Be More Chill Tickets
Get ready for your next musical obsession when Tony Award-nominated Be More Chill opens at the Shaftesbury Theatre. The quirky sci-fi hit is packed with earworm songs including fan-favourite and internet sensation “Michael in the Bathroom”.
Join the SQUIP Squad in London
Cult Broadway sensation Be More Chill returns to London this summer, promising a high school story like no other. The quirky sci-fi musical, based on Ned Vizzini’s novel, opens at the Shaftesbury Theatre.Nerdy teenager Jeremy desperately wants to be popular and get the girl. The SQUIP desperately wants to take over the world. When the villainous supercomputer gets in Jeremy’s head - literally - his social status has never been higher, but the consequences of popularity are hard to swallow.
With a score full of earworms including fan-favourite “Michael in the Bathroom”, Be More Chill returns to the West End after its highly-anticipated season at The Other Palace was cancelled in 2020.
Combining Little Shop of Horrors and Black Mirror in an American high school, get ready to join the fanbase of this hilarious, addictive show with Be More Chill tickets. It opens at the Shaftesbury Theatre for a limited season from June 2021.
Sorry this show closed 05 September 2021, we recommend these similar productions.
Be More Chill Reviews
User Reviews
The cast was extremely talented and blew me away! I wasn’t expecting such great singing but it was absolutely fabulous and perfect! I really liked the minimalistic set and found it very effective, it allowed you to really draw your focus onto what wa Read more
So good!! Left the theatre on a high, still singing a few songs from the show .. relatable characters and understandable plot, with a simplistic set featuring a large screen backdrop and other pieces being brought on by the cast:) Act 1 establishes Read more
I thoroughly enjoyed Be More Chill! I went in having no expectations having not previously heard the soundtrack. From the very beginning myself and my friend were laughing. whilst the second act definitely blew me away, act one also didn’t fail to pl Read more