London Theatre Week is now in it’s final days and now is your last chance to save. This year’s campaign has featured a bumper selection of West End and Off-West End productions across the capital, including old favourites alongside newer arrivals. These are our picks of what to book before London Theatre Week comes to an end on 13 September.
There’s never been a better time to make sure your diary through the autumn has plenty of theatre dates. With London Theatre Week coming to an end, this is your final chance to get tickets from £15, £25 and £35, with over 80 incredible shows across London participating. From old classics like Wicked and Phantom of the Opera, to new productions taking the West End by storm, like Oh, Mary and the new revival of Into the Woods, there’s something for everyone.
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.
Looking for best musicals or top plays to book during London Theatre Week? We’ve got you covered.
Don’t forget: all London Theatre Week offers must be booked by 13 September 2026.
Best shows to book during the final week of London Theatre Week
Beetlejuice
Prince Edward Theatre
Booking to 2 January 2027
Time is of the essence if you want to catch this show. Beetlejuice the Musical officially departs the West End on 2 January 2027, so if you’re keen to see the ghost with the most, book your tickets now. This hilarious new musical brings Tim Burton’s iconic 1988 film comes to life in hauntingly funny fashion 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
Affluenza
Riverside Studios
Booking 26 September 2026 until 21 November 2026
Stranger Things star Noah Schnapp is set to make his stage debut in the world premiere of Affluenza, written and directed by Andy Sandberg. Inspired by true events, the play follows the devastating aftermath of a teen’s reckless drunken car ride, exploring the ripple effects of power and privilege.
Joining Schnapp in the new play are Janette Manrara (Strictly Come Dancing) and Rupert Young (Bridgerton), alongside Juliet Cowan and Wallis Currie-Wood .
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Riverside Studios, 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
Into the Woods
Noël Coward Theatre
Booking from 22 September 2026 until 9 January 2027
Olivier Award-winning revival Into the Woods skips into the West End this September following a sell-out run at the Bridge Theatre. This delightfully dark musical from Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine weaves together classic fairy tales from The Brothers Grimm for a gripping adventure in the deep dark woods.
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
The Hunger Games on Stage
Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre
Booking until 14 February 2027
Citizens of Panem, now is the time to relive the magic of Suzanne Collins’ acclaimed novel and Lionsgate’s blockbuster film. Staged spectacularly in-the-round, The Hunger Games on Stage offers epic spectacle and an immersive experience as it follows heroine Katniss Everdeen on a journey of self-discovery, as she emerges as a beacon of rebellion and hope.
Now entering its second year, the production ambitiously brings the epic story to life with extraordinary stunts and illusions in an unforgettable theatrical experience.
London Theatre Week Offer: Save up to 56%
Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre, London
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 combines Julie Taymor’s visionary direction and groundbreaking puppetry with Elton John, Tim Rice and Lebo M’s unforgettable music to bring the Disney film to life.
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
Oh, Mary!
Trafalgar Theatre
Booking until 2 January 2027
Quickly becoming one of the most talked-about comedies in the West End, Oh, Mary! is a must-see production with wildly irreverent, fast-paced satire plenty of laughs. The play reimagines the private life of Mary Todd Lincoln in the chaotic weeks leading up to Abraham Lincoln’s assassination.
Two-time RuPaul’s Drag Race champion and Strictly star Jinkx Monsoon currently stars as Mary, a role she also played in a sell-out run on Broadway. Comedian and Ghosts actress Lolly Adefope is set to step into Mary’s boots for a limited 10-week season from 28 September until 5 December 2026.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Trafalgar Theatre, London
Phantom of the Opera
His Majesty’s Theatre
Booking to 13 March 2027
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera is nothing short of musical theatre royalty. Now in its 40th year in the West End, 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.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £35
His Majesty's Theatre, London
Wicked
Apollo Victoria Theatre
Booking to 30 May 2027
Welcome to Oz, before Dorothy dropped by. 20 years after it first set the London stages alight, award-winning musical Wicked is just as impressive as ever. It’s remained a longtime 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 that tells the story of Glinda the Good Witch and the Wicked Witch of the West, before we meet them in The Wizard of Oz.
London Theatre Week Offer: Tickets from £25
Apollo Victoria Theatre, London
Book of Mormon
Prince of Wales Theatre
Booking to 23 January 2027
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
Much Ado About Nothing
Shakespeare’s Globe
Booking until 24 October 2026
Catch the last of the summer sun with a trip to Shakespeare’s Globe, the ultimate theatre experience. This vibrant new production of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing transforms the famous open air theatre into sun-soaked Messina. There, audiences will find sharp tongues, short tempers and savage gossip.
Beatrice has sworn off men for good — yet her electric sparring with the equally stubborn Benedick suggests unfinished business neither can ignore. Their verbal duels crackle with intelligence and desire, masking attraction behind cutting humour.
London Theatre Week Offer: Save up to 39%
Shakespeare's Globe, London
The Mousetrap
St Martin’s Theatre
Booking to 18 July 2027
There’s never been a better time to see The Mousetrap, Agatha Christie’s iconic whodunnit that recently celebrated 30,000 performances in the West End. The world’s longest running play has been captivating audiences with silent clues, shifting shadows and the best kept secret in theatre history since 1952.
Why not attempt to follow the clues yourself? The murder-mystery masterpiece follows a group of strangers gathered together in a remote country house only to discover there’s a murderer in their midst.
London Theatre Week Offer: Save up to 49%
St Martin's Theatre, London
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