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Hear the people sing in the world's longest-running musical, which has been in the West End since 1985.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s sensational musical has been enchanting audiences since 1986 with its haunting tale of love and obsession.

Disney’s spectacular musical features stunning puppetry and an unforgettable score by Elton John. Best for age 6+.

Cate Blanchett leads this new play, where Ancient myth meets modern psychology, adapted from Bergman’s film and Sophocles’ tragedy.

Dance the night away to ABBA’s greatest hits at the hilarious West End musical that inspired the film.

Tim Sheader's exhilarating revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's iconic musical, Jesus Christ Superstar, is back in the West End.

Immerse yourself in a world of spectacle and faded glamour at this unmissable jukebox musical, based on Baz Luhrmann’s film.

Ardal O’Hanlon and Stephen Mangan lead this revival of Florian Zeller’s sharp relationship comedy about truth, lies and infidelity.

A daring revival of the hit musical welcomes audiences to 1930s Berlin, via the immersive Kit Kat Club.

Keira Knightley stars in a new stage adaptation of Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck’s story of censorship, surveillance, art and politics.

The smash-hit Broadway comedy, based on Tim Burton’s cult classic film, finally makes its London debut.

Tony Award winner Anaïs Mitchell's genre-defying take on Greek mythology takes audiences on an unforgettable trip to the Underworld.

The Swedish pop group are projected into the ABBA Arena in a cutting-edge digital performance, promising a concert experience like no other.

This bold new play transfers to the West End. Three women. One summer in 1536. A field in Essex. A king’s betrayal ripples through time.

Enjoy a Christmas classic as London’s most popular festive ballet returns for another exhilarating season. Best for age 5+.

Step under the big top! Songs from The Greatest Showman meet breathtaking circus acts in this immersive family spectacle. Best for age 6+.

The iconic, Tony-winning rock musical, about a group of bohemian friends in NYC, returns to London in celebration of its 30th anniversary.

Join Katniss Everdeen as she battles for survival and self-discovery in this immersive adaptation of the smash-hit book and film series.

Eurovision star Sam Ryder leads this rock‑powered revival of Regents Park's critically-acclaimed production of the iconic musical.

This uplifting, moving musical tells the remarkable true story of an innovative boy who dreams of saving his Malawain village from drought.

Love’s logic unravels, identities shift, and magic reigns in this sunlit summer dream, as Shakespeare’s most beloved comedy returns.

Join a little bear for a very big adventure! Paddington finds a new home in London in this brand new musical adaptation. Best for age 6+.

Lewis Carroll’s timeless tale is transformed into a kaleidoscopic adventure from the creators behind Circus 1903. Best for age 5+.

Emily Burns directs Hay Fever, a new production starring Christine Baranski and Richard E. Grant in the West End this autumn.

Sandra Oh headlines Martin Crimp’s contemporary take on Moliere’s sharp satire of honesty, hypocrisy and society.

A woman’s zest for life is at the heart of this new comedy, performed by one of the great theatrical treasures of this country.

Nadia Fall directs this blistering new production of Mike Leigh’s sharp suburban satire, starring Tamzin Outhwaite.

Conor McPherson’s striking new adaptation of Chekhov’s classic arrives at the Harold Pinter Theatre, starring Kristin Scott Thomas.

Rosamund Pike stars in this searing drama about motherhood and masculinity from the award-winning team behind Prima Facie.

Emmy winners Gillian Anderson and Billy Crudup star in this spiky revival of the American classic, directed by Marianne Elliot.

Regent’s Park artistic director Drew McOnie directs this brand new production of the iconic, award-winning Andrew Lloyd Webber musical.

Wildcats! Twenty years after the release of the movie, a new non-replica stage production of Disney's High School Musical returns to London.

This musical adaptation of the cult manga is a thrilling game of cat and mouse between an eccentric detective and an otherworldly killer.

Step into a roarsome new play adaptation of the famous children’s story The Jungle Book at the National Theatre. Best for age 7+.

A boy in a mining town pursues his dream of becoming a ballet dancer in this Olivier and Tony-winning musical with songs by Elton John.

The Old Vic’s hit show returns! Immerse yourself in the warmth, cheer, and charity of this timeless Christmas classic. Best for age 8+.

This brand new play features the world's most famous Victorian detective and his faithful companion in a thrilling original mystery.

Join the murderous students of Westerburg High as the WhatsOnStage Award-winning musical, based on the cult film, returns to London.

Shakespeare’s enchanting comedy returns to Regent’s Park with music, mischief and magic under the stars.

A couple are haunted by their past in this terrifying new play set in the spine-chilling universe of the Paranormal Activity film franchise.

This rarely performed Gluck masterwork, based on a Greek tragedy, premieres at the ENO in a new staging by Olivier winner Lindsay Turner.

