It’s never been easier to experience the best of the West End this summer thanks to London Theatre Week. Running until 13 September 2026, this is your chance to book tickets for some incredible shows in the West End and across London, from just £15, £25 or £35. These are the ones you shouldn’t miss.
London Theatre Week is officially back and it’s the perfect excuse to experience something new, revisit an old favourite or finally book the show that’s been on your list. For a limited time, you can get tickets from just £15, £25 or £35 across more than 80 incredible shows. From Disney’s The Lion King, Wicked and The Devil Wears Prada to The Mousetrap, Avenue Q and more, there’s something for every kind of theatre fan.
We’ve rounded up our top picks to make sure you can get your hands on the most exciting tickets to shows running through summer and beyond.
Don’t forget: all London Theatre Week offers must be booked by 13 September 2026.
Top shows to book during London Theatre Week
The Lion King
Lyceum Theatre
Booking to 16 May 2027
Whether it’s your first or fiftieth time seeing The Lion King, this is one musical that doesn’t disappoint. Now in its 27th record-breaking year at the Lyceum Theatre, this iconic musical brings Simba’s coming-of-age story to life on stage.
Based on the animated Disney film, this internationally acclaimed production combines Julie Taymor’s visionary direction and groundbreaking puppetry with Elton John, Tim Rice and Lebo M’s unforgettable music.
Relive familiar songs like ‘Circle of Life’, ‘Hakuna Matata’ and ‘Can You Feel the Love Tonight?’ alongside brand-new music written just for the stage adaptation. The Lion King remains one of the most unforgettable nights out in the West End, full of vibrancy and visual magic.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Lyceum Theatre, London
The Producers
Garrick Theatre
Booking to 19 September 2026
Now in its final weeks, hit musical The Producers is one to book while you still can. Directed by Tony Award winner Patrick Marber, this revival of Mel Brooks’ famous film-turned-musical is packed with catchy melodies and plenty of the filmmaker’s signature zany humour.
One of the season’s smash hits, The Producers follows down and out producer Max Bialystock, who ropes his mousy accountant Leo Bloom into a scheme to stage the biggest flop Broadway has ever seen. This major revival arrived in the West End to great acclaim, following a stellar run at Menier Chocolate Factory.
Crowd-pleasing musical numbers like ‘I Wanna Be a Producer,’ ‘Keep It Gay,’ and ‘Springtime for Hitler’ lend themselves well to an uproariously funny and borderline offensive book, that leaves audiences laughing from start to finish.
London Theatre Week Offer: Save up to 51%
Garrick Theatre, London
The Book of Mormon
Prince of Wales Theatre
Booking to 5 September 2026
Nine-time Tony Award and four-time Olivier Award-winning Best Musical The Book of Mormon is a must see this London Theatre Week. This long running musical has been entertaining West End audiences since 2013 and it shows no signs of slowing down.
From the creators of South Park, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, alongside EGOT winner Robert Lopez (Avenue Q), this outrageously funny musical follows the misadventures of a mismatched pair of missionaries, who have been dispatched on a mission to Uganda that doesn’t quite go to plan.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Prince of Wales Theatre, London
Beetlejuice the Musical
Prince Edward Theatre
Booking to 5 September 2026
Tim Burton’s iconic 1988 film comes to life in hauntingly funny fashion in new West End musical Beetlejuice the Musical. The Olivier and Tony nominated musical brings the strange and unusual world of the infamous ‘ghost-with-the-most’ life with jaw-dropping effects, inventive staging even a sandworm or two.
Starring Olivier Award nominee David Fynn (School of Rock) in the titular role, alongside Hannah Nordberg (Euphoria) as Lydia Deetz, this musical brings plenty of chaotic energy. It’s a wickedly funny night out that follows gothic teenager Lydia as she finds her home overrun by recently deceased ghosts. When she summons the eccentric and unhinged spirit Beetlejuice, what follows is a riotous adventure of hauntings, hilarity and heart.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Prince Edward Theatre, London
High School Musical
Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre
Booking from 12 October 2026 until 3 January 2027
It’s been 20 years since the Disney Channel original movie too the world by storm. This brand-new production of High School Musical brings East High to London with an unforgettable immersive basketball court experience.
Starring in the London production are McFly star Harry Judd, who takes on the role of Coach Bolton alongside original High School Musical film star KayCee Stroh as Ms Darbus.
Relive your favourite iconic songs from the film including ‘Breaking Free,’ ‘Get’cha Head in the Game’ and of course, ‘We’re All in This Together.’ Book your tickets now so you don’t miss out on this limited run. Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre, London
Les Misérables
Sondheim Theatre
Booking to 13 March 2027
Now celebrating its 40th anniversary, Les Misérables remains one of London’s most essential theatre experiences. There’s nothing quite like hearing ‘I Dreamed a Dream,’ ‘One Day More’ or ‘On My Own’ from the legendary score by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg (Miss Saigon) performed live. Couple that with a powerhouse cast and exciting staging, this is one unmissable theatre experience, no matter how many times you’ve seen it before.
