
Jesus Christ Superstar - Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Theatre Royal Drury Lane

London Coliseum

London Coliseum

The Tom Stoppard Theatre (formerly the Duke of York's Theatre)

Adelphi Theatre

Lyceum Theatre

Sondheim Theatre

Savoy Theatre

Noël Coward Theatre

Apollo Victoria Theatre

Prince of Wales Theatre

Empress Museum

His Majesty's Theatre

Gielgud Theatre

Dominion Theatre

Playhouse Theatre (Kit Kat Club)

Prince Edward Theatre

Victoria Palace Theatre

Barbican Theatre

Lyric Hammersmith


Old Royal Naval College Greenwich

Gillian Lynne Theatre

Lyric Hammersmith

Judi Dench Theatre (formerly Shaftesbury Theatre)

Charing Cross Theatre

Prince Edward Theatre


Young Vic Theatre

Theatre Royal Haymarket

Prince Edward Theatre

Hackney Empire

National Theatre - Olivier Theatre

Menier Chocolate Factory


Charing Cross Theatre

Charing Cross Theatre

Garrick Theatre

London Coliseum

London Coliseum

London Coliseum

Park Theatre

Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre

The Other Palace

Criterion Theatre

Theatre Royal Haymarket

Vaudeville Theatre

The Arts at Marble Arch

Novello Theatre

Fortune Theatre

Lyric Theatre

Piccadilly Theatre

Cambridge Theatre

Hampstead Theatre

Cambridge Theatre

Bridge Theatre

Judi Dench Theatre (formerly Shaftesbury Theatre)

Aldwych Theatre

Criterion Theatre

St Martin's Theatre

The Other Palace



London’s West End theatre district is home to some of the world’s most popular musicals, including long-running productions, Broadway transfers and new premieres opening throughout the year. From large-scale stage spectacles to intimate musical comedies, audiences can choose from a wide range of shows across London’s leading theatres.
Popular venues for West End musicals include the London Palladium, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, the Dominion Theatre and the Lyceum Theatre.
Several London musicals have become cultural landmarks, running for many years and attracting audiences from around the world. These established West End musicals often sell out during school holidays and peak travel seasons, so early booking is recommended.
Long-running favourites such as The Phantom of the Opera, The Lion King and Les Misérables continue to offer performances well in advance and remain among the most in-demand musicals in London.
New productions such as Paddington The Musical, alongside other major West End premieres, are now booking well into 2027, giving audiences the opportunity to secure preferred dates before peak performances sell out.
Checking performance schedules early provides the widest choice of seating options and pricing bands.
Most West End musicals run between 2 and 2.5 hours including an interval. Evening performances typically begin at 7:30pm, with matinees available on selected weekdays and Saturdays.
Ticket prices vary depending on demand, seating location and performance date. Availability can change quickly for weekend and peak-season performances.
Browse the shows above to compare dates, ticket prices and live availability for London musicals booking into 2027.
London’s West End hosts long-running musicals, Broadway transfers and limited-run premieres throughout the year. You can view all musicals currently playing in London and booking into 2027 in the listings above.
Many West End musicals are available to book months or even years ahead, with selected productions currently booking well into 2027. Booking early provides the widest choice of dates and seating options.
Ticket prices for London musicals vary depending on the production, seating location and performance date. Prices may be higher for weekend and peak-season performances. You can compare available price bands and seating options when selecting your performance.
Evening performances typically begin at 7:30pm, with matinee performances often starting between 2pm and 3pm on selected days. Exact performance times are listed on each show’s booking page.