Peppa Pig's Big Family Show: UK Tour and London Tickets

Peppa Pig’s Big Family Show is the live stage production based on the hugely popular children's series, and it is one of the most searched-for family theatre tickets in the country. This guide covers what the show is, the 2026 UK tour, the London dates, the running time and how to book, so you can plan a first theatre trip that younger children will love.

What is Peppa Pig's Big Family Show?

Peppa Pig's Big Family Show is a live, interactive stage show featuring Peppa, George, Mummy Pig, Daddy Pig and friends as life-size puppets and characters. In this story, a new arrival is on the way and the whole family is busy getting ready, with building and decorating to be done before the big day. It is designed for younger children, with songs, games and plenty of chances for the audience to join in.

How long is Peppa Pig's Big Family Show?

The show runs for approximately 1 hour 20 minutes, including one interval. That length, with a break in the middle, is well judged for younger children who may not be used to sitting still for a full-length production, and the interval is a good moment for a stretch or a snack.

Peppa Pig's Big Family Show London dates

The show plays in London at the Theatre Royal Haymarket over the festive season, with performances scheduled from 4 December 2026 to 3 January 2027. The Haymarket run typically offers late-morning and early-afternoon performances, which suit family schedules and nap times. Because a Christmas run in a West End house is popular with families, the best dates tend to go early. See current performance times and availability at Peppa Pig’s Big Family Show.

Is Peppa Pig on tour in 2026?

Yes. As well as the London run, Peppa Pig's Big Family Show tours theatres across the UK and Ireland through 2026 before the festive West End dates. If you are not in London, it is well worth checking whether the tour is visiting a theatre near you. Live shows for young audiences change regularly, so the current production and its dates are the ones to book against.

Tips for a first theatre trip with young children

Arrive in good time so there is no rush to find your seats before the lights go down, and factor in a visit to the facilities beforehand. Aisle seats or seats towards the front of a section can help smaller children see the stage and feel part of the action. If your child is new to live theatre, the interval is a natural point to check in and, if needed, take a short break.

How to book

You can see current dates, performance times and live availability for the London run and the wider tour at Peppa Pig’s Big Family Show and through tickadoo. For the festive West End dates in particular, booking ahead gives you the best choice of performances and seats for your group.