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London Palladium London

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Disney's Beauty and the Beast

Disney's Beauty and the Beast

Opens 24 Jun 2022

 
from
£24.00
Jack and the Beanstalk

Jack and the Beanstalk

Opens 10 Dec 2022

 
from
£23.80

About the London Palladium

The London Palladium is one of the most prestigious performance venues in the world and has played host to many legendary stars, including The Beatles, Judy Garland, Bruce Forsyth and Adele. The Palladium was designed by renowned theatre architect Frank Matcham and boasts beautiful period architecture, most of which has been retained today.

Pantomime has been associated with the venue since it opened in 1910 and some of the biggest stars of the day have performed in the annual Christmas tradition, such as Julie Andrews in Cinderella and Tommy Cooper in Robinson Crusoe. The Panto tradition was revived at the Palladium in 2016, following a 20-year break with an all-star cast including Paul O'Grady, Julian Clary and Dawn French.

Owned by Andrew Lloyd Webber's LW Theatres, the London Palladium sees a wide variety of musicals and one-off concerts and events performed on its vast stage. Notable productions have included Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, The King & I, The Sound of Music and The Wizard of Oz. The Palladium is also regularly used to record television specials, such as The Royal Variety Show, BAFTA Awards and Britain's Got Talent.

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Plan your visit

The London Palladium opens around 30 minutes before the show starts. The Box Office opens from 10am on Monday-Saturday.
There is no specific dress code for the London Palladium. Patrons should wear attire that is comfortable and appropriate for the occasion.
Yes, the London Palladium has an 'air cooling' system in place.
A cloakroom is available in the Stalls and Royal Circle entrance to the London Palladium. Ticket-holders for the Upper Circle are also welcome to use the cloakroom, but need to ask an usher for assistance. Items cost £2 to check.
Upon entry to the theatre, security staff will undertake bag and ticket checks. Patrons are encouraged to arrive early to allow plenty of time.
The London Palladium does have booster seats available for children sitting in the stalls only. Booster seats are not available for patrons with tickets for the Royal or Upper Circle. Children need to be under 4ft to be given a booster seat. Please ask an usher for assistance when you enter the auditorium.
There are four bars in the London Palladium – the Val Parnell Suite, the Variety Bar in the Stalls, the Cinderella Bar in the Royal Circle, and the Long Bar in the Upper Circle. All of the bars serve a range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, as well as a range of snacks and ice creams.
The London Palladium is a five-minute walk from Carnaby Street, where there are many restaurants, cafes and bars to grab something to eat before the show. Grab some middle eastern cuisine at the popular restaurant Le Bab, or dig into some of New York's finest comfort foods at Dirty Bones. If you're in a rush, head to Leon for some healthy fast food.
If you're looking to make your trip to the London Palladium extra-special, consider a stay at the five-star Soho Hotel, which is a 10-minute walk from the theatre. This hotel is ideally located for exploring many of London's landmarks and is equipped with world-class facilities. For a cheaper option, take a look at the Holiday Inn Oxford Circus, which is just a five-minute walk away.
The London Palladium opened in 1910 and was designed by renowned theatre architect Frank Matcham, who also designed the London Coliseum and the Victoria Palace Theatre. The Palladium is one of the most famous theatres in the world, playing host to a wide range of entertainment legends, including The Beatles, Judy Garland, Tommy Steele, Madonna, to name but a few. The theatre is a grade II listed building and still retains many of its original features.

Help booking tickets

Tickets are held at the box office for collection on the day of your performance. Patrons should try to arrive as early as possible to avoid queues and allow enough time to enter the auditorium. Please ensure you bring your confirmation email and a form of ID.
The London Palladium box office is open from 10am until 8pm on Monday-Saturday and 10am until 6pm on Sunday for in-person bookings and collection.
The London Palladium box office can be contacted directly on 020 7087 7747.
STAR (Society of Ticket Agents and Retailers) are the industry body that regulates the sale of London theatre tickets. When booking from a company you can check their ticket seller database to see if they are registered and conforming to STAR practices. When buying online, you should also check for the padlock in your browser URL bar to ensure the connection is secure.
The London Palladium's 2,295-capacity auditorium, along with its array of bars, suites and VIP rooms are available for private hire. For full details of pricing and what the theatre can offer, please email venuehire@lwtheatres.co.uk.
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