London Theatre Tickets

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A top night out in London's theatres, including West End shows!

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The Royal Albert Hall is one of London's most treasured buildings, first opened by Queen Victoria in 1871. Performances in all genres have taken place on its famous stage and visitors can join a guide for a behind-the-scenes tour! The Royal Albert Hall is located in Kensington and is easy to reach by tube or bus.

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Shakespeare’s Globe is a stunning and architecturally accurate recreation of the bard’s original theatrical home from 1599. It features an authentic Tudor exterior and thatch roof (the only one in London) while the interior is a loving ode to the way Shakespeare’s plays were viewed by Shakespeare’s public.

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Bask in the awe-inspiring grandeur of the iconic Piccadilly Theatre, a cultural landmark that's been at the heart of London's vibrant scene since 1928. With one of the largest stages in the city, the Piccadilly has been the backdrop for a diverse range of performances, enthralling audiences with its vivid tapestry of entertainment. This shining beacon of culture has played host to renowned talents like Judi Dench, Ian McKellen, and Barbara Dickson. From the heartrending melodies of 'Ghost the Musical', the infectious energy of 'Jersey Boys', to the timeless charm of 'Annie', the Piccadilly Theatre crafts an indelible, timeless experience in the throbbing heart of London.

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Established in 1907, the Sondheim Theatre brims with historic charm. Despite suffering severe damage during a World War II bombing in 1940, the theatre stands today. Its modern exterior and foyer belie the untouched grandeur of the auditorium within. After a 20-year hiatus, the theatre reopened. It has played host to many stars, hosting stellar performances from the likes of Fred Astaire, Noel Coward, and Kenneth Branagh. The Sondheim Theatre has been the home of the classic musical, Les Misérables since 2004.

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When you visit Her Majesty's Theatre, you'll take a journey through time. With a history dating back to 1705, the current building was established in 1897. The theatre has been home to a diverse range of productions, from Shakespearean adaptations to record-breaking runs like Chu Chin Chow. The iconic venue has hosted legendary figures such as Jenny Lind and Beethoven, and it's been a stage for musicals like West Side Story, Fiddler on the Roof, and the long-running sensation, The Phantom of the Opera.

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Situated in the heart of the West End since 1930, the Cambridge Theatre exudes a timeless charm. You'll find it a cozy, unique setting that's perfect for big musicals as well as intimate plays.

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You're in for a treat at the Vaudeville Theatre, steeped in history since its 1870 inception and subsequent rebuilds. The current structure, built in 1926, still showcases remarkable relics like thunder drums and lightning sheets from early stagecraft, creating a unique atmosphere. This venue has hosted a diverse array of productions, from the captivating rhythm of Stomp! to classic plays like The Importance of Being Earnest and contemporary hits like Six.

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Steeped in a rich 200-year history, the enchanting Adelphi Theatre has stunning Art Deco interiors that have set the scene for hundreds of theatrical performances in London.

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You'll be treated to a captivating show at the Prince of Wales Theatre in London, in operation since 1884. The ornate and opulent auditorium boasts a stunning Art Deco design, with intricate details and rich, luxurious décor. The stage often hosts some of the most exciting and acclaimed West End productions, featuring top-tier actors and talented performers who deliver unforgettable performances.