Theatre Tickets Today in London

Let us take you back to the early 20th century, when travelling by train for…

Chaos reigns as soon as you walk through the door in this fully immersive show…

Think you've got the queen of rock and roll all figured out? Well, think again. TINA: The Tina Turner Musical at Aldwych Theatre is turning up the volume on her incredible life story. Get ready to bust a move to all her classic tunes and Motown hits at the show. These catchy numbers like What's Love Got to Do With It, Proud Mary, River Deep Mountain High, and Better Be Good To Me will have you busting a move in your seat for just £13 a pop.

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Head to the Vaudeville Theatre to catch Six The Singalong and uncover the stories of each of Henry VIII's wives. It's their time to shine as they form the ultimate Tudor pop princess group and belt out hit after hit as part of their histo-remix. 

Long before Dorothy clicked her heels and went to Oz there was Glinda the Good Witch and Elphaba, the Wicked Witch of the West. Wicked is the story of how these two unlikely friends came to be foes. It's truly a Gravity-Defying masterpiece, having been adapted for the stage by Winnie Holzman and featuring music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz.

20 years after the film was released, hit Broadway musical Mean Girls is taking to the West End, with a series of brilliant shows at the Savoy Theatre. Watch as the plastics rule North Shore High, with iconic quotes and brilliant songs along the way. Whether you're bringing along your best friends or your cool mum, you can nab tickets from £83.50 per person.

This new musical tells the story of the iconic film The Devil Wears Prada, in which aspiring journalist Andy scores a job with the terrifying Miranda Priestly. Head to the Dominion Theatre to enjoy an original score from Elton John alongside direction and choreography by three-time Tony Award winner Jerry Mitchell, with tickets starting from as little as £31 per person.

Brought to the stage by the acclaimed director Julie Taymor, The Lion King is one of the most iconic musicals around. This beloved show has been performed in London for more than 20 years, and currently you can catch it at the Lyceum Theatre. With music from Elton John. Tim Rice and Hans Zimmer, you'll be transported to Africa through brilliant songs and mesmerising visuals - with tickets starting at only £46 per person.

Hawkins, 1959: a seemingly regular town with everyday troubles. But when the new kid, Henry Creel, shows up, it's clear that a fresh start isn't as clear-cut as it seems. Sound familiar? Put together by an award-snatching team, Phoenix Theatre's Stranger Things: The First Shadow pushes the limits of theatrical storytelling and stagecraft, whisking you back to the beginning of the Stranger Things saga – and maybe even revealing its end.

Make your way to the Sondheim Theatre in Soho for a performance you'll never forget, as Cameron Mackintosh's acclaimed new production of Les Miserables is taking place there. This iconic musical has been performed in 52 different countries over the years, telling the story of peasant Jean Valjean in early 19th century France. The score is truly unbeatable, with amazing set design to match, and you can secure your spot for only £31.

The winner of 11 Tony Awards, a Grammy and a Pulitzer Prize, Hamilton is the critically acclaimed musical that's talked about all over the world. Written by Lin Manuel Miranda, this brilliant show tells the story of American Founding Father Alexander Hamilton through song - from rap and hip hop to jazz. This performance is taking place at the Victoria Palace Theatre, with tickets starting from only £25.

Clueless The Musical is a brand new musical that brings back the Cher Horowitz we know and love, bringing the antics of this fashion extraordinaire and match-maker to the stage. The popular 1995 teen comedy film was written and directed by Amy Heckerling, who returns to create the book here.

Topping it off? New music from multi-platinum singer-songwriter KT Tunstall and lyrics by Grammy® winner and three-time Tony® nominee Glenn Slater (also known for Sister Act The Musical, Tangled and School of Rock).

Grab tickets from £35 per person to Titanique, an alternative retelling of Rose and Jack's heartbreaking love story aboard the iconic ship. It begins with Celine Dion hijacking a Titanic Museum tour and giving the lowdown on what really happened on that fateful night, featuring show-stopping tunes, pop culture references and so much more.