Browse all the shows in London on offer, including hit West End plays and musicals, new Off-West End premieres, opera, dance, concerts, and much more.
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ABBA ArenaMJ The Musical
Prince Edward TheatreThe Phantom of the Opera
His Majesty’s TheatreHamilton
Victoria Palace TheatreThe Lion King
Lyceum TheatreMamma Mia!
Novello TheatreThe Book of Mormon
Prince of Wales TheatreLes Misérables
Sondheim TheatreWicked
Apollo Victoria TheatreThe Devil Wears Prada
Dominion TheatreHarry Potter And The Cursed Child: Both Parts
Palace TheatreMoulin Rouge! The Musical
Piccadilly TheatreBack to the Future: The Musical
Adelphi TheatreTina - The Tina Turner Musical
Aldwych TheatreHadestown
Lyric TheatreThe Play That Goes Wrong
Duchess TheatreThe Mousetrap
St. Martin's TheatreSIX
Vaudeville TheatreStranger Things: The First Shadow
Phoenix TheatreThe Great Gatsby
London ColiseumGiant
Harold Pinter TheatreOliver!
Gielgud TheatreCabaret
Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse TheatreRichard II
Bridge TheatreMrs. Doubtfire
Shaftesbury TheatreMatilda The Musical
Cambridge TheatreTitanique
Criterion TheatreMy Master Builder
Wyndham's TheatreCome Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular
Empress MuseumThe Score
Theatre Royal HaymarketTill The Stars Come Down
Theatre Royal HaymarketRomeo and Juliet - Globe
Globe TheatreThe Fifth Step
Soho PlaceMy Neighbour Totoro
Gillian Lynne TheatreClueless the Musical
Trafalgar TheatreDisney's Hercules
Theatre Royal Drury LaneThe Brightening Air
Old VicThe Comedy About Spies
Noël Coward TheatreThe Curious Case Of Benjamin Button
Ambassadors TheatreFawlty Towers – The Play
Apollo TheatreThe Years
Harold Pinter TheatreBat Out of Hell
Peacock TheatreStarlight Express
Troubadour Wembley Park TheatreBrigadoon
Regent's Park Open Air TheatreMrs. Warren's Profession
Garrick TheatreWitness for the Prosecution
London County HallMean Girls
Savoy TheatreOnegin
Royal Opera HouseStereophonic
Duke of York's TheatreNoughts & Crosses
Regent's Park Open Air TheatreRetrograde
Apollo TheatreThe Choir of Man
Arts TheatreChristmas Carol Goes Wrong
Apollo TheatreFiddler on the Roof
Barbican CentreThere are so many shows in London to see, from plays to musicals, comedies to dramas, classics to contemporary works. With options for every type of theatregoer, you're bound to find one show (or several) in the city that you'll love. Want to find out all that London has to offer, including traditional theatre, comedy shows, concerts, operas, ballets, and more? Browse all shows in London available on Box Office, and book tickets now.
The West End is one of the world's premier hubs for theatre and live entertainment. West End theatres showcase some of the city's buzziest plays and musicals, including family-friendly Disney classics, celebrity-led plays, and globally renowned hits like The Phantom of the Opera and The Mousetrap, the world's longest-running play. But there is so much more to explore. If you've seen all the major hits on the West End, go off the West End to see groundbreaking new works in unique venues, which will give you the opportunity to explore more neighborhoods. Many Off-West End venues are just as storied as the West End's, too, like Royal Albert Hall and Shakespeare's Globe.
If you're not into traditional theatre, why not check out a stand-up show, an improvised comedy, a dance performance, or a concert? Or, you can go to an immersive show, where you can become part of the show and wander around its world as performances unfold all around you. The possibilities for London theatre are endless.
There are shows perfect to attend with your family, your friends, a date, or simply yourself. Browse all types of theatre in London, and book tickets on Box Office now to see your new favorite show.
It's best to arrive early to the theatre — allow 20-30 minutes to wait in the queue to enter the theatre and get your tickets checked, use the bathroom (as the lines are often longest at intermission), buy concessions and merchandise, and find your seat before the performance starts.
There is no set dress code to attend theatre in London — since you'll be sitting at the show for a few hours, it's more important to be comfortable than to be fancy. You might want to dress up if your theatregoing trip is a special occasion, but it's not required. Additionally, regardless of clothing, it's best to leave loud or light-up accessories at home, as they might distract other theatregoers.
There are London shows playing every day of the week, excluding some holidays. Every show has one or two days per week where they don't perform (most often Sunday or Monday), but since every show's schedule is different, there are always multiple shows playing on any given day at London's theatres.
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