London Plays
West End plays are a major part of the London theatre scene. Award winning dramas, hilarious comedies and vibrant kid's shows all form the rich cultural mix that plays in London have to offer. Play tickets in London's West End bring you close to an artistic tradition with centuries of history.
Browse our list of London plays below. Sort by date and matinee or evening performances to find your ideal theatre tickets. To see our own picks for the must-see London plays this year, see our Best Plays in London page.

Patriots
Tom Hollander transforms into Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky as Peter Morgan’s acclaimed play transfers to the West End.

The Mousetrap
Agatha Christie’s classic whodunnit is the world's longest running show. Can you keep the secret?

The Crown Jewels
Al Murray stars as Charles II in this hilarious new comedy based on the most audacious royal heist the country has ever seen.

The Play That Goes Wrong
Mischief Theatre’s hilarious comedy of errors will leave you in stitches, as an am-dram group's latest murder mystery goes awry.

2:22 A Ghost Story
The supernatural thriller enjoys a record-breaking fifth West End transfer, with a starry cast including Jaime Winstone and Sophia Bush.

Patriots
Tom Hollander transforms into Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky as Peter Morgan’s acclaimed play transfers to the West End.

The Mousetrap
Agatha Christie’s classic whodunnit is the world's longest running show. Can you keep the secret?

The Crown Jewels
Al Murray stars as Charles II in this hilarious new comedy based on the most audacious royal heist the country has ever seen.

The Play That Goes Wrong
Mischief Theatre’s hilarious comedy of errors will leave you in stitches, as an am-dram group's latest murder mystery goes awry.

2:22 A Ghost Story
The supernatural thriller enjoys a record-breaking fifth West End transfer, with a starry cast including Jaime Winstone and Sophia Bush.
Frequently Asked Questions
One of the most successful comedy plays of all time, The Play That Goes Wrong, still plays at the Duchess Theatre nearly 8 years after its West End debut.