It's a musical train wreck. 2 hours of teeth gritting,cringe worthy, eye rolling baaaad. I wonder what the pitch was when this was in the planning stage. "Let's dig up Diana's corpse and dance it across the stage to bad music." We were all in front row seats as the dumpster fire that was Charles and Diana's marriage imploded. Why would they think it was a grand idea to replay it on stage, and to music yet. The actors did their best with the material they were given. They seemed enthusiastic but you can't make a silk purse out of this sow's ear. There's no fairy tale ending here, just as it was with the real Diana.

A lyrically bankrupt torture scene lasting two hours cleverly edited to feel like four.

The only saving grace is the use of the word "sod" five times (an underrated insult) and Barbara Cartland's introduction of James Hewitt, the majesty of which is a sight to behold.

It started off all right, but it was downhill all the way. The music was uninspired with lyrics that were something a child would write. The story is something we all know. I found it biased in its telling, and I found myself feeling terrible for the princes. They really didn't need all of this mess stirred up again. It's time to bury their painful past. I hope William and Harry never see it!

Charles and Diana were never in love. She was infatuated with him as a girl. He was pushed into a marriage by his mother, which NEVER works out well. He proposed within weeks, not month, not years. He barely knew her, nor she him. She didn't have a good education, and they had nothing in common.

That is the recipe for a disastrous marriage. And, that's what they got.

There's nothing of value in this musical, just one poor musical number after another as it highlights the horrors of a marriage destined to die.