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. 

This festive season, catch the magical Pinocchio at Shakespeare's Globe. This fantastic performance has been brought to life by acclaimed writer Charlie Josephine (I, Joan) and composer Jim Fortune (Mr Gum and the Dancing Bear), reimagining a classic tale.

Follow the story of Gepetto and his hand-carved puppet, Pinocchio, on a journey through wild adventure and quirky characters. Plus, tickets start from only £7.

The team behind The Diana Mixtape, Death Drop, Cool Rider and Gals Aloud are back with a signature slice of rude, crude and outrageously funny festive chaos. London's only all-drag panto tells the story of Snow White as you've never seen her before.

Will she awake from her slumber? Will she defeat the Wicked Queen? Will she ever get all that glitter out of her dress? Get down to the Emerald Theatre this Christmas to find out.

Head to King's Head Theatre in Angel for a fantastic performance of Jack and the Beanstalk, following a five-star hit last year. This fantasy adventure tells the story of young Jack on his journey through giants, magic beans and cows, promising plenty of laughs along the way - with tickets starting from just £13 per person.

We all know the story of Jack and Rose, but if you want to know what really happened? Then head to Titanique, a hilarious, camp musical that's taking place at Criterion Theatre.

Watch as Celine Dion hijacks a Titanic museum tour, telling you her version of the story - which you might just find is a little different. Think 90s throwbacks, powerful vocals, pop culture references and more.

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. 

One of the greatest murder mysteries of all time, Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap is a fantastic story set in a remote country guesthouse. Seven strangers have been snowed in together, and it soon becomes clear that they aren't alone.

This show has been loved for more than 70 years, promising secrets, lies and tension throughout. Head to St Martins Theatre to discover it, with tickets starting from just £28.

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”.

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.

Just For One Day - The Live Aid Musical tells the story of the whole world being brought together by music. This event transformed the planet in 1985, with artists like Queen, David Bowie and Elton John collaborating to raise money for charity.

This uplifting musical brings the performance back to our stages, taking place at Shaftesbury Theatre from only £25 per person.

Transport yourself back to your childhood with a magically moving retelling of Pinocchio. In the open air of the iconic Shakespeare's Globe, you'll join the journey of Gepetto as his favourite creation follows his dream to become a real boy.

With brand new music along with the old classics, this show's not to be missed no matter how well you know the original story. Get your ticket to see the world's most wonderful wooden puppet from just £7. 

• Where: Bridge Theatre, 3 Potters Fields Park, London, SE1 2SG

Experience the magic, the music, and the unexpected twists of Into the Woods, playing a strictly limited run at the Bridge Theatre. From £43, join the Baker and his Wife as they journey through a forest where dreams come true - but at a price.

Encounter classic characters navigating love, loss, and responsibility, all brought to life with immersive staging, breathtaking design by Tom Scutt, and Sondheim's award-winning score. This is a spellbinding production that will enchant, thrill, and move you.

Dracapella reimagines Dracula's story as a riotous musical comedy you didn't know you needed. Eight phenomenal singers bring the fangs, the harmonies, and the laughs, performing reworked versions of songs from Queen to The Platters.

You'll follow the infamous Count as he schemes for eternal love, only to be met with bizarre and hilarious resistance. 

For the first time ever, John le Carré's iconic Cold War spy novel The Spy Who Came In From The Cold is making its West End debut after a sold-out run at Chichester Festival Theatre. Set in tense, divided Berlin, the play follows British intelligence officer Alec Leamas on a dangerous final mission, exploring themes of loyalty, deceit, and sacrifice.

Adapted by David Eldridge and directed by Olivier Award-winner Jeremy Herrin, this gripping production brings to life the psychological complexity and suspense that made the novel a global classic. Don't miss this powerful theatrical event running this autumn in London - grab your tickets now for an unforgettable night of espionage and intrigue.

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.

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.

