Matilda the Musical Tickets
Tim Minchin's mischievous musical adaptation is a hilarious, heart-warming modern classic for the whole family. Best for age 6+.
Matilda Tickets: Mischievous Family Fun
Matilda is the perfect example of children's theatre in London that adults will love too, boasting mischief, mayhem and a huge heart. Get your little miracles engrossed in the magic of theatre with tickets to this modern family favourite at the Cambridge Theatre.Roald Dahl’s much-loved children’s book is given a boisterous musical makeover, with comedian Tim Minchin’s songs - including “When I Grow Up” and “Revolting Children” - injecting a witty breath of fresh air into the tale.
Since bursting into London in 2011 with a technicolour set and incredible cast of young actors, Matilda has caught the imaginations of audiences worldwide, earning 7 Olivier Awards and a celebrated Broadway season.
What is Matilda the Musical about?
Matilda the Musical is the story of a young girl who learns to use her remarkable, supernatural talents to find the loving family she deserves. Matilda's parents dislike their daughter, who'd much rather read a book than watch television all day, and at school the child-hating Miss Trunchbull keeps students and teachers in line with terrifying threats. When Matilda meets the gentle Miss Honey, who encourages her love of reading and keen curiosity, she decides that being a little bit naughty is worth it to get back at the bullies.Who wrote Matilda the Musical?
Playwright Dennis Kelly and comedian and musician Tim Minchin collaborated to write the show, which is adapted from Roald Dahl's popular children's book. Kelly wrote the book, with Minchin creating original music and lyrics for the show.What songs are in Matilda the Musical?
The songs in the show include "When I Grow Up", "Naughty", "The Chokey Chant" and "Miracle". They are written by comedian and musician Tim Minchin, and combine his witty lyricism with original author Roald Dahl's mischievous storytelling to great effect.The West End Cast
The current London cast includes Kieran Hill as Miss Trunchbull, Eve Norris as Miss Honey, Neil McDermott as Mr Wormwood, and Tiffany Graves as Mrs Wormwood. The cast also includes more than 25 talented young performers, including four actresses who alternate the leading role of Matilda Wormwood.Matilda Musical Tickets at Cambridge Theatre Available Now
Snatch up Matilda tickets and you’ll be utterly enchanted, whether you’re 6 or 60. Borrowing the best parts of Dahl’s dark humour and adding some hilarious new twists, this musical adventure is a truly irresistible treat.Performance dates:
30 Oct 2024 - 25 May 2026
Running time:
2 hours and 35 minutes including an interval.
Venue:
Age recommendation:
Best for age 6+. Under 4s not permitted. Booster seats are available for children aged 3 - 12.
Audience Notes:
Matilda features some moments which may be quite loud or scary for younger children.
Matilda the Musical Reviews
Show Times
| Matinee | Evening | |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | - | - |
| Tuesday | - | 7.00pm |
| Wednesday | 2.00pm | 7.00pm |
| Thursday | 2.00pm | 7.00pm |
| Friday | - | 7.00pm |
| Saturday | 2.00pm | 7.00pm |
| Sunday | 2.00pm | - |
How Long is Matilda the Musical?
Matilda the Musical running time is 2 hours and 35 minutes including an interval.
Matinee Shows
Performances start at 2.00pm and finish at 4.35pm.
Evening Shows
Performances start at 7.00pm and finish at 9.35pm.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much are Matilda the Musical tickets?
Tickets typically start at £24 and can go up to £170, depending on date and availability.
What are the most expensive tickets for Matilda the Musical?
The most expensive tickets can be priced up to £170 and are located in the central stalls from Row F to Row K and in the middle of the front two rows of the Dress Circle.
The best seats in the house are next to aisle in the middle of the stalls, such as H16 or K15 because offer an incredible view that is close but still able to take in the whole stage and set. As an additional bonus, you will feel part of the action as performers make use of the central aisle during the show.
The best seats in the house are next to aisle in the middle of the stalls, such as H16 or K15 because offer an incredible view that is close but still able to take in the whole stage and set. As an additional bonus, you will feel part of the action as performers make use of the central aisle during the show.
How can I get cheap Matilda tickets?
Matilda tickets are up to 10% cheaper on weekdays compared to weekends, but to secure the best value for your money it is worth checking availability up to 6 weeks before your chosen date, and comparing seat views across a few different price bands when you book.
The Stalls are popular at Matilda the Musical because of some immersive moments in the central aisle. To experience this for less than premium prices, you can book seats close to the back of the Stalls such as O18 , which do not feel distant. The back rows of the Dress Circle - such as seat H4 - and middle rows of the Upper Circle - such as F18 - are also rated well as cheaper options which have a clear view of the stage.
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The Stalls are popular at Matilda the Musical because of some immersive moments in the central aisle. To experience this for less than premium prices, you can book seats close to the back of the Stalls such as O18 , which do not feel distant. The back rows of the Dress Circle - such as seat H4 - and middle rows of the Upper Circle - such as F18 - are also rated well as cheaper options which have a clear view of the stage.
SeatPlan sometimes has discount tickets for Matilda. If you'd like to know when these are next available, sign up for an Alert.
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Lively and entertaining. Excellent staging, lighting and sound. The cast worked their socks off, very talented young performers. Miss Trunchbull was both terrific and terrifying!