London Theatre Week

Snap up amazing Stalls seats, including highly rated restricted-view seats for just £25, or grab seats at the front of the Circle from £65. 

"One of the most successful musicals of all time” (BBC News), and the winner of more than 100 global awards, Wicked is a must-see West End show.

Seats below £60 at The Lion King are often in the back of the Grand Circle, but exclusive prices during this promotion mean that you can get closer to Pride Rock for less - including in the Stalls for £55! 

Disney's epic stage adaptation of the beloved film features breathtaking puppetry, which transports audiences to the plains of the Serengeti.

Deals on Les Mis tickets are hard to come by because this in-demand show is one of the most popular in London. With prices starting at £35 during Theatre Week, this is a fantastic chance to see a huge West End classic for less! 

This incredible story of love, redemption and revolution is the world’s longest-running musical. Now over 40 years old, Les Mis is a must-see for theatre fans.

This is another popular West End musical that you can usually expect to pay box office prices for, so tickets starting at £25 across the auditorium will have you laughing with joy before you've even entered the theatre. 

The creators of South Park lend their controversial comedic skills to this acclaimed musical, packed with satire, songs, and shocks.

Theatre Week is a great time to enjoy the enchanting and mischievous stage show that inspired the film! You can book £45 - £65 tickets in the Stalls and Dress Circle, and seats for just £25 in the Upper Circle. 

The heart-warming musical adaptation of Roald Dahl's children's book continues to be a hit with audiences over 10 years after its West End premiere.

Seats rated 4 and 5 stars by our users are available from just £35. Lots of things go wrong on stage, but these prices are very, very right. 

Join the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society as they attempt to stage a murder mystery in this hilarious comedy.

With seats in the Stalls, Dress and Upper Circle from £25, audiences' hearts WILL go on with this campy and hilarious jukebox musical! 

A familiar story gets turned on its head when Canadian superstar songstress Celine Dion hijacks a tour at the Titanic Museum to tell the real story of what happened aboard the ship of dreams…

My, my, how can you resist these prices? Theatre fans can enjoy a night out at Mamma Mia! with Stalls seats from £55 and overall LTW prices from £35.

Be transported to a Greek island and an hilarious plot about a mum, a daughter and three dads in this hit West End musical, set to the tunes of ABBA.

Please sir, may we have some more? The answer is yes, because great seats for Oliver start from £30, including fantastic Stalls options at £85.

This classic musical about an orphan who finds a misfit family in the streets of London gives plenty of oom-pah-pah.

It's springtime for... great prices on The Producers! During Theatre Week, this irreverent show has top-rated Dress Circle seats at £65 and £75.

It's a hit! Mel Brooks' hilarious musical about two hapless producers who try to flop, but take Broadway by storm, is one of the hottest shows in London - and this is your last chance to see it before it closes!

This hugely popular show is very rarely discounted so exclusive prices will be snapped up quickly. You can watch this dramatic story unfold from just £35 in the Stalls.

Playing for almost 40 years, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s timeless musical masterpiece is an icon of the West End, with music that will send a chill down your spine.

The internet is for... booking amazing theatre tickets! Thanks for Theatre Week, you can get tickets from just £15 in the Stalls and Circle, including fantastic central Stalls seats for £45. 

This hilarious adult musical, dubbed "Sesame Street for grown-ups" (Entertainment Weekly), will have you in stitches.

Some of the chicest prices in town are available for this devilishly good show, including seats in the front few rows of the Stalls from just £25.

Get ready for the movie sequel with a trip to the theatre - this screen-to-stage adaptation is, well, groundbreaking.

A magical show with magical prices during Theatre Week! Stalls prices are an absolute steal, including £45 for the front rows!

Step into the wonderful world of Studio Ghibli at this award-winning stage show, based on the film. Featuring incredible puppetry and storytelling.

With tickets available in the Stalls from just £35, audiences booking during LTW can go from zero to hero... just like that.

Disney's classic animated film becomes a thunderously good stage musical for the whole family - bless our souls, we think you should go before it closes in September!

Great news, queens! Fist-pumping histo-remix Six has exclusive Theatre Week prices, with seats in the Stalls available from £45.

This homegrown phenomenon is one of the most empowering and fun musicals in the West End, as six embattled wives belt out their stories in a series of pop-inspired songs.

Enjoy the story and songs of Old Blue Eyes in this smooth new musical, with great Theatre Week prices - including Stalls tickets from £35.

The true story of Frank Sinatra's remarkable career - from humble beginnings, via scandals and affairs - is told to the sound of his greatest hits.

Getting great seats for this Olivier Award-winning revival of Sondheim's musical doesn't need to be "Agony", with central Stalls from £55.

This darkly funny fairy-tale musical takes you deep into the woods, where anything can happen, and giants roam in the sky...

Say it three times and what appears? Amazing prices for this kooky West End musical! During Theatre Week, you can get Stalls seats from £35, including central Stalls seats from £55.

The ghost with the most is haunting up a storm in London in this wickedly funny show, based on Tim Burton's cult classic film.

Say Willkommen to the Kit Kat Club during Theatre Week! With tickets available from £35, this is the perfect time to experience Kander & Ebb's iconic musical for less. 

Set during the lead-up to World War Two, Cabaret is a haunting tale of love, loss and discrimination with songs including "Maybe This Time" and "Money".