England · THEATRE & LIVE SHOWS IN LONDON
England fills its best slots early. Below: 15 theatre & live shows in London to sort before you fly, what each one includes, and the thing to check before you pay.
Sing, dance, and tour London’s West End with headphones, theatre trivia, show tunes, and a lively guide-led route through Soho.
“The tour was great! Kris our guide was amazing, and Zahara was great as well. Super fun, we enjoyed it very much!”
Dance through Soho and Fitzrovia with a drag queen guide, silent disco headphones, pop classics, and quirky London facts.
“Our second time on this tour and it didn't disapoint! We had such a laugh with Bev! She was amazing! Thank you to all the team for making another memorable fun day!”
Review of Wicked in London at the Apollo Victoria Theatre, with seating, price, timing, family tips, value, and practical booking advice.
“Brilliant theater and fabulous cast. This was my 4th time seeing Wicked and my first in London. Head to toe green throughout the theater making for a superior OZ vibe. Don't think twice, get tickets!”
Review Moulin Rouge! The Musical at London’s Piccadilly Theatre, with practical advice on seats, price, timing, effects, and value.
“Great experience. I would reccommend it. The outfits. The performance. It was all amazing. It was a great experience”
Make handmade pasta in London’s West End with unlimited Prosecco, expert guidance, antipasti, dinner, and a tiny four-person class.
“It was excellent. Teaching explanation and instruction The chef was really helpful and engaging. Always ready to join in”
Review of Big Belly Comedy Club in London, with show times, pricing, venue tips, comedy style, value, and booking advice.
“We didn’t know what to expect. The comedians were very funny but if easily offended you may want to give it a miss. We rarely stopped laughing.”
See Disney’s The Lion King at London’s Lyceum Theatre, with spectacular costumes, music, and family-friendly West End magic.
“Great experience!! I have been wanting to see this show on broadway in New York so glad I got a chance to experience it in London!! The show was awesome and is great for all ages!! Loved it!!!”
Review of TINA at London’s Aldwych Theatre, including music, story, seating, value, age guidance, timing, and booking advice before it closes.
“A very classic theater and the show was impressive and everyone was enjoying the story and performance:)”
Review London’s Phantom of the Opera at His Majesty’s Theatre, with seating advice, practical tips, pricing, access details, and honest drawbacks.
“The play was good and staff nice but unfortunately the Venue was not air conditioned well. We were sweating. The lady next to me was uncomfortable too. It takes away from the experience. The building doeshave air but didn't circulate well.”
Review The Devil Wears Prada musical at London's Dominion Theatre, with practical advice on price, seats, ages, timing, and value.
“Beautiful theatre, great energetic show, fun interactive areas for pictures, musicians excellent, talent on stage phenomenal”
Review of Mrs Doubtfire The Musical at London’s Shaftesbury Theatre, with tips on price, family appeal, timing, tickets, and value.
“Honestly kinda lame w the writing. Was just ok. I love London theater but check out other shows, this would be my last unless w maybe 10 and younger. (Even 11 yo who likes different things found it lame 😕)”
Review of London’s Boat Show Comedy Club on the Thames, with skyline views, allocated seating, comedy, drinks, pricing, and nightclub details.
“Did a Tuesday night stand up and was laughed off our feet. Highly recommend going. We were on holidays from aust and would go again in a heart beat”
Review Stranger Things: The First Shadow at London’s Phoenix Theatre, with plot, seats, price, access, timing, and booking advice.
“The show was incredible, the theatre was great with good facilities we really enjoyed our evening watching stranger things.”
Review of London’s Thames Silent Disco Boat Party, with music, skyline views, practical tips, pricing, crowds, drinks, and booking advice.
“Travelling down the Thames with your friends, dancing to some of your favourite tunes, waving a passers by and taking snaps of famous landmarks is a great way to spend a Saturday night!”
Mamma Mia! at London’s Novello Theatre delivers ABBA hits, strong performances, and a lively night out, with seat tips and family advice.
“This show is absolutely fantastic. Even youngsters who never heard of Abba and their songs were under the charm. Highly recommended for everybody.”
