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In this section, you will find information on London Plays. Browse through our full listing; check our latest ticket offers and half price tickets deals to make sure you benefit from the best theatre discounts. Book you cheap theatre tickets online for some of the best plays in the West End such as The Mousetrap, The Woman in Black, and many more...

39 Steps

Hitchcock meets hilarious in this brilliant play, an award-winning comedy based on John Buchan's famous novel, The 39 Steps. First filmed by Alfred Hitchcock and now on at the Criterion Theatre London, it's an astonishing theatrical tour-de-force with all 140 or so roles played by just four amazing actors!

A Midsummer Nights Dream

A Midsummer Nights Dream

Introducing one of the world’s favourite Shakespeare plays, a delightful tale of young love rich in comedy, romance, fantasy and unexpected unions. Set to stunning original music and taking part in a unique setting, this is magical stuff, just as popular as when The Bard wrote the play way back in the 1590s.

Barking In Essex

Barking In Essex

Get your giggling gear in action, loosen up and prepare for a laugh a minute with the hilariously silly new production from Clive Exton, Barking in Essex. It’s being billed as diabolically funny, no surprise when it comes hot off the pen of the creator of the monster comedy hits 10 Rillington Place and Jeeves and Wooster. And it’s directed by Harry Burton, steeped in comedic experience and the director of the horribly funny The Dumb Waiter and The Leisure Society.

Beautiful Thing

Beautiful Thing

Celebrating its twentieth anniversary year, and returning to the West End for limited 6 week season, the award winning Beautiful Thing comes to the Arts Theatre in Spring 2013. This uplifting and heart-warming new production is directed by Nikolai Foster, designed by Colin Richmond and stars Suranne Jones.

Blind Date

Blind Date

Direct from critically acclaimed seasons in New York and Toronto, the award-winning ‘Blind Date’ makes its West End debut in London’s Charing Cross Theatre for a limited 7 week season from 28 May.

Children of the Sun

Children of the Sun

Maxim Gorky’s darkly comic play is set in Russia as the country rolls towards revolution. It depicts the new middle-class, foolish yet likable, as they flounder about, philosophising and flirting, blind to their impending annihilation.

Derren Brown: Infamous

Derren Brown: Infamous

Breathtaking, extraordinary, unforgettable… pure magic! It’s the extraordinary Mr Derren Brown and he has once again teamed up with the marvellous director, magician, actor and close associate Andy Nyman to create yet another spectacular feast of mind-bending entertainment with a sharp psychological edge. Are you ready to be amazed? Walk this way for the most magical show in town!

Dinosaur Zoo

Dinosaur Zoo

A unique show that allows heaps of interaction for kids and adults while they travel with the Erth performers on a journey through prehistoric Australia.

Fences

Fences

US playwright August Wilson wrote this fabulous play back in 1983 and it’s as relevant as ever, one of the 20th century’s greatest American dramas. It stars the character Troy Maxson, once a gifted athlete who was denied big time fame and fortune. These days he struggles to keep heart and soul together in Pittsburgh, resentful and angry. This is really powerful stuff!

Hamlet

Hamlet

Following his sensational Tchaikovsky season at the London Coliseum, thrilling audiences but dividing critics, Olivier award-winning choreographer and director Peter Schaufuss comes to the Bloomsbury Theatre for the first time with his Hamlet inspired dance drama.

Happy New

Happy New

'People don't really accept chickens, which is wrong, 'cos we invented the pecking order.' Following a sensational sell-out run at the Old Red Lion Theatre in 2012, extended to an unprecedented eight weeks, Happy New proudly transfers to Trafalgar Studio 2.

Henry V

Henry V

Cry Harry for England and Saint George! Hollywood superstar Jude law takes the stage for a feast of pageantry, war, strife and suffering, all carried out with nobility and honour. It’s Shakespeare’s Henry V, a long-awaited production directed by Michael Grandage. And it’s quite simply splendid!

