London Plays | Play Tickets

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

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

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

The landmark production of Agatha Christie's courtroom thriller is set inside the magnificent council chamber of London County Hall.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Get ready to learn... Blippi is back in London with another interactive live show for families! Best for age 2+.

Escape into the Forest of Arden with this revelatory and joyous festival-themed staging of Shakespeare’s beloved pastoral comedy.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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