There's snow place like the Peacock Theatre at Christmas, and The Snowman proves it once again as it celebrates an incredible 28th year on stage. Based on the cherished book by Raymond Briggs and the film directed by Dianne Jackson, this enchanting production follows a young boy and his snowman on a globe-spanning journey full of charm, adventure, and unforgettable sights, including a host of international snowmen and a dancing pineapple.

Directed by Bill Alexander, with live orchestral music from Howard Blake and stunning design work from Ruari Murchison and Tim Mitchell, this is a show that stirs the imagination and melts the heart. 

Forget chair covers and champagne fountains, Till Death Us Do Party is rewriting the wedding rulebook. Landing in Piccadilly this autumn, the UK's most chaotic nuptials blend immersive theatre with raucous party vibes, inviting you to witness a love story spiralling spectacularly out of control.

As the vows are exchanged, prepare for everything to unravel: bridesmaids overshare, family secrets bubble to the surface, speeches slur into oblivion, and circus performers steal the spotlight with daring stunts. Between the carnage, you'll tuck into spuds from viral sensations Spud Bros before throwing yourself into a conga line that may or may not end in disaster.

Take a trip into the Mousey Realm this Christmas with a laugh-out-loud retelling of The Nutcracker from Olivier Award-winning theatre company Little Bulb. At St. Martin's Theatre, you'll groove to toe-tapping tunes, boo, hiss and cheer in delight as the Mouse King tries, and fails, to rain on your yuletide parade.

Expect cheeky musical mice, larger-than-life characters and a sleigh-full of feelgood fun for the whole family. Snap up one of the hottest festive tickets in town from just £16.

Following a record-breaking season on Broadway, Elf The Musical is making its long-awaited return to London, and it's set to be bigger, bolder and jollier than ever. Running for just ten weeks at the Aldwych Theatre, from the 28th of October to the 4th of January 2026, this laugh-out-loud adaptation of the festive classic brings Buddy the elf's hilarious misadventures to life in a show bursting with music, mischief and magic.

From chaotic scenes in a New York department store to a sleigh crash in Central Park, Buddy's journey is packed with heartwarming highs and seasonal surprises. Whether you're bringing the kids or reliving the film's nostalgia, this is the kind of Christmas magic that turns a cold winter's night into a joy-filled memory. 

Step into the world of a music icon with I'm Every Woman, the new stage musical that chronicles the phenomenal rise of Chaka Khan. Featuring anthems that shaped decades and stories that shaped her soul, this emotionally charged journey brings you face-to-face with the highs, lows, and the unshakable spirit of one of music's most beloved artists.

With direction by Racky Plews and choreography by Jade Hackett, this is a show built on rhythm, resilience, and raw talent. Fans of Chaka, soul music, and trailblazing women - this one's for you.

Brought to life by Olivier Award-winning director Miranda Cromwell and Grammy Award-winning composer Daisy Chute, Coven is a powerful tale of witchcraft. Set in 1612 Lancashire, this follows the story of Jennet Device, who has several run-ins with witch-hunting.

This is a captivating reimagining of one of the darkest parts of British history, featuring sisterhood, solidarity and fear.

Disney's The Lion King has been a West End sensation for over two decades, captivating audiences with its breathtaking portrayal of the Serengeti Plains. Playing at London's Lyceum Theatre, this multi-award-winning musical brings to life Simba's epic journey from curious cub to King of the Pridelands, through stunning visuals, vibrant costumes, and unforgettable music. Experience the magic of Elton John and Tim Rice's iconic songs in a theatrical spectacle like no other.

Ever wondered what Victorian London smells like? Well… think mince pies, music, and a pinch of magic. This immersive staging of A Christmas Carol puts you right in the middle of the action, as Matthew Warchus' big-hearted production brings Dickens' classic to life. It's funny, emotional, and full of festive sparkle - perfect for a night out with friends or a family treat.

Take a trip back in time to Concord, Massachusetts, this January at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. For one night only, Jo: The Little Women Musical in Concert tells the magnificently moving tale of Jo March as she turns her heartbreak into courageous creativity.

