Best Plays in London

Starring the celebrated and Olivier Award-winning actor John Lithgow, Giant heads to the West End following its critically acclaimed run at the Royal Court Theatre this April.

Written by Mark Rosenblatt and directed by Nicholas Hytner, Giant presents a powerful portrayal of a pivotal afternoon in the life of celebrated author Roald Dahl.

It captivated audiences in New York and now Stephen Sondheim's final musical Here We Are heads to London's National Theatre in Spring 2025.

Based on two Luis Buñuel films, this richly layered story explores love, connection, and the complexities of modern life.

Now in its 10th year in the West End, The Play That Goes Wrong is a critically acclaimed and award-winning production that captivates audiences with its unforgettable blend of comedy.

Everything that could possibly go wrong does go wrong in this show, which follows an amateur theatre company as they stage a production of a murder mystery. Experience this gem in the West End for yourself!

Continuing to hold the title of the longest-running play in the West End, The Mousetrap continues to thrill audiences with suspense and intrigue.

Adapted from the book by Agatha Christie, it's a timeless production which every person should see at least once. Make sure you have hold of your best detective skills as you solve the mystery alongside the characters.

If you're looking to experience some 'must-see theatre' (The Telegraph) look no further than the much-anticipated transfer of Retrograde.

Ryan Calais Cameron delivers a gripping play that explores race, power, and identity in Hollywood during the 1950s.

Now in its seventh year at the Palace Theatre, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is a must-see for fans of the Wizarding World.

Presented as a two-part play, we return to the world 19 years after the events of the final book. There are new characters to meet and a thrilling new adventure to embark on so don't miss out on this exceptional piece of theatre!

The Olivier-Award winning 'Best New Play', Dear England returns to the London stage for a limited run at the National Theatre in March 2025.

Influenced by the 2024 Euros tournament, this play will continue to evolve around the journey of the England's football team under manager Gareth Southgate.

As we countdown to the final season of the hit Netflix series later this year, Stranger Things: The First Shadows is a thrilling extension to the story - set years before everything unfolds.

The production which has already snapped up multiple awards and a Broadway transfer captures a brilliant sense of mystery and supernatural intrigue which is aided by a detailed set and video design resulting in an awe-inspiring production.

From the creators of the beloved West End hit The Play That Goes Wrong which has played for over a decade is a new action-packed comedy, The Comedy About Spies.

Set in 1960s London, prepare for the recognisable humour and style of this company in an entirely new show in the West End this Spring.

Award-winning actor Jonathan Bailey (Wicked) heads back to the London stage this February in a thrilling revival of William Shakespeare's brilliant play, Richard II.

The production which has snapped up critical acclaim allows audiences to experience this timeless story of power and identity for a limited time at the Bridge Theatre.