Horrible Histories - Barmy Britain Part 1

Horrible Histories - Barmy Britain Part 1

Have you ever wondered why the Romans never won MasterChef? Would you lose your heart or head to horrible Henry? Will Parliament escape gunpowder Guy? Come to loathsome London, where you can enrol in a Georgian Crime School, dare to dance the Tyburn jig and find out what a baby farmer did, in this brilliantly blecchy, very funny history lesson from the Birmingham Stage Company. Your kids will laugh their socks off - and learn a thing or two at the same time - when the curtain goes up on this history of Britain with the nasty bits left in.

Jim Jefferies: Legit

Jim Jefferies: Legit

Caustic? Charming? Controversial? Call him what you will, but stand-up phenomenon Jim Jefferies is acknowledged as the fastest rising, most hilarious cutting edge comic ever to claw his way to the top of the comedy world.

Liola

Liola

This high-spirited drama by Pirandello defies expectations. It is not the intellectual whirlwind of his Six Characters in Search of an Author but takes us instead to the heart of a rural community where property and kinship provoke fierce passions. Liolà, a young man untroubled by tradi-tion, takes the part of nature all the way.

London Wall

London Wall

The Two’s Company production of LONDON WALL by John Van Druten transfers to the St. James Theatre, for a limited run. In a solicitor’s office, Brewer, the office manager, sees pretty new typist Pat as fair game, even though she is a green 19 and going steady with a reliable boyfriend. Some of the more experienced secretaries try to warn her. Others leave her to her fate. Meanwhile, cynical Miss Janus is jilted by her lover and at the desperate age of 35 her romantic life seems to be over.

Mousetrap

Mousetrap

It's been on the West End stage for more than 50 years. It still pulls huge crowds. And audiences are just as thrilled and mystified as ever by Agatha Christie's legendary whodunnit, The Mousetrap. The world's longest-running play, this murder mystery masterpiece is a cracking yarn. And a great night out!

Much Ado About Nothing

Much Ado About Nothing

The Olivier and Tony award winning actor and highly respected director Mark Rylance is at the helm of what is being hailed as yet another huge stage hit. This time he’s directing the super-talented James Earl Jones and the splendid Vanessa Redgrave in Shakespeare’s timeless comedy Much Ado About Nothing, the tale of the young couple Claudio and Hero and reluctant lovers Beatrice and Benedick.

One Man, Two Guvnors

One Man, Two Guvnors

A deliciously silly version of the Italian classic The Servant of Two masters, this play is practically guaranteed to raise the rafters with laughter. Lovers of word play, slapstick, farce and fast-paced banter will love this wonderfully funny night out with cool live music between the acts.

Othello

Othello

Othello, newly married to Desdemona who is half his age, is appointed leader of a military operation to defend Cyprus from the Turks. Iago, his ensign, passed over for promotion in favour of young Cassio, persuades Othello that Cassio and Desdemona are having an affair.

Passion Play

Passion Play

How dark can it get inside a marriage? Very dark when the award winning playwright Peter Nichols has anything to do with it! Passion Play portrays a union in crisis, just as funny as it is painful to watch. This revival of the popular 1981 West End and Broadway show is due to set the black comedy stage alight with Zoe Wanamaker at the helm.

Pride and Prejudice

Pride and Prejudice

Celebrating the 200th anniversary of Pride and Prejudice.

Private Lives

Private Lives

Elyot and Amanda are glamorous, rich, reckless . . . and divorced. Five years later, their love for one another is unexpectedly rekindled when they take adjoining suites of a Riviera hotel while honeymooning with their new spouses. This chance encounter instantly reignites their passion, and they fling themselves headlong into a whirlwind of love and lust once more, without a thought for partners present or turbulences past.

Relatively Speaking

Relatively Speaking

A play that was a massive hit in 1967 during its original run, the wonderful Alan Ayckbourn’s Relatively Speaking has been resurrected yet again to meet popular demand. Despite being more than forty years old it’s as relevant as ever and just as funny. A completely charming piece of work guaranteed to leave you grinning.

