Hello, Dolly! Tickets

Hello Dolly Tickets: A Match Made in Heaven

Imelda Staunton is London’s newest matchmaker as classic musical Hello, Dolly! makes a welcome return to the West End! The Olivier Award winner meddles and schemes her way to the top in this glitzy revival for a limited summer season at the London Palladium. This is one show you’ll want to set a date with!

About Hello, Dolly!

New York socialite Dolly Levi has made a nice business out of matchmaking for high-class clients, including almost-millionaire Horace Vandergelde, Horace’s niece, and widow Irene Molloy. But this shrewd schemer is always on the hunt for new opportunities and soon sets out to secure her own happy (and favourable) engagement.

With a timeless score from Jerry Hyman, including “Elegance” and “It Takes a Woman”, Hello, Dolly! is a brilliantly feel-good musical from the creatives behind Mame, La Cage aux Folles and 42nd Street.

Imelda Staunton in Hello, Dolly!

One of our greatest stage and screen actors, Imelda Staunton stars as Dolly Levi. She is a four-time Olivier Award winner for shows including Sweeney Todd and Gypsy, and no musical theatre fan worth their salt would want to miss the opportunity to see her in her element as this much-anticipated production finally arrives in London.

Audiences may also recognise Staunton from her incomparable performances as Queen Elizabeth II in The Crown, for which she earned BAFTA and Golden Globe Award nominations; and the Harry Potter film franchise.

This exuberant revival is directed by Dominic Cooke, who previously helmed a hit production of Follies, also starring Imelda Staunton. Further casting includes Andy Nyman (Fiddler on the Roof) as Horace Vandergelder, Jenna Russell (Flowers for Mrs Harris) as Irene Molloy, Tyrone Huntley as Barnaby Tucker and Harry Hepple as Cornelius Hackl.

Set a Date With Tickets for Hello Dolly at the London Palladium

Big tunes and a casting match made in heaven: Hello, Dolly! ticks all the boxes for anyone who loves musicals! Tickets go on sale soon, so set an Alert to not miss out on the show of the summer.