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Cinderella: The Pantomime

A fabulous evening of panto fun starring Craig Revel Horwood.

Pretty Woman: The Musical

A musical adaptation of the hit film - a must see for fans!

I Should Be So Lucky

Pop hits pepper this cracking night out!

Player Kings

Sir Ian McKellen stars as Falstaff in a clever reimagining of Henry IV.

The Wizard Of Oz

Andrew Llyod Webber's interpretation of this classic Wizarding tale.

42nd Street

Come and meet those dancing feet in this classic tap musical!

An Officer and a Gentleman the Musical

Prepare to be swept off your feet in this musical adaptation.

Madagascar The Musical

Featuring your favourite furry pals from the hit film - this is fun for the whole family!

Jesus Christ Superstar

Andrew Lloyd Webber's hit musical is back.

Chitty Chitty Bang Bang

Fans of the film will love this rollicking good time!

Jimmy Carr: Laughs Funny

The hit stand up returns with a brand new stand up tour!

101 Dalmatians

This classic canine caper is brought to life with stunning puppetry!

Come From Away

A stunning true story that captures the warmth and endurance of the human spirit.

Hairspray the Musical

This show has big hair, big heart, and big dreams!

Lord of the Dance - A Lifetime of Standing Ovations

Michael Flatley is back with a dazzling revival of his iconic dance show!

Awful Auntie

David Walliams' hit comedy is back and the Auntie is more awful than ever!

& Juliet

A sensational night of fun pop with Shakespeare's leading lady!

Dear Evan Hansen

You Will Be Found in this brand new production of this worldwide smash hit!

NOW That's What I Call A Musical

Featuring hits from the past four decades of NOW!

What’s On at New Wimbledon Theatre

From the second half of 2023 and into 2024, events at New Wimbledon Theatre are a fun mix of musicals, one-night-only tribute acts and comedy, and light entertainment. Families looking to keep kids occupied - or anyone who feels young at heart - should book tickets to the annual panto in December and January. Cinderella features Craig Revel Horwood as the wicked stepmother, so get ready to boo!

Adults can also enjoy some feel-good musicals as we head into the new year: Pretty Woman will sweep you off your feet just in time for Valentine's Day in February, while Chitty Chitty Bang Bang is nostalgic fun in May.

Finally, get your culture fix with some of the biggest names in the business! Ian McKellen takes on Shakespeare’s Falstaff in Player Kings ahead of its West End season, and it’s a great year for Andrew Lloyd Webber fans as The Wizard of Oz and Jesus Christ Superstar are both visiting on tour.

About the New Wimbledon Theatre

The New Wimbledon Theatre first opened in 1910 in South West London. It is a beautiful Grade II listed Edwardian building and after being refurbished twice, retains its original baroque features.

With a seating capacity of 1,670, the New Wimbledon is the eighth largest theatre in London and has often been used to premiere new musicals before they transfer to the West End. The inter-war and post-war years were hugely successful, and hit shows which first opened at the venue include Lionel Bart’s Oliver! and Half a Sixpence starring Tommy Steele. The theatre has also been a popular filming location, with annual televised Christmas pantomimes such as 2002’s Dick Whittington previously airing on the BBC and ITV.

After falling into financial difficulties in 2003, the New Wimbledon Theatre came under the management of Ambassador Theatre Group. Now well known for delivering a range of family events, touring musicals and an annual pantomime (previous guest stars include Jo Brand, Pamela Anderson and Ross Kemp), it remains one of the most prolific venues in London.

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Ambassador Lounge, New Wimbledon Theatre

Frequently Asked Questions

The box office will open 90 minutes prior to performances.

The theatre is open up to 90 minutes before the first performance of the day begins. The ornately painted auditorium ceiling is worth taking the time to soak in before the performances, so try to arrive early.

There is a bar on the Stalls and Dress Circle levels of the theatre serving drinks and refreshments before the show and during the interval.

The Ambassador Lounge package is also available to book when buying tickets online.

There is no cloakroom at the venue. It is best to avoid taking any bags or items into the theatre that would be uncomfortable to hold during the performance.

Wimbledon High Street has a variety of chain and independent restaurants perfect for pre-theatre dining, and just 12 minutes’ away from the venue on the 93 or 200 bus routes. Fans of French cuisine should try local neighbourhood bistro The White Onion, whilst Thai Tho offers an extensive menu of Thai food including curries and noodle and rice dishes.

On Wimbledon High Street, pub and hotel Dog & Fox has 28 boutique bedrooms in their converted 19th century premises. Guests can enjoy comfortable accommodation and a friendly, laid back atmosphere. If your budget is more modest, a local branch of Premier Inn is three minutes’ walk from New Wimbledon Theatre.

The box office team can be contacted by phone on 0333 009 6690.