factor Musical written by Harry Hill

brilliant show went to see for my 11th birthday as a surprise brilliant actors and very funny.why did it have to close

such a brilliant funny show i have seen it five times and hilariously funny each time. such a shame it had to close.The audience were in hysterics standing ovations every time i saw it.

Not as good as I thought but some of the songs were fantastic

My husband and I saw 'I can't sing' on Thursday, and thought it was super, really enjoyed it, Harry Hill was there too, what a wonderful talented man he is, and a very nice person such a shame tonight is the last night.

The closing of this show, on 10th May is the tragedy of the year. X Factor, I Can't Sing is one of, if not the best "original" Musical in years. The whole show is reminiscent of the wonderful Variety Shows which were on at The Palladium from the 40's-70's, if not earlier and brought back some wonderful memories. Who could forget the likes of Sammy Davis Jr., Danny Kaye, Guy Mitchell, Kay Starr, Rosemary Clooney. The Bernard Brothers, Wilson Kepple and Betty. Not forgetting Sunday Night at the London Palladium TXFICS has all of the qualities of those days gone by, but brought up to the 21 Century My first visit was to see The Inkspots. We sat in the Gods, which were our regular seats every fortnight, when the headliner changed. Harry Hill, The Cast and Simon Cowell deserve more support than this. I wonder if dropping the prices would make the Show more affordable for a Family night out. Even have a Family Ticket 2 adults 2 children. or a combination to suit the person booking the show. This should be a bumper year for Tourists and they would love this production. Simon why not extend the run for another couple of months and drop the prices. The Cast are truly worthy of this attempt to save this BRILLIANT Show.

Saw this show on Easter Saturday . Absolutely enjoyed every minute, can't believe it is closing. Have been telling friends they must see the show, What a shame was really looking forward. To seeing it again. Why is it closing!!!!

Really loved it, hilarious, so much so that on watching the show last Thursday 10th April a birthday treat from a friend , I was laughing so much I had the cast in hysterics and the guy playing the part of Barlow had to hide behind the dog to stop himself from laughing at the end. I do apologise to the cast (if possible let them see this). A brilliant nights entertainment. Thank you

Saw this show on 5/4/14, The set is great, the acting is great, the music is great, like the x factor or not this is a great laugh, if your looking for serious theater perhaps you should stay away, harry hill's humour and writing come out in barrels and if you have seen any of his previous work then you know that slap stick is a plentiful. Please Simon Please keep this show running on and on!

There is no artistic prowess to the show. It has such limited appeal to anyone not familiar with the X-Factor, that it is a wonder that the producers think it will run for any length of time. I would suggest when the direct-audience marketing budget runs out, it will struggle to find an audience of regular theatre goers. Where to start? The X-Factor formula, is surprisingly absent from this show, with only the parodies of the judges providing any specification. This might be okay, if the judge parodies were anything like the judges themselves, but Simon is depicted largely incorrectly in his parody, leading it to not really have any of his traits at all. This highlights the obvious conflict of interest in the show's financing and production. How can a parody really be financed by the person it parodies? There is inherent protection, and sending up of the franchise. The music is not memorable enough to be good, and not similar enough to anything (other than in a derivative way) to be parody (a feat achieved so brilliantly by Book of Mormon). I would strongly advise any theatre goer to spend their money elsewhere, and not finance a show with so little content, it shows an actual contempt for the audience.

What an excellent, side splittingly funny outing. We loved it, the kids loved it. Nothing get's bigger than this!

I really enjoyed this show and found it very funny. The cast was brilliant and the actor playing Liam O'Deary was spot on. An excellent production. I highly recommend it and intend seeing it again.

Went to see this show (row B Stalls) fantastic seats. Saw it with my granddaughter. This show should not be missed. It is a fantastic night out. Sheer enjoyment. All fun and no offence. Fantastic performances from all the Cast.

Musically you will find better shows in London, set design, you would struggle to find better, for sheer entertainment, nothing comes close. Standout performances from all the principals, but a special mention goes to Barlow the dog! Stunning.

Fantastic first night preview on Wednesday , yes interval was around 50 minutes but great fun never the less . We enjoyed it so much we are going again!