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39 musicals on sale now with live prices and seat maps

All London musicals

The Lion King tickets at Lyceum Theatre, London, London
4.9star rating

The Lion King

Lyceum Theatre, London

Now booking into 2027 at the Lyceum Theatre

from £42

The Phantom Of the Opera tickets at His Majesty's Theatre (Formerly Her Majesty's Theatre), London, London
4.6star rating

The Phantom Of the Opera

His Majesty's Theatre (Formerly Her Majesty's Theatre), London

40th anniversary season at His Majesty’s Theatre, Haymarket. Booking until 2 October 2027

from £30

Les Miserables tickets at Sondheim Theatre, London, London
4.7star rating

Les Miserables

Sondheim Theatre, London

Open-ended West End run at the Sondheim Theatre; tickets on sale on British Theatre

from £30

Matilda The Musical tickets at Cambridge Theatre, London, London
4.6star rating

Matilda The Musical

Cambridge Theatre, London

Open-ended West End run at the Cambridge Theatre (opened 24 November 2011)

from £24

Moulin Rouge the musical tickets at Piccadilly Theatre, London, London
4.8star rating

Moulin Rouge the musical

Piccadilly Theatre, London

West End run at the Piccadilly Theatre; tickets on sale on British Theatre

from £29.27

Hamilton tickets at Victoria Palace Theatre, London, London
4.7star rating

Hamilton

Victoria Palace Theatre, London

Now booking into 2027 at the Victoria Palace Theatre

from £24

Six tickets at Vaudeville Theatre London, London
4.7star rating

Six

Vaudeville Theatre London

Now booking to 28 November 2027 at the Vaudeville Theatre

from £39.50

Hadestown tickets at Lyric Theatre, London, London
4.8star rating

Hadestown

Lyric Theatre, London

West End run at the Lyric Theatre; tickets on sale on British Theatre

from £30

My Neighbour Totoro tickets at Gillian Lynne Theatre, London, London
4.9star rating

My Neighbour Totoro

Gillian Lynne Theatre, London

West End run at the Gillian Lynne Theatre; tickets on sale on British Theatre

from £18

Oliver! tickets at Gielgud Theatre, London, London
4.9star rating

Oliver!

Gielgud Theatre, London

Booking until 14 March 2027

from £24

From The Heart

Garrick Theatre, London

8 October 2026 to 18 October 2026 at the Garrick Theatre

from £30

High School Musical

Wembley Park Theatre, London

12 October 2026 to 3 January 2027 at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre

from £32.40

Miss Saigon

Prince Edward Theatre, London

13 May 2027 to 8 January 2028 at the Prince Edward Theatre

from £24

One Day

Garrick Theatre, London

17 November 2026 to 14 March 2027

from £36

Pinocchio

Shakespeare's Globe, London

28 November 2026 to 3 January 2027

from £6

Rent

Duke Of York's Theatre, London

From 26 September 2026 to 29 May 2027 at the Tom Stoppard Theatre

from £29.27

How to choose a West End musical

London stages more musicals than any city outside New York, and the choice can feel overwhelming on a first visit. A useful way in is to start with what you already love. If you want spectacle and a story the whole family knows, The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre and Wicked at the Apollo Victoria have been reliable first choices for two decades. If you prefer modern scores and sharper wit, Hamilton at the Victoria Palace and The Book of Mormon reward you for paying attention. And if you simply want a joyful night out, Mamma Mia! and Moulin Rouge! The Musical are built for singing along.

Long-running favourites and newer arrivals

The long-runners earn their runs: Les Misérables at the Sondheim Theatre has played London since 1985, and Matilda The Musical remains the Royal Shakespeare Company's biggest West End hit. Alongside them, newer productions arrive from Broadway and beyond every season, recent examples include Hadestown, The Devil Wears Prada and Disney's Hercules at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. The line-up rotates regularly, so check each show's page for current availability and dates.

Tickets, prices and where to sit

Most musicals play Monday to Saturday evenings with two or three matinees a week. Midweek performances are usually the cheapest and easiest to book at short notice; Friday and Saturday evenings sell out first and carry the highest prices. Stalls and Dress Circle seats cost the most, while the upper levels of most theatres offer good views at a much lower price. If budget matters more than the specific show, browse our tickets under £30 and last-minute tickets pages, and see what is on tonight.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a West End musical last?

Most musicals run between 2 hours 20 minutes and 2 hours 50 minutes including a 15 to 20 minute interval. Each show's page lists its exact running time.

Which musical should a first-time visitor pick?

The Lion King, Wicked and Les Misérables are the classic first-timer choices: spectacular, easy to follow and suitable for most ages. If you want something more contemporary, Hamilton is the most acclaimed musical of its generation.

Are West End musicals suitable for children?

Many are, but age guidance varies. The Lion King, Matilda and Hercules welcome younger audiences, while shows like The Book of Mormon carry adult content warnings. Check the age guidance on each show's page before booking.

What should I wear to a musical?

There is no dress code in West End theatres. Most people wear smart-casual clothes, but jeans and trainers are perfectly acceptable.

When should I book musical tickets?

For the biggest titles, booking a few weeks ahead gets the best choice of seats. Midweek performances and matinees generally have the widest availability, and our what's on this weekend

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