Russell Howard: Wonderbox - London

Russell Howard: Wonderbox - London

Russell Howard, one of our funniest and most successful comedians, returns to his first tour for three years. Wonderbox follows his sell-out, thrice-extended, 2011 UK tour. In this new show, the star and creator of the award-winning hit TV show, Russell Howard's Good News, promises us more of his trademark brand of upbeat and razor-sharp comedy.

Russell Howard: Wonderbox - O2 Arena

Russell Howard: Wonderbox - O2 Arena

Russell Howard, one of our funniest and most successful comedians, returns to his first tour for three years. Wonderbox follows his sell-out, thrice-extended, 2011 UK tour. In this new show, the star and creator of the award-winning hit TV show, Russell Howard's Good News, promises us more of his trademark brand of upbeat and razor-sharp comedy.

Russell Howard:Wonderbox - Wembley

Russell Howard:Wonderbox - Wembley

Russell Howard, one of our funniest and most successful comedians, returns to his first tour for three years. Wonderbox follows his sell-out, thrice-extended, 2011 UK tour. In this new show, the star and creator of the award-winning hit TV show, Russell Howard's Good News, promises us more of his trademark brand of upbeat and razor-sharp comedy.

Rutherford & Son

Rutherford & Son

Set in 1912 and relocated to industrial Yorkshire , Rutherford & Son tells the story of iron-fisted John Rutherford as he battles the scheming rebellion of his eldest son and his daughter’s scandalous love-affair, while fighting to prevent the legacy of the family glassworks from shattering. Tackling timeless issues of family dynamics both at home and in business, this remarkable drama is as relevant today as when it was first performed.

Strange Interlude

Strange Interlude

Shattered when the love of her life is killed in the war and haunted by their unconsummated passion, Nina escapes her jealous Ivy League father and embarks on a series of tawdry sexual escapades until, cajoled by her appalled, long-suffering suitor Charles, she marries the amiable young Sam. But while pregnant, Nina learns a horrifying secret that precipitates a desperate, life-changing decision and propels her fatally into the arms of another.

Sweet Bird of Youth

Sweet Bird of Youth

Marianne Elliott directs Kim Cattrall as a fading Hollywood legend ravaged by the bitterness of failure and despair, in Tennessee Williams’s powerful and poetic, Sweet Bird of Youth. Fleeing the disastrous premiere of her comeback film, Alexandra Del Lago (Cattrall) travels incognito as The Princess Kosmonopolis seeking refuge in drink, drugs and the arms of Chance Wayne, an idealistic young dreamer turned gigiolo and hellbent on achieving his own movie stardom. A trip to Chance’s hometown in a bid to win back his childhood sweetheart sees their relationship of convenience unravel in Williams’s vivid and haunting portrait of the destruction of dreams.

The Amen Corner

The Amen Corner

As the gospel singing soars, Sister Margaret, uncompromising pastor of her Harlem church, has a congregation already in revolt against her hardline leadership. Their resentment escalates with the return of her absentee husband, a trombone-playing sinner, and the wayward conduct of her formerly paragon, musical son. Charges of hypocrisy hang in the air and Margaret’s devout world looks perilously close to falling apart.

The Card Shark Show

The Card Shark Show

One of the UK’s foremost Magicians and close up magic star Steve Truglia amazes London’s West End Audiences with classic card tricks, cheats and scams in this unique and interactive multimedia show, with film, images music and live camera action, to bring close up magic to every audience member.

The Cripple of Inishmaan

The Cripple of Inishmaan

It’s a touching and amusing tale designed to pluck your heart strings! Originally written by Martin McDonagh to substantial critical acclaim, this wonderful play explores the bleakly funny life of crippled Billy, who is desperate to win a part in the Hollywood movie being filmed near his remote island home.

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time

Mark Haddon’s 2003 book of the same name was a monster hit with readers of every age. This is a children’s mystery but it has a wide appeal and thrills adults as much as it excites younger people. The book has been adapted by Simon Stephens to excellent effect to create a production so good it has transferred to the West End, an honour only achieved by the very best.

