- Venue Charing Cross Theatre, London
- Performance dates Booking to 8 August 2026
- Running time 2 hours 20 minutes (including interval)
- Age guidelines 12+
Dark of the Moon Tickets London
Dark of the Moon is a haunting new musical playing at Charing Cross Theatre in London from 18 May to 8 August.
Inspired by the classic American play, this atmospheric production tells a powerful story of love, prejudice and the supernatural, set between a rural Appalachian town and the mysterious Smoky Mountains.
An acclaimed cast includes Glenn Adamson (Bat Out of Hell The Musical) and Lauren Jones (Bonnie & Clyde).
With a thrilling score that blends country, bluegrass and rock, the musical follows the forbidden romance between John, a curious witch-boy, and Barbara Allen, a human girl. As their relationship challenges centuries of fear and superstition, the pair must confront the consequences of a mysterious bargain made by the dark of the moon.
Secure your Dark of the Moon London tickets now and experience this spellbinding new musical.
About Dark of the Moon the Musical
Set in the Appalachian Mountains, Dark of the Moon explores the clash between two worlds — a close-knit human community and a mystical realm of witches and warlocks.
Longing to live among humans, a young witch named John makes a dangerous pact that allows him to take human form. During his time in the town he meets Barbara Allen, a compassionate young woman whose kindness leads them to fall in love.
But their relationship unsettles the traditions of both worlds. Suspicion grows within the town while powerful forces from the mountains watch closely, reminding John that the promise made under the dark of the moon may come at a devastating cost.
Combining rich folklore, romance and an electrifying musical score, Dark of the Moon brings a timeless American legend to the London stage.
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Performance Information
Check booking calendar for full details
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- Group Bookings For groups of 10+ enquire here
Stars and Creatives
Who is in the cast of Dark of the Moon?
Starring:
- Glenn Adamson (Bat Out of Hell, US & Australasian Tour) as John, The Witch Boy
- Lauren Jones (The Addams Family) as Barbara Allen
- Sue Appleby (Harry Potter and the Cursed Child) as Gemma Allen
- Josie Benson (Mamma Mia!;) as Conjur Woman
- Jordan Broatch (& Juliet) as Devin
- Martin Callaghan (Chitty Chitty Bang Bang) as Preacher Haggler
- Sophia Duncan (Roles We’ll Never Play) as Ella Bergen
- David-Michael Johnson (The Creakers) as Mr. Wharton
- Thomas-Lee Kidd (Fiddler on the Roof) as Thomas Allen
- Al Knott (Starlight Express) as Raven
- Kiah Lindsay (A Christmas Carol) as Grace/Katie
- Gemma Maclean (Mamma Mia! The Party) as Patricia Bergen
- Wills Mercado (The Last Five Years) as Floyd Allen
- Samuel Murray (Bonnie and Clyde) as Marvin Hudgens
- Gary Turner (The Bodyguard) as Conjur Man
- Appolilly Szwarc (High Society) as Arwen
- Will Foggin (My Fair Lady) as onstage swing
- Vieve Hamilton (Cinderella) as onstage swing
- Nick Wyschna (Death Comes to Pemberley) as onstage swing
Who are the creative team of Dark of the Moon?
Book by Jonathan Prince
Music and Lyrics by Lindy Robbins, Dave Bassett & Steve Robson
Based on the play by Howard D Richardson and William Berney
By special arrangement with the Richardson/Yale Property Trust, Elliot S. Blair, Administrator
- Director: Georgie Rankcom
- Choreographer: Jane McMurtrie
- Musical Supervisor: Brad Haak
- Music Director: Matt Herbert
- Orchestrator: Dillon Kondor
- Casting Director: Peter Noden
- Production Designer: Libby Todd
- Lighting Designer: Jonathan Chan
- Sound Designer: Andrew Johnson
Venue Information
Charing Cross Theatre , The Arches, Villiers Street, London, WC2N 6NL
Nearest Tube or Train: Charing Cross (Northern line, Bakerloo line)
Nearest Buses: (Strand) 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 87, 91, 139, 176
Critics' reviews of Dark of the Moon
The power and personality of its singers and music lift this Twilight-esque story
Incredibly exciting
Lauren Jones and Glenn Adamson give heart and soul

















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