Tickets are on sale now for Sylvia’s return to London, as the Olivier Award-winning musical plays a limited three-night residency at the Royal Albert Hall from 13 to 15 November 2026.
Beverley Knight, who won the Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role for the production, reprises her performance as Emmeline Pankhurst, alongside Naomi Katiyo (Hamilton, Just For One Day: The Live Aid Musical) as her daughter Sylvia, the rebellious, lesser-known Pankhurst at the heart of the suffragette movement. The production returns to London direct from a sold-out run at The Old Vic.
Book your tickets for Sylvia at the Royal Albert Hall here.
Fusing hip hop, funk and soul, Sylvia tells the story of a woman torn between family, politics and passion. While her mother and sister fought for women’s suffrage, Sylvia broke away to campaign for the forgotten: working women, the impoverished, the silenced, risking everything, including her own family relationships, in pursuit of change.
It’s directed and choreographed by Kate Prince of ZooNation, with an electrifying score by Josh Cohen and DJ Walde.
With the limited dates already selling fast, this is a rare chance to catch the acclaimed production before it’s gone.
Plan your visit to Sylvia
- Venue: Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AP
- Dates: 13 – 15 November 2026
- Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes, including one interval
- Age guidance: Ages 5+ recommended; all customers aged 14 or under must be accompanied by an adult
- Tickets: On sale now, from £43
Royal Albert Hall, London
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