Plays in London

The Woman In Black is one of the most exciting, gripping and successful plays ever staged, and it has been playing for over 25 years in the West End. Don't miss this West End classic, book your tickets online!

The Play That Goes Wrong is guaranteed to leave you aching with laughter! Recommended both by the critics and celebrities! Get your tickets today!

Experience this one of a kind show! Faulty Towers The Dining Experience is a 2 hour interactive production set in a restaurant, where the audience are the diners who enjoy a 3 course lunch or dinner. Book your tickets here.

Experience the intensity and drama of crime fiction writer Agatha Christie's gripping story Witness for the Prosecution. The play about justice, passion and betrayal is performed in a unique courtroom setting. See it at West End in London!

Enjoy the fun play Magic Goes Wrong at West End in London. Prepare yourself for just about anything, as the magic tricks are not quite what they seem! With fun and witty dialogue and a comedic plot created with magic legends Penn & Teller, get yourself ready for an evening of grand illusion!

Experience the incredible story Life of Pi at London's West End! This extraordinary play is based on the award-winning novel by Yann Martel: The sixteen year-old boy Pi is stranded on a lifeboat with four other survivors - a hyena, a zebra, an orangutan and a Royal Bengal tiger. Only one question remains: Which one of them will live?

Joe Spud is twelve years old and the richest boy in the country! He has his own sports car, two crocodiles as pets and £100,000 a week pocket money! Is he just a spoiled brat or is something going on beneath the surface? See the play Billionaire Boy at West End in London!

Witness the play Leopoldstadt - an intimate drama about love, family and heartbreak. This play written by Tom Stoppard is set in the Jewish community in Vienna and follows a family who have found sanctuary here - or so they think. Inspired by Stoppard's own family history, this is a play not be missed. See it in London's West End!

Upon hearing the weird sisters’ prediction, Macbeth and his wily wife take matters into their own hands and burn down everything in their wake. Well, almost. Fair is foul and foul is fair in this tale of prophecy gone slightly off the rails. Perhaps an inebriated actor will help the process along?

Following a sold out run at the National Theatre, the acclaimed production of The Ocean at the End of the Lane transfers to the West End this October.