Musicals fans, this one’s for you. Experience your favourite shows in 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 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 relive your favourite musicals or experience something completely new. More than 80 shows across the West End and London are offering tickets from just £15, £25 or £35, for a limited time only. From classic favourites like Wicked and Phantom of the Opera to newer hits like The Devil Wears Prada and I’m Every Woman, there’s something everyone will enjoy.
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 musicals to book during London Theatre Week
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
Beetlejuice
Prince Edward Theatre
Booking to 2 January 2027
New show on the block Beetlejuice the Musical brings Tim Burton’s iconic 1988 film comes to life in hauntingly funny fashion. The Olivier and Tony nominated production 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.
Olivier Award nominee David Fynn (School of Rock) stars as the ghost with the most, while Hannah Nordberg (Euphoria) positively shines as goth teenager Lydia Deetz. With plenty of chaotic energy, Beetlejuice is a wickedly funny night out that follows 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
The Phantom of the Opera
His Majesty’s Theatre
Booking to 13 March 2027
Now in its 40th year in the West End, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera is nothing short of musical theatre royalty. This iconic musical is one of the most celebrated musicals ever staged, with more than 70 major theatre awards worldwide under its belt.
The instantly recognisable score features legendary songs including ‘The Music of the Night,’ ‘All I Ask of You’ and ‘Think of Me,’ as it follows the tale of a mysterious masked figure who haunts the Paris Opera House and is captivated by the innocent young soprano, Christine. No matter how many times you’ve seen it, Phantom of the Opera will transport you to a world of candlelit corridors, underground lairs and lavish opera house splendour.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £35
His Majesty's Theatre, London
One Day – The Musical
Garrick Theatre
Booking from 17 November 2026 until 14 March 2027
Following a run at the Lyceum Theatre in Edinburgh, One Day the Musical makes its way to London’s West End this November. Based on the global best-selling novel from David Nicholls, this exciting new musical stars West End darlings Jamie Muscato and Sharon Rose as Dexter and Emma.
A soaring original score accompanies a heartfelt story of love and friendship that spans two decades as it follows the enduring bond between Emma and Dexter, from their first meeting on 15th July 1988 – St. Swithin’s Day – to the life-changing moments that follow each year.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Garrick Theatre, London
High School Musical
Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre
Booking from 12 October 2026 until 3 January 2027
Just in time for the 20th anniversary of the film that had teenagers around the world singing ‘We’re All in This Together,’ comes a brand new stage adaptation of High School Musical. East High comes to London like never before, including an unforgettable immersive basketball court experience.
Original High School Musical film star KayCee Stroh – who starred as the pop’n’lock loving Martha in the films – makes her West End debut as Ms Darbus. Joining her as Coach Bolton in the London production is McFly star Harry Judd. There’s been no better time to dust off your Wildcat spirit and relive iconic songs from the film including ‘Breaking Free,’ ‘Get’cha Head in the Game’ and of course, ‘We’re All in This Together.’
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre, London
Martin Guerre
From the creators ofLes Misérables and Miss Saigon comes the Olivier Award-winning musical Martin Guerre, in an exciting new revival developed and directed by Matthew Warchus at The Old Vic.
30 years after it first premiered in the West End, the musical has been extensively rewritten by creators Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg and will feature new music, new lyrics, new folk-inflected orchestrations and a thrilling new In The Round staging. The musical is loosely based on the real-life historical figure Martin Guerre, a missing peasant in the 16th Century whose friend returns to his village and takes his place.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Old Vic, London
Cabaret
Playhouse Theatre
Booking until 30 January 2027
This electrifying revival of Cabaret, which celebrates 5 years in the West End this November, has been wowing audiences from the moment they set foot into the Kit Kat Club at the Playhouse Theatre. This groundbreaking musical features unforgettable songs like ‘Willkommen,’ ‘Maybe This Time,’ and ‘Don’t Tell Mama,’ as it transports the audience to 1930s Berlin.
Nominated for 11 Olivier Awards and winning 7 including Best Musical Revival, Cabaret also features a rotating roster of star appearances. Jamie Muscato (Heathers: The Musical, Moulin Rouge! The Musical) is currently starring as the Emcee until 19 September and Joy Woods (Little Shop of Horrors, Gypsy) plays Sally Bowles until 5 September. Following on from them are Pitch Perfect star Skylar Astin and Modern Family star Sarah Hyland.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £35
Playhouse Theatre (Kit Kat Club), 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
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
Titanique
Criterion Theatre
Booking until 3 January 2027
Queen of the Power Ballad, meet the Heart of the Ocean. Hit musical Titanique has taken both Broadway and the West End by storm, and it’s an unmissable night out. When Céline Dion hilariously hijacks a Titanic Museum tour, audiences are treated to a wildly reimagined version of the Oscar winning film, rewrites Titanic’s most beloved moments and asking what really happened to Jack and Rose.
Backed by a full live band, the show features iconic hits from the singer’s iconic catalogue like ‘All by Myself,’ ‘To Love You More’ and of course, ‘My Heart Will Go On.’ This hilarious Olivier Award winning musical is packed with 90s nostalgia, powerhouse vocals and plenty of laughs. You don’t want to miss this.
London Theatre Week Offer: Save up to 49%
Criterion Theatre, London
Avenue Q
Shaftesbury Theatre
Booking to 3 January 2027
Tony Award-winning musical Avenue Q is back in the West End and it’s better than ever. Bringing the nostalgia of Jim Henson style puppets into the grown-up world with its grown-up problems, this hit musical is a laugh-out-loud show that explores racism, sex and trying to find your way in life.
The puppets, designed by former Sesame Street puppeteer Rick Lyon, are the star of the show, but the score shines just as bright. Hilarious musical numbers like ‘Everyone’s a Little Bit Racist,’ ‘If You Were Gay,’ and ‘It Sucks to be Me,’ will have you in stitches. This favourite is definitely worth a visit.
London Theatre Week Offer: Save up to 56%
Judi Dench Theatre (formerly Shaftesbury Theatre), London
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