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Four Olivier Award-winning smash-hit musical comedy from Trey Parker, packed with laugh-out-loud songs and wit.
Broadway sensation Beetlejuice brings Tim Burton’s beloved tale to the West End in a wildly funny, life-affirming musical.
Rosie Holt’s world-premiere comedy is a rambunctious political satire, with additional material by Stewart Lee.
Disney's The Lion King is a spectacular stage production with glorious colours, stunning effects and enchanting music, showing Simba's epic journey.
Cameron Mackintosh’s new Oliver! production pairs Lionel Bart’s sensational score with a sold-out Chichester Festival Theatre season.
Simon Stone brings Chekhov's comic drama Ivanov into the contemporary world, probing burnout, marriage, debts and mid-life unease.
Kristin Scott Thomas stars in a major new West End revival of Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard, with a new adaptation.
Ava Pickett's razor-sharp historical drama 1536 brings bold, darkly comic Tudor intrigue to the West End after a sold-out Almeida run.
James Phelan’s five-star-rated SHOWMAN comes with brand-new material and a dazzling evening of wonder, laughter and disbelief.
Irvine Welsh's Trainspotting: The Musical brings the cult film to the stage with live band, electrifying tracks and original songs.
Cameron Mackintosh’s acclaimed new staging of Les Misérables brings the world-famous musical’s magnificent score to life.
A spellbinding new musical of witchcraft and forbidden love, blending country/bluegrass and rock in a supernatural tale.
Sadie Sink stars in Robert Icke’s electrifying Romeo & Juliet, a timeless tale of love and innocence in summer Verona.
Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s dazzling musical follows beloved fairy-tale characters beyond happy ever after.
Tall Stories’ magical, musical adaptation of The Gruffalo returns for its 25th anniversary, with songs, laughs and mischievous fun.
Sinatra The Musical brings Frank Sinatra's rise, scandal and comeback to the West End, with over twenty classic hits.
Hamilton tells the story of Alexander Hamilton, with a score blending hip-hop, jazz, blues, rap, R&B and Broadway.
Shakespeare’s Globe stages Brecht’s anti-war masterpiece for the first time, with live music and Michelle Terry in the lead.
Olivier Award-nominated smash hit The Tiger Who Came to Tea is a delightful family show packed with magic, songs and clumsy chaos.
David Hare's 50th anniversary revival of Teeth 'n' Smiles stars Rebecca Lucy Taylor in a rebel play with original music.
Record-breaking seven Olivier Award-winning CABARET is an intimate, electrifying revival featuring Wilkommen and Money.
Inspired by the blockbuster film franchise, this stage illusion spectacular unites four world-class illusionists as The Horsemen.
Theatre culture is an intrinsic part of what makes London so great, with the world famous West End being literally crammed with all manner of theatrical endeavours. Upwards of 50 major theatres appear in the West End alone, with twice as many as that housed outside the area. From the mighty London Palladium, Lyceum and Royal Opera House in Covent Garden to the more intimate Leicester Square Theatre, The Cockpit Theatre and multi-teared Savoy Theatre, shows range from the experimental to family favourites, comedies to musicals, with just about everything in between.
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