London Plays | Play Tickets
If you’re looking to grab tickets for a few hours of laughter or thrills, a play can provide just that. From magical fictional stories to historical modernised plays, London theatre is a must-do when visiting the city. You can check the listings below to see which plays our customers love and book your theatre tickets to a play that will entertain and inspire you this year.
Theatregoers can find it tricky to know where to book tickets for London shows, but SeatPlan can help you out. If you want to buy your tickets, browse the listings below to find the ideal play for you and purchase your tickets online safely and securely. We recommend booking in advance to ensure the best availability and prices.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What plays are on in London theatres?
With a wide selection of plays that offer everything from classic dramas to laugh-out-loud comedies and cutting-edge new writing, you’ll be able to book tickets to one that suits you and your party. Find our listings for West End plays above and grab your tickets now!
What are the best plays to see in London in 2025?
If you’re not sure what to see this year, we have a guide to the best plays in London that's kept up-to-date with the team's top picks. Our in-house theatre expert team have carefully curated the list to help you find the unmissable plays that will become legacies in the West End. Browse the current and upcoming plays in London above and book your tickets today!
What new plays are opening in London this year?
Theatre fans are spoilt for choice by plays heading to London this year, with everything from new writing to star-studded classics available to book. First up, stars on stage: catch Bryan Cranston in All My Sons, Stephen Fry as Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest, Hugh Bonneville in Shadowlands and Stranger Things star Sadie Sink making her West End debut in Romeo and Juliet.
Other new plays include the West End transfer of Ava Pickett’s award-winning drama 1536, which reflects on Anne Boleyn’s death through a modern lens; the first ever stage adaptation of Le Carre’s The Spy Who Came in from the Cold; and a transfer of outrageously funny Broadway hit Oh, Mary.
We also highly recommend booking tickets for the Old Vic’s revival of Arcadia - one of the late Tom Stoppard’s greatest works.
What are the best comedy plays in London?
Theatregoers looking for a hilarious night out should catch the Olivier Award-winning comedy, The Play That Goes Wrong, where everything that can go wrong does! Mischief Theatre has had several hits in the West End, but this laugh-out-loud gem remains their most popular show.
Or why not check out some nostalgic screen-to-stage capers with I'm Sorry, Prime Minister, the last instalment of the hit political satire? It plays in the West End in early 2026.
Finally, don't miss Stephen Fry's laugh-out-loud turn as Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest!
Where can I buy tickets to London plays?
You can book your tickets to a West End play on SeatPlan by browsing the listings above. Or, if you’re looking for a specific date and show time, you can filter by date and matinee or evening performances. If you’re looking for a deal, you can also filter by offers.
How do I find last minute theatre tickets and deals for plays in London?
You can use our last minute theatre tickets page to search for the best deals and availability on London plays, for the next 7 days.