Experience the magic of London Theatre Week 2024! Enjoy top shows from £15! Book now, until 8 September, for unforgettable live performances.
Dreaming of a spectacular night out in London? London Theatre Week 2024 is here to turn those dreams into reality!
From 19 August — 8 September 2024, the spotlight shines on the West End, allowing you to witness the magic of live theatre at unbeatable prices.
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In the historic heart of London’s theatre district, you can watch some of the world’s most beloved shows come to life before your eyes.
With over 60 productions taking part, from Disney’s The Lion King to Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, Wicked, Les Mis, The Book of Mormon, Stranger Things: The First Shadow, The Play That Goes Wrong, and Mean Girls musical, there’s a story for everyone.
Tickets start at just £15, £25, or £35, making this the perfect time to enjoy live theatre without worrying so much about your budget.
Whether you’re a seasoned theatre-goer or looking for your first dive into live performances, now is the time to act.
Book your tickets, choose your shows, and get ready for some theatre!
London Theatre Week
London Theatre Week is more like two weeks rather than a week.
From 19 August to 8 September, you have a chance to book West End and Off-West End shows for as low as £15 a ticket!
Theatre prices are known for being VERY high, so this is a massive bargain!
What’s on?
Here’s a list of the shows taking part in London Theatre Week.
Depending on if you book a matinee, evening or weekend performance, tickets will be from £15, £25 or £35.
And, if you miss this, don’t forget to bookmark our guide to getting free theatre tickets during Kids Week, which usually takes place in June each year for performances over the summer holiday.
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- Wicked
- The Lion King
- MJ The Musical
- Mrs. Doubtfire
- Next To Normal
- The Book of Mormon
- Mean Girls
- Starlight Express
- The Mousetrap
- Tina – The Tina Turner Musical
- Matilda The Musical
- Stranger Things: The First Shadow
- Hello, Dolly!
- Harry Potter And The Cursed Child: Both Parts
- Les Misérables
- The Phantom of the Opera
- Back to the Future
- The Choir of Man
- Guys & Dolls – Standing & Stage Area
- Guys & Dolls
- Slave Play
- Why Am I So Single?
- Sister Act
- Shifters
- FANGIRLS
- The Play That Goes Wrong
- Shrek The Musical
- Kathy and Stella Solve A Murder!
- The Wizard of Oz
- The Rocky Horror Show
- Fawlty Towers – The Play
- The 39 Steps
- Farm Hall
- Kiss Me, Kate
- Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World – The Musical
- Viola’s Room
- The Cabinet Minister
- A Night with Janis Joplin
- Swan Lake by The State Ballet of Georgia
- The Baker’s Wife
- The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button
- The Real Thing
- Death of England: Delroy
- Wing Chun
- The Duchess
- Sh!t-faced Shakespeare®: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
- Death of England: Michael
- Showstopper! The Improvised Musical
- The Nutcracker
- Cake: The Marie Antoinette Playlist
- Horrible Histories – Terrible Tudors
- Dirty Rotten Scoundrels in Concert
- The Buddha of Suburbia
- Cockfosters
- Death of England: Closing Time
- Musicals by Candlelight
- Blippi: The Wonderful World Tour
- Akram Khan’s Giselle
- Fuerza Bruta: AVEN
- BATTERSEA PARK IN CONCERT: A Night at the Musicals
- The Real Ones
- When It Happens to You
- Maddie Moate’s Very Curious Christmas
- One Small Step
- Land of the Free
- Our Country’s Good
- The Merchant of Venice 1936
- A Face in the Crowd
- The Fabulist
- Wolves On Road
- TINK
- Tattooer
- The Forsyte Saga Part 1: Irene
- Circa’s Duck Pond
- BATTERSEA PARK IN CONCERT: Proms in the Park
- The Lonely Londoners
- The Forsyte Saga Part 2: Fleur
- Tender
- Pins and Needles
- 23.5 Hours
- Statues
- The Purists
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