London Theatre Week is here
West End Theatres at exclusive prices for one week only - don't miss London Theatre Week, where tickets start from just £15
2:22 A Ghost Story, Criterion Theatre
Give yourself the chills with this superlative ghost story about a young mother who sees a spectre at exactly 2:22am every morning. After two record-breaking seasons, the show returns with a starry cast headed by Harry Potter's Tom Felton.
Tickets at £15, £25, £35 or £45. Book now
Read more ...Disney's The Lion King, Lyceum Theatre
The songs, the puppets, the story - there are many reasons to love The Lion King on stage. It's an enduring, heart-soaring show that deserves re-watching, whatever your age.
Tickets at £25, £35 or £45. Book now
Read more ...Come From Away, Phoenix Theatre
This utterly heart-warming musical about those stranded in the aftermath of 9/11 will restore your faith in humanity. Come From Away will close in January 2023, so make it's your last chance to book.
Tickets at £25, £35 and £45. Book now.
Read more ...The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Gillian Lynne Theatre
Escape to Narnia with an imaginative new stage adaptation of C.S Lewis's classic story. Magical staging and a score makes the beloved book newly exciting for audiences of all ages.
Tickets at £15, £25, £35 and £45. Book now.
Read more ...The Book of Mormon, Prince of Wales Theatre
From the creators of South Park, this uproariously funny story of two Mormons on a mission remains become a cult classic - and the funniest show on the West End!
Tickets at £25, £35 and £45. Book now.
Read more ...Disney's Frozen the Musical, Theatre Royal Drury Lane
'Let it gooooooo'... you know the songs (if you have children in your life, you'll know them very very well), now book the show. The stage adaptation of Frozen is an icy, charming treat.
Tickets at £25, £35 and £45. Book now.
Read more ...My Fair Lady, London Coliseum
Classic musical My Fair Lady gets a glossy but insightful update in this new production, with elegant costumes and majestic dance numbers.
Tickets at £25, £35 and £45. Book now.
Read more ...Punchdrunk: The Burnt City, Woolwich Works
Punchdrunk's inventive take on the fall of Troy is this year's biggest immersive adventure. Brace yourself and delve into strange world of gods and myths where nothing is quite as it seems.
Tickets at £35 and £45. Book now.
Read more ...Matilda the Musical, Cambridge Theatre
It's about to be released as a film starring Emma Thompson, but nothing compares to Matilda the Musical on stage. Plus, Tim Minchin and Dennis Kelly story of pint-sized revolution teaches kids that being bookish is powerful.
Tickets at £25, £35 and £35. Book now.
Read more ...& Juliet
Those with a working knowledge of Shakespeare, an appetite for feminist revisions and enthusiasm for the likes of Britney Spears and the Backstreet Boys will jukebox musical & Juliet.
Tickets at £25, £35 and £45. Book now.
Read more ...Jack Absolute Flies Again, National Theatre
Richard Bean returns to the National Theatre with a rollicking new comedy Jack Absolute Flies Again.
Tickets from £35, BOOK HERE
Eureka Day, The Old Vic
In Jonathan Spector's timely and hysterical comedy, polite debate descends into ideological warfare, as a democratic utopia tears itself apart.
Tickets from £25, BOOK HERE
Tosca, English National Opera
From its terrifying opening chords to its shock ending, Puccini's opera Tosca is a thrilling drama in music. And a new production for English National Opera is bursting with promise.
Tickets from £25, BOOK HERE
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