Top 20 West End Theatre Shows In London

One of the most spectacular performances of all time, Phantom of the Opera can be seen at His Majesty's Theatre for as little as £37. This is Andrew Lloyd Webber's masterpiece, which has been translated into 21 different languages and watched by over 160 million people.

This production stars Dean Chisnall as The Phantom, Lily Kerhoas as Christine Daaé and Joe Griffiths-Brown as Raoul. Expect all the classic songs, including Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again, Masquerade and the iconic title song.

With a combination of on-stage actors, voice actors and animatronics, Britain's most beloved bear is brought to life on the West End stage. Paddington The Musical is packed with dazzling dance numbers, incredible costumes and singalong songs from McFly's Tom Fletcher.

Head to the Savoy Theatre to follow along as the main bear arrives in London in search of a new home. Make your marmalade sandwiches and grab your tickets to the adventure from just £55.

A magical, musical adaptation of the beloved picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler, The Gruffalo is back in the West End. Get down to the Lyric Theatre to follow Mouse on an adventure through the through the deep, dark woods.

Expect big belly laughs, incredible set design and fun for all the family. Grab your tickets to this monstrous good time for just £13.

One of the West End's longest-running shows, The Lion King has been wowing audiences for three decades. With inventive puppetry, sensational sets and Elton John's iconic soundtrack, it's a certified family favourite.

Much like the film, the show tells the story of Simba as he embarks on a journey to return to Pride Rock and defeat the evil Scar. Grab your tickets to this multi-award-winning epic adventure from just £39.

The world's most beloved undead demon, Beetlejuice, is bring his one-of-a-kind charm and stripey suit to the West End. Get down to the Prince Edward Theatre to watch as he haunts, bugs and charms edgy teen Lydia Deetz.

With a fantastic cast, killer score and incredible set design, it's got all the gothic glamour and chaotic charm of the Tim Burton classic. Grab your ticket to the spooktacular show from just £25.