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Operation Mincemeat - Fast paced and hilarious

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About The Fortune Theatre

The Fortune is the first new London theatre built after World War One. It's a miniature version of the bigger West End venues surrounding it with just 435 seats, making it the perfect setting for its long-running tenant, The Woman In Black. As soon as you step through the doors of this tiny theatre you practically enter the auditorium. There is no grand foyer or large bar area, just the most ornate and beautiful theatre space you can imagine. Opened in 1924, it's a genuine gem in the heart of London’s theatreland.

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Audience Latest Reviews

A well written, highly entertaining show
The show is cleverly written and very well acted. I could not imagine how a true and serious WW II story could possibly be told in the form of a musical that was both humourous and bittersweet but the writers and performers did so. For all that the stage is small, the set was cleverly constructed and lit. My only concern was that the words to a few songs were partially drowned out by the music sound level.
Ian, 19 Oct 2026
My all time favorite!
Over my nearly 75 years I have seen many plays in the West End, on Broadway and elsewhere. Never have I enjoyed a musical as much as Operation Mincemeat. To take this story and make it an enchanting musical comedy is nothing less than genius! The acting, writing, music and choreography is without equal. The gender reversals worked flawlessly. The performances were brilliant. I am in no doubt that we will be seeing many of these performers for years to come. I loved Hamilton. Operation Mincemeat is clearly better. BRAVO!!!
CHRISTOPHER, 17 Oct 2026
Entertaining
A high energy highly entertaining musical based on an intriguing real story which manages to explore themes of identity, courage and sacrifice .
Robert, 16 Oct 2026

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