The Full Monty

The Full Monty

After a sell-out national tour The Full Monty hits the West End with a bang! The Guardian called it A total blast. The Express called it Hot stuff… a monster of a show. And it’s due to set the stage on fire at the splendid Noel Coward theatre in 2014. Expect laughter and tears, warm fuzzy feelings and hilarity blended with straight talking dialogue and joyful music!

The Hothouse

The Hothouse

Harold Pinter’s macabre tragicomedy returns to London’s West End in this new production directed by Jamie Lloyd (Donmar’s Passion, Broadway’s Cyrano de Bergerac, National Theatre's She Stoops to Conquer, Royal Court’s The Pride). It follows the critically acclaimed and sold out Macbeth, starring James McAvoy, in a thrilling season of work for Trafalgar Transformed. Starring Simon Russell Beale (Privates on Parade, National Theatre's Timon of Athens and Collaborators) and John Simm (Elling, Sheffield Theatres' Hamlet and Betrayal).

The Ladykillers

The Ladykillers

The Ladykillers takes to the West End stage at the Vaudeville theatre from July 2013, based on the classic 1955 Ealing Comedy film. Adapted for the stage by Graham Linehan, AKA Father Ted, it’s an award-winning romp that’s guaranteed to raise the roof with laughter. Take one little old lady, a gang of criminals, a robbery and mix them together. What do you get? Pure theatre magic!

The Play That Goes Wrong

The Play That Goes Wrong

After benefiting from a large and sudden inheritance, the inept and accident prone Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society embark on producing an ambitious 1920s murder mystery in the West End. Hilarious disaster ensues and the cast start to crack under the pressure, but can they get the production back on track before the final curtain falls?

The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui

The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui

The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui By Bertolt Brecht. In a translation by George Tabori revised by Alistair Beaton. Following a 2012 critically acclaimed sell-out run at Chichester Festival Theatre The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui will transfer to the Duchess Theatre in September with Henry Goodman once more in the title role.

The Winslow Boy

The Winslow Boy

Lindsay Posner directs Terence Rattigan’s compelling play, The Winslow Boy, based on a true story of a father’s fight to clear his son’s name when he is expelled after being convicted of theft.

The Woman in Black

The Woman in Black

This is without a doubt one of the most exciting, gripping and successful theatre events ever staged. Two decades of success proves it. The Woman In Black is unanimously critically acclaimed. And this Stephen Mallatratt adaptation of Susan Hill's best-selling novel is playing at London's Fortune Theatre now!

To Kill A Mockingbird

To Kill A Mockingbird

Following his productions of The Crucible and Lord of the Flies, Artistic Director Timothy Sheader rediscovers this enduring classic in the open air.

Travels With My Aunt

Travels With My Aunt

The Menier Chocolate Factory is excited to announce this revival of Giles Havergal's Olivier-winning adaptation of Graham Greene's classic comic novel Travels With My Aunt.

Untold Stories

Untold Stories

In 2005 Alan Bennett was diagnosed with cancer with only had a year to live. The news prompted him to write Untold Stories, a couple of intimate personal recollections. As astute as you’d expect from the delightfully dry Mr Bennett, they’re as witty as they are touching. A brilliant production, perfectly performed by Alex Jennings.

War Horse

War Horse

This is beautiful theatre. Sensitive, skilful, heart rending and heart warming, the National Theatre's sell out production of War Horse is now playing at the New London Theatre. Amazing life sized puppets help depict an incredible journey as a young man embarks on a thrilling adventure to find his beloved horse.

We're Going on a Bear Hunt

We're Going on a Bear Hunt

If your little ones love Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury's glorious award-winning children's book We’re Going On A Bear Hunt, they’ll adore this stage production. Bringing the book to rowdy, exciting life courtesy of director Sally Cookson, there’s also a lively musical score by Benji Bower. Top notch entertainment for your little ‘uns.

Wozzeck

Wozzeck

Wozzeck tells the story of a simple soldier, troubled by visions, who murders his unfaithful partner and dies, leaving behind an orphaned child.

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