“AN EXUBERANT BLAST!”
Daily Mail
"THE HITS JUST KEEP COMING AND WE CANNOT HELP BUT TAP OUR FEET AND JIG ALONG IN OUR SEATS. A GREAT TONIC IN THESE GLOOMY DAYS”
Evening Standard
"A TOTAL BLAST. The staging and constant brilliance of the musicians keep us riveted. A WONDERFUL SHOW” Whatsonstage
“A TOTAL BLAST. A salutary reminder that that Michael Jackson’s music is an important segment in the sequence from blues, jazz and Motown to rap and disco. IT’S THE HISTORY OF MODERN POP MUSIC”
Whatsonstage
“The star of the show is little Keiran Alleyne as the young Jackson, superbly supported by the absolutely wonderful Denise Pearson, skilful tenor Roger Wright and the excellent trio of Ricko Baird as the ultimate Jacko, and Ben Foster and John Moabi as his ideal interpreters”
Whatsonstage
“The staging of the musical numbers, vivid light show and constant brilliance of the musicians playing in John Mayer’s band keep us riveted”
Whatsonstage
“This theatrical extravaganza is a breathtaking celebration – QUITE LITERALLY, THRILLING”
The Stage
“DENISE PEARSON – a sassy, shapely stage persona. EXQUISITE”
The Stage
"KEIRON ALLEYNE IS SUPERB, reeling off hits with the support of four spectacularly retro brothers”
The Londonpaper
“The public are going to love this show. A BRILLIANT NIGHT OUT”
Magic 105.4
"Now Shaftesbury Avenue has it's very own Jacko jukebox. Who cares if you boogie or moonwalk to the Lyric - just get on down!"
"The dancers moonwalk their socks off - and manage to make it look as easy as ABC"
Roger Foss - LBC97.3 The Steve Allan Show
“A glitzy concert of song and dance. THE HITS JUST KEEP ON COMING”
Daily Telegraph
“Gary Lloyd keeps the energy level at fever pitch and his dance routines are spectacular”
Daily Telegraph
“A terrific band, ranging with aplomb from funk, soul and disco, through candy-rush pop to guitar-led rock”
Daily Telegraph
“Jackson really was the King of Pop”
Daily Telegraph
“A great night out. It doesn’t stop until you’ve had more than enough!”
Daily Telegraph
“The songs are great and the singing and dancing is outstanding, it also has the best live band I've heard in a theatre for a long time.”
Tony Blackburn
“Denise Pearson delivers The Way You Make Me feel exquisitely”
Mail on Sunday
“Dazzlingly well-drilled and brilliantly done”
Mail on Sunday
“A troupe of dancers whose energy could power the West End grid”
Sunday Express
“Whatever you think of Jackson, no one could deny the catchiness of his funky beats and Lloyds’s chorus line manage to dance around with fabulous elan: toes flicking then freezing, torsos rippling then spinning, and that trademark slipping, sliding moonwalk, as if they’ve buttered their soles”
The Independent on Sunday
“IMMENSELY ENJOYBLE. This is great stuff”
The Independent
“A wonderful catalogue of late Motown, blues and early indie rock that covers a whole era of pop music at its best” The Independent
“tremendous funk and fusion of lights, sound and dance moves. The musicians under John Maher supply great backing for the company numbers and the fantastic solo contributions of Ricko Baird as the ‘Thriller’ doppelganger, Ben Foster and John Moabi as the Jackson singers, Denise Pearson as the soul mamma of Motown, and cute Kieran Alleyne as the devilish little Jacko” The Independent
“high-calibre ingredients – fantastic vocalists and a superlative songbook”
Metro
“Denise Pearson (formerly of Five Star) makes a radiantly classy comeback. SMOULDERING”
Metro
“Another singing, dancing showstopper is 13 year old Keiran Alleyne as the fledgling legend, while Ricko Baird boasts the slickest moves”
Metro
“You can’t beat it!”
Evening Standard
“A winningly whole-hearted production”
Evening Standard
