Theatre Tickets Today In London

Transport yourself back to the 1920s with The Murdér Express, an immersive experience at Pedley Street Station in Bethnal Green. The amazing live actors will draw you into the story of murder and mystery, while you enjoy a delicious meal.

A three-course feast will be served in your train carriage while you try help the characters catch a killer. Plus, you can nab drinks from the Seven Sins platform bar beforehand.

This immersive theatrical experience is great for both a meal out and a theatre show. Taking place from Wednesday to Sunday every week, Faulty Towers The Dining Experience can be found at the President Hotel in Fitzrovia.

Basil, Sybil and Manuel will serve you a delicious three-course dinner throughout the show, which features slapstick comedy and hilarious scenes. Expect plenty of audience participation, with tickets starting from £68.50 per person. 

Calling all dishy demi-gods - The Unofficial Grease Parody is coming to The Vaults Theatre. Expect writhing Gods, jiving nymphs and devilish desire.

The Alphas and Omegas are the studs of Olympus, but they're going to need your help (and possibly a towel) as The Fates decide to play rough. Grab your tickets to a night of intoxicating tunes, divine dances and celestial beings for just £50.76.

Get ready to belt out every word as SIX: The Singalong takes over London's Vaudeville Theatre for unforgettable nights and matinees of pop-powered history. With tickets from £42, fans can join the six wives of Henry VIII as they remix five centuries of heartbreak into a 75-minute celebration of sass, sisterhood, and show-stopping vocals.

It's a high-energy, all-female-led musical experience where the audience becomes part of the performance - perfect for theatre lovers who know every lyric by heart.

Renowned director Rachel Kavanaugh and Downton Abbey star Hugh Bonneville have teamed up to deliver one of the hottest tickets in town. The critically acclaimed Shadowlands is coming to the West End's Aldwych Theatre for a limited run. 

Set in 1950s Oxford, its moving portrayal of the life and loves of legendary author C. S. Lewis is sure to have you out of your seat as the curtain falls. Grab a ticket before they're gone from just £37.

With its epic soundtrack, sensational sets and iconic performances, The Lion King has been wowing audiences in the West End for three decades. Packed with Elton John's iconic songs and a soaring score from Hans Zimmer, it's easy to see why it's lasted the test of time.

Jaw-dropping special effects, inventive use of puppetry and show-stopping performances retell the story of Simba as he returns to Pride Rock to save his people from the tyranny of Scar. Whether you're a lifelong fan or discovering the stage show for the first time, grab a ticket to the action at the Lyceum Theatre show from just £39.

Telling the iconic tale from the popular 80s film, Dirty Dancing the musical is being performed at Capital Theatre in Shepherd's Bush - starting from £103 per person. Expect mesmerising dance routines and plenty of romance, as well as all-time classic hits like “Hungry Eyes” and “(I've Had) The Time of My Life”.

Packed with catchy songs, dazzling dance numbers and plenty of marmalade sandwiches, Paddington The Musical brings Britain's most beloved bear to the stage. Expect stunning sets and show-stopping performances along the way.

Brought to life by a combination of on-stage actors, animatronics and voice effects, this is Paddington as you've never seen him before. Grab your tickets to the show at the Savoy Theatre from just £55.

A star-studded performance of a beloved musical, Kinky Boots is coming to the London Coliseum in 2026. Featuring Johannes Radebe as Lola and a soundtrack by Cyndi Lauper, this is a show you won't forget.

Set in a struggling she factory in Northampton, the story follows an unlikely parentship between a shoemaker and a performer on their quest to save the business. Expect vibrant choreography, lots of laughter and all-round fun.

There's no need to say his name three times to see Beetlejuice at the Prince Edward Theatre. Grab a ticket from £25 and you can watch him perform in all his gothic glory right before your eyes.

Expect comedy, chaos and plenty of undead charisma as misfit teen, Lydia Deetz, finds herself haunted by a recently deceased couple - and one loudmouthed demon. With a stellar cast, killer score and larger-than-life production, you're in for the night of your afterlife. 

The spectacular musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Phantom of the Opera has been seen by over 160 million people in 46 territories, translated into 21 different languages. And now, you can see it on the West End at His Majesty's Theatre.

Tickets start from as little as £37 per person, promising an amazing performance of songs like All I Ask of You, Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again and Masquerade. This production stars Dean Chisnall as The Phantom, Lily Kerhoas as Christine Daaé and Joe Griffiths-Brown as Raoul, so expect a fantastic show.

Mouse is on a daring adventure through the deep, dark woods in the magical, musical adaptation of the classic picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler. Yes, everyone's favourite bedtime tale is back at the Lyric Theatre for a limited run.

Join The Gruffalo and the gang for big laughs and monstrous good fun. Tickets for this amazing adventure start from just £13.