With a star-studded cast, led by the winner of ITV's MAMMA MIA! I Have a Dream, Tobias Turley, and a timeless score, it's a retelling that's sure to live long in your memory. Grab you tickets to this one-off epic from just £33.

Get ready to see Othello in all its glory this year, starring David Harewood (Homeland, Best of Enemies), Toby Jones (Mr Bates vs the Post Office, Detectorists) and Caitlin FitzGerald (Succession, Masters of Sex).

This production takes place at Theatre Royal Haymarket near Charing Cross, promising drama, romance, betrayal and everything else you'd expect from a Shakespeare classic. Plus, tickets start from only £31.

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.

Packing in psychological tension, supernatural terror and heart-pounding suspense, Paranormal Activity is here to haunt the Ambassadors Theatre. Watch in horror as James and Lou's fresh start is derailed by spirits, ghouls and demonic possession.

With plenty of guts, gore, jump scares and creeping dread, you're sure to be watching through your fingers until the curtain falls. Grab your tickets, if you dare, from just £94.

One of Shakespeare's many masterpieces, Twelfth Night, is hitting the stage at the Barbican after a critically acclaimed run in Stratford-upon-Avon. Award-winning director Prasanna Puwanarajah has breathed new life into this legendary tale of love and loss with brand new songs and original music.

Get a front row seat to the mysterious land of Illyria as passions ignite, identities blur and you discover that nothing, and no one, are quite as they seem. Tickets are on sale now, starting from just £31.

A truly spectacular production that's coming to the Dominion Theatre for one night only, The Elvis Years is one that you won't want to miss this December. brought to you by the team behind Jailhouse Rock, this amazing show features all of Elvis' biggest songs, as well as more than 12 costume changes in a truly dazzling performance.

Returning to the London Coliseum this December, nutcracker is the beloved ballet that promises plenty of festive wonder. This enchanting tale follows the story of Clara, who discovers a magical doll.

The production is full of mystical adventures and lots of sweet treats, brought to life with music and dance. Secure tickets from only £22 per person, and get in the Christmas spirit.

Looking for a brilliant show this winter to get you in the festive spirit? Then head to Mark Gatiss' powerful adaptation of A Christmas Carol, coming to Alexandra Theatre Palace following a critically acclaimed run in 2023.

This powerful retelling follows the miserable Ebeneezer Scrooge, and his visits from a series of ghosts on Christmas Eve. Plus, tickets start from just £19.

Based on the iconic, Academy Award-winning film by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, Matthew Bourne's The Red Shoes is a tale of obsession, possession, love and heartbreak. Take a seat at Sadler's Wells to follow ambitious dancer Victoria as she wrestles with her feelings for the two men who inspire her greatest passion.

With rave reviews, an incredible cast and a packed awards cabinet, this is quite rightly one of the hottest tickets in town. So what are you waiting for? Grab yours from just £44.

• Where: Rose Theatre Kingston, 24-26 High Street, Kingston, KT1 1HL

From £19, you can watch the world's favourite fairytale come to life with a fresh twist at the Rose Theatre Kingston. Written by Chris Bush and Roni Neale, Cinderella tells the story of Ella, a teenager swept from a noisy home into a world of royalty, romance, and unexpected revelations.

With enchanting songs by Matt Winkworth and a focus on kindness, family, and perseverance, this is the feel-good festive show to lift your spirits.

The gripping Agatha Christie drama, Witness for the Prosecution is being performed at London County Hall in Waterloo. This edge-of-your-seat show is set in a courtroom, where Leonard Vole is on trial for the suspected murder of a wealthy widow. Get ready for secrets, twists and turns and legal battles, with tickets starting from only £16.

Get ready for a ridiculous twist on a classic tale. In Beauty and the Beast: A Horny Love Story, Bertie, an inexperienced mummy's boy, is caught in the castle of a hunky, hairy brute in the snow-covered village of Lickmanochers. He's Behind You! deliver adult pantomime chaos, outrageous laughs, and a castle you'll never forget.