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Discover the latest and greatest musicals and plays in London with our guide to top theatre in the West End and beyond. Revisit your favourite show or find something new, with top seats and great ticket prices.
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is the eighth story in the Harry Potter series and continues to dazzle at the Palace Theatre
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Our recommended shows to see in London’s West End right now and beyond. Find the best seats at great prices.
Caissie Levy – Presale opens 10:00, Thurs 28 Aug 2026
Caissie Levy Live at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane will see one of Broadway’s most celebrated voices bring her unmistakable sound, artistry and emotional force to the concert hall, blending iconic tunes from her Broadway career (Ghost, Frozen, Wicked, Les Misérables, Hair), with contemporary classics and personal storytelling. It’s an intimate, electrifying night of fearless vocals, iconic songs and connection.
The Mousetrap
Now booking into a record-breaking 75th year, this landmark production remains as thrilling as ever. A shocking murder. Seven strangers snowed in at a remote country guesthouse. A police sergeant arrives with a warning no one expects.
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Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular
Multiple dates
Empress Museum, London
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FAQs
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Ticketmaster has exclusive discounts and savings on top West End shows throughout the year. Visit our dedicated theatre offers guide to explore all current West End offers.
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Evening performances of shows in the West End usually start at 19:30, with doors opening at theatres from 18:30. There can be some variations on this, so it is best to check your ticket for earlier or later start times.
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Views of the stage are different depending on where you sit, the Stalls are usually on the ground floor, and offer the best, closest views of the stage.
The Dress Circle or Royal Circle is usually the middle level, or top level in smaller theatres, and gives you a view of the stage from above, which is great for musicals and big dance numbers. Boxes are usually located at Dress Circle height.
The Grand Circle is usually the highest level in the theatre, and you can usually buy these tickets at lower prices (though be aware that legroom might be limited in these sections).
Some theatres also have a Balcony, which can be at the same level or higher than the Grand Circle. These seats often have a restricted view, and the view of the stage is from a high vantage point.
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Most London theatres will allow a small bag to place under your seat. You will be advised not to bring large bags to venues, but each theatre will have its own policy.
If you are planning on bringing more than a rucksack or handbag, it is best to check with the theatre you are visiting to find out if they have a cloakroom available.
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West End theatres generally don’t have a dress code, so you can wear whatever you feel most comfortable in!
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Arriving at the theatre around 30 minutes before the start of the show will give you enough time to have your tickets scanned, go through any security checks and find your seat to be comfortably seated before the show begins.
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The latecomers policy will vary from show to show, some shows will only let latecomers into the auditorium when there is a suitable break in the performance, and some don’t allow entry at all once the show has started, so it’s best to arrive around 30 minutes before the start of show to avoid disappointment.
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