Les Misérables is a moving story of redemption set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, following ex-convict Jean Valjean as he attempts to rebuild his life after serving 17 years in prison for stealing a loaf of bread for his starving niece. What follows is a story of love, sacrifice, justice and hope.
London Theatre Week Offer: Save up to 31%
Sondheim Theatre, London
Disney’s Hercules
Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Booking to 5 September 2026
Now in its final weeks, Hercules is one to see before it departs the West End. The hilariously entertaining musical sees the iconic animated film to life with plenty of flair.
Hercules brings the animated film to live on stage, with iconic songs like ‘Go the Distance,’ ‘Zero to Hero’ and ‘I Won’t Say (I’m in Love)’ alongside brand-new songs written for the stage. This funny, fast and gloriously over-the-top adventure is full of heart as it follows a demigod who is just looking for where he belongs, taking and giving a few knocks along the way.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London
Wicked
Apollo Victoria Theatre
Booking to 30 May 2027
20 years after it first set the London stages alight, Wicked is just as impressive as ever. The award-winning musical has seen renewed interest in recent years, thanks to the release of blockbuster films Wicked and Wicked: For Good, but here in the West End, the hit musical is a long-time favourite with theatregoers.
Stephen Schwartz’s score features popular hits such as ‘The Wizard and I,’ ‘Popular’ and the instantly iconic ‘Defying Gravity,’ for a whirlwind adventure through Oz before Dorothy arrived.
The anniversary cast is led by West End stars Emma Kingston as Elphaba and Zizi Strallen as Glinda, who are also joined by Broadway favourite Jordan Litz making his West End debut as Fiyero.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Apollo Victoria Theatre, London
Into the Woods
Noël Coward Theatre
Booking from 22 September 2026 until 9 January 2027
Following a sell-out run at the Bridge Theatre, the Olivier Award-winning new production of Into the Woods comes to the West End this September. Weaving together classic fairy tales from The Brothers Grimm, this delightfully dark musical from Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine is a must see.
Directed by Jordan Fein (Fiddler on the Roof) and designed by Tony Award-winner Tom Scutt (Cabaret), this reimagined staging has been praised by critics for bringing new life to one of Sondheim’s masterpieces. The West End transfer plays a strictly limited season at the Noël Coward Theatre, so book your tickets now!
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £15
Noël Coward Theatre, London
Oh, Mary!
Trafalgar Theatre
Booking until 2 January 2027
Hilarious comedy Oh, Mary! has been a hit in the West End since it arrived from across the pond in 2025. Following the trend on Broadway of star actors stepping into the role of Mary for a limited run, the West End production has announced several stars in recent months. Jinkx Monsoon currently stars in this outrageous comedy until 26 September, after which Ghosts star Lolly Adefope will take over.
This outrageous fast paced comedy, which critics praised across the board when it first opened, follows the former first lady in the weeks leading up to Abraham Lincoln’s assassination. Written by Cole Escola and directed by Sam Pinkelton (Amélie, Here We Are), Oh, Mary! snagged a 2026 Olivier Award for Best New Comedy play as well as two Tony Awards for its Broadway iteration in 2025.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Trafalgar Theatre, London
Sinatra The Musical
Aldwych Theatre
Booking until 10 April 2027
Sinatra the Musical brings one of the most iconic performers of all time to life at the Aldwych Theatre, featuring as many of the crooner’s greatest hits come to life. West End star Joel Harper-Jackson steps into the iconic shoes of Frank Sinatra, taking on classics like ‘Come Fly with Me’, ‘The Best is Yet to Come’ and more.
Directed and choreographed by Olivier and Tony Award winner Kathleen Marshall (Anything Goes), this musical follows Old Blue Eyes at a defining moment in his life: caught between fame, family and scandal, Sinatra sets out to rescue his career from a talespin. All he has to do is take the stage. It’s the story of one of the greatest comebacks in showbiz history.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Aldwych Theatre, London
The Devil Wears Prada
Dominion Theatre
Booking to 6 February 2027
This is your last chance to see stage and screen veteran Vanessa Williams (Ugly Betty, Desperate Housewives) take the stage as Miranda Priestly. She brings her star power and bite to one of modern pop culture’s most iconic roles until 19 September 2026.
Based on the film Based on Lauren Weisberger’s bestselling novel and the hit film, The Devil Wears Prada brings the high-pressure world of Runway magazine to life with sharp humour and high fashion. Tony Award winner Jerry Mitchell (Legally Blonde the Musical, Kinky Boots) directs and choreographs this hit musical with a blockbuster score by music legend Elton John (Aida, Billy Elliot).
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Dominion Theatre, London
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