THE Post has been inundated with e-mails from readers who were lucky enough to be at the arena for May's star performance.
Sue Stevenson was in the second row.
She said: "When he burst on stage, the audience went wild.
"It was an incredible end to what was one of the best musicals I've ever seen."
After waiting four years to see the show, Sarah Rickard was thrilled to see her idol live on stage.
She said: "It was amazing to have Brian May turn up. It was truly incredible."
Just as the musical was coming to an end with the intro to Bohemian Rhapsody, rock legend Brian May appeared from the back of the stage.
Judy Wood said: "The noise from the crowd was amazing.
"At 68 years old I was clapping, jumping up and down, screaming and crying, all at the same time."
Ade Handley said: "A talented cast and a rocking band, they played all the Queen favourites with class.
"Brian May comes on with 'old red' and gets the audience into a frenzy.
"He finished Bohemian Rhapsody in the only way Brian could, draped in a beam of light, guitar held high and rocked."
Margaret Adams would recommend the show to anyone who hasn't seen it.
She said: "The show was fantastic, well worth going to see.
"The icing on the cake was definitely the appearance of Brian May. What a fantastic end to the show."
