The Ambassadors Theatre

After years of waiting, I finally got to see STOMP live. The show was invigorating, enlivening, rhythmic and infectious. It was exactly what I was expecting. Everyday materials, buckets, brooms, rubber pipes and lighters to name a few, became complex musical instruments.

The show starts with a street sweeper lackadaisically starting his shift. He suddenly realises his broom does more than... more

I'm probably one of the only people to come here and not see STOMP. Something else was on tonight. I didn't realise how small this theatre is, considering its in the west end. Felt really cosy and intimate. more

Charming theater, comfy chairs, and we saw STOMP which delighted me at EVERY MOMENT.

Highly recommend this spot in part for it's easy access (stairs are wide and brief). The food in the neighborhood is great, we recommend Dishoom. As in...don't miss Dishoom. more

STOMP- A good show with amazingly energetic dancers (they earn their money!) and some excellent percussion. The bill for new hardware/ metalware must be pretty high as they bash the hell out of many household objects in every show, and I love the creativity they show in identifying new objects that could double as percussion instruments. I found my attention wandering however. If like me you... more

I went there with two friends visiting me. We got hold of some student tickets at the same day, which we bought at one of those small offices around Leicester Square.

Stomp has no words, there is no story or signing - only pure rhythm. An ecstatic performance of drums and simple instruments such as building materials and cans where a group of people create an ever exploding crescendo.

This... more