The triumphant musical, adapted and directed by Emma Rice, heads to the Alexandra Palace for a limited summer season. Best for age 8+.

Ghosts star Charlotte Ritchie leads Dominic Cooke's major revival of Caryl Churchill’s landmark play about colonialism, gender and power.

Crime-biting capers and comic book chaos await in this hilarious musical adventure for kids! Best for age 5+.

This brand new musical adapts the generation-defining novel by Irvine Welsh, featuring electrifying hits from the film and original songs.

Expect show-stopping songs and side-splitting comedy at Lyric Hammersmith’s pantomime - a delight for the whole family. Best for age 6+.

Robert Icke directs Stranger Things star Sadie Sink and Hamnet's Noah Jupe as the star-crossed lovers in Shakespeare's romantic tragedy.

Celebrate the life and music of Chaka Khan in this electrifying new musical, featuring some of her biggest hits.

The Jane Austen-inspired improv troupe pulls a fantastic new show out from under their bonnets every night, based on your suggestions.

Daniel Bailey (Red Pitch) directs this major revival of August Wilson’s landmark play about racial tensions in 1950s Pittsburgh.

The joyful show about growing up queer with a supportive family, which has captured hearts worldwide, returns to the West End.

Verdi’s heartbreaking story of love and sacrifice is stripped back to its core with the return of Peter Konwitschny’s production.

Sam Harrison gives a tour-de-force performance in this one-man adaptation of P.G. Wodehouse's beloved Jeeves and Wooster stories.

Meera Syal leads this 10th anniversary revival of Lucy Kirkwood’s drama about environmental catastrophy and generational responsibility.

J. K. Rowling's Wizarding World is transformed on stage, offering fans a unique return to their favourite fantasy world. Best for age 10+.

Saint‑Saëns’s grand biblical opera of love, betrayal and strength returns to London in Richard Jones’s vibrant staging.

A young woman in love must outwit her mother’s plans in Frederick Ashton’s beloved pastoral comic ballet, full of humour and charm.

David McVicar’s witty, twist‑filled staging of Mozart’s iconic comic opera about servants, scandal and love returns to London.

Bellini’s bel canto masterpiece returns to the ROH for the first time in 30 years, in a bold new staging by Olivier-winner Richard Jones.

Richard Jones’ acclaimed staging of Puccini’s timeless tale of bohemian love, laughter and heartbreak returns to the Royal Opera House.

A tomboy raised by soldiers seeks love and identity amid military life and surprise family secrets in Donizetti’s Bel canto comic opera.

Life-like puppets roam the stage in this Olivier-winning, thrillingly interactive show, back in London by popular demand. Best for age 3+.

Introduce your children to the magical world of live theatre as their favourite picture book bursts onto the stage! Best for age 3+.

This blazing, flamenco‑inspired production of Shakespeare’s comedy of love, wit and broken vows, sets the Globe’s stage alight.

A band of mermaids and pirates must learn to work together to save the day in this Caribbean-infused children's musical, best for ages 3+

Gobble up a fantastic family musical this summer! Roald Dahl’s book is turned into a snappy show with songs and puppets. Best for age 3+.

Visionary theatre director Kip Williams makes his UK opera debut with a haunting new production of English National Opera's Angel's Bone.

Explore the art of resistance and love in the face of political censorship in Annilese Miskimmon's reimagining of the timeless opera.

Experience the intoxicating heat of the Argentine tango with Tango After Dark, back in London after its sold-out run in 2018.

Zambia, 1964; a schoolteacher rallies misfit dreamers to train as astronauts and defy the space race’s status quo.

This new translation of Kaija Saariaho’s powerful, rarely staged opera follows a young woman raising a son during a brutal civil war.

Join Peppa & family as they prepare for a new arrival in this oinksome live stage show! Suitable for all ages.

Enjoy laughs, entertainment and lots of puppets in this fantastic family show, based on Ross Collins’ picture book. Best for age 2+.

Strictly winner and oddball comedian Bill Bailey returns to the West End with a musical comedy show celebrating the golden age of variety.

Based on Shakespeare's ultimate tragedy, Rudolph Nureyev's stunning ballet to Prokofiev's score celebrates its 50th anniversary.

This moving, bitingly funny coming-of-age reimagining of Arthur Miller's The Crucible embarks on a West End run at Wyndham's Theatre.

Missy Mazzoli’s hauntingly beautiful operatic adaptation of the acclaimed film by Lars von Trier arrives at the London Coliseum in 2027.

English National Opera presents a comic double bill of two satirical pieces by Gilbert & Sullivan, including an early Sullivan work.

Chris Pine makes his London stage debut in this contemporary reimagining of Chekhov's comic drama about the melancholic Nikolai Ivanov.