A chilling tale of love and acceptance between a boy and a young vampire

The trailer was creepy but when I went to watch the play...it was amazing that I went to watch it twice. I would recommend for others to watch this play as it is awesome.

I do not go to the theatre very often but I loved the Apollo theatre which I found to be a comfortable size. I have seen the Swedish and American movies of this text and thought it was brilliantly translated to the stage. I would go and see it again which is praise indeed.

Watched this 21/06/14 - truly spellbinding. I loved the original film and the adaptation to the stage was wonderful. A beautifully eerie set and a gifted young cast make this a show to remember.

A magnificent performance. Well done, especially to Rebecca Benson. How you manage to make us shed a tear at one moment and jump out of our seats the next, I fail to imagine. A rare talent which will take you far, and deservedly. The Bram Stoker treatment of vampirism will never die, but the time is ripe for new ideas and, in my view, this production takes the lead - a vampire version of 'Love Story' and "Romeo and Juliet." The American film was excellent but, I think, more of a horror story. This was a true love story about two young people trying to make sense of love in the face of overwhelming odds. And another difference for me - I am still haunted by your production two weeks afterwards. What more can I say?

I really enjoyed Let The Right One In, I'm a fan of the book and the film and even though quite a few things were different I thought it was brilliant. I took my teenage nephew and he doesn't usually like theatre, but really enjoyed this because it was so gory. Wonderful!

I saw Let The Right One In on its 5th preview and thought it was really slick and visually very impressive. The Actors, Martin Quinn and Rebecca Benson were great in their leading roles. Despite being teenagers, the pair showed performance capabilities beyond their years. This show is pretty gorey and chilling - I would recommend it for those brave enough to stomach a bit of onstage blood!

Loved the stage version. Great atmosphere and the sets were incredible. Great job by actors.