The Pianist of Willesden Lane Tickets

Storytelling at its finest greatly enhanced by the amazing piano performance by the daughter of the story writer. Riveting.

The Pianist of Willesden Lane, a one woman play, tells the story of the actor's mother, a pianist like herself, who was sent from Germany to London during the war. The play is novel in it's approach, extremely well done, engaging, and uplifting. A feel god story. It is now in it's 5th extension, but is closing Sept. 1. See it before it gets away!!

It truly was amazing. Very moving and beautifully played.

This women is amazing! She story she tells while playing the piano is unbelievable. She is so talented. You feel all of her emotions through her playing. She's incredible! A must see.

One of the most memorable evenings in the theatre that I can remember. Moving story, flawlessly performed. Packed the emotional impact of Shindler's List with warmth, hope and celebration of human dignity and desire to survive -- to be better than the depths into which others often plunge us

We really enjoyed this play. The piano performance was outstanding and the story moving and memorable. It was a fine piano recital tied together with an engaging story. I recommend it to everyone.

EVERY ASPECT WAS OUTSTANDING SHE IS A VERY WARM STORYTELLER AND A MAGNIFICENT PIANIST. WE WOULD SEE IT AGAIN

Just go see it.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just go see it. If you like real quality Personal and real story telling In an intimate setting. Just go see it.

A unique story told by the daughter who is also an incredible pianist. Catch this before it leaves Chicago.

This was a very emotional, beautiful time at the theater. Not only was the story of Mona's mother and her wartime experiences amazing but the music and piano playing were also exceptional.

I had no expectations upon arrival and was completely blown away by the performance and heart warming story. I don't think there was a dry eye in the place! Honestly I thought a piano playing actress may be a little strange, but the plot seemed interesting so we went for it. I really want to see it come to Bass Hall in Fort Worth. I think I could fill the place up!

The play was excellant. At first I did not want to see it but I am very glad that I went to the play. I strongly recomend seeing the play.

It's a great story and a superb show. I'm so glad we saw it!

A fabulous experience! Mona is talented and a great storyteller. My eyes glistened with tears, the music was beautiful, and it was great theater. Should go to Broadway!

Absolutely incredible. The music was fantastic, the story was worth telling and love love between mother and daughter could be felt by everyone!

This is a definite mother daughter event about a time long ago but the family values and decisions are as current as ever. Bravo to Mona.

Enjoyed the show and the music was terrific... The story was easy to follow and learned a lot . Had perfect seats and watched and listened with intensity.

Brilliant piano playing and a most interest,ing account of the life of Mona,s mother.Really, better than any concert I have been to in years.

The Pianist of Willesden Lane was an amazing story with an outstanding performance by the daughter of the original Pianist from the story. The music is transformative and moving. Mona is an incredibly accomplished pianist who plays without a hitch. After the show, you can meet her for autographs in the lobby, if you desire. There are literally no bad seats in this theater and the acoustics are fantastic. She does start right on time, so if running late, you will be held in the lobby until the first section is completed. The audio in the lobby was not working at this performance. Parking at the Royal George is limited so it's a good idea to get to the area early. Valet is slow when waiting for your car after the play so it's better to find other parking, if waiting is an issue.

Fabulous!!! The play is all about the characters background during the Holocaust and how she became a pianist