Beetlejuice The Musical Tickets

If you adored the crazy Tim Burton film Beetlejuice from way back in 1988, this musical will be right up your street. It is just as funny, just as silly and just as horrific as the movie, and the on-stage effects are awesomely good. Come along and enjoy a uniquely eccentric romp through a story that has thrilled millions on the big screen. Welcome to Beetlejuice The Musical.

Why you should see Beetlejuice The Musical

• Tim Burton's kooky, zany horror comedy has enchanted audiences since it was first released in 1988, even spawning a sequel in 2024, and now you can enjoy the magic and hilarity onstage once again.
• Praised as a ‘feast for the eyes and soul' (Entertainment Weekly) and ‘screamingly good fun!' (Variety), this Broadway sensation comes to the UK with its irreverent humour and tongue-in-cheek take on horror.
• Head-spinning set and costume design and catchy original songs all come together to bring the wickedly quirky ghosts and delightfully eccentric characters to life, from goth girl Lydia Deetz to the iconic Beetlejuice himself.

What is Beetlejuice The Musical about?

The plot introduces us to a recently deceased couple, Adam and Barbara Maitland, who have become ghosts in their own home. When an awful family moves in, Adam and Barbara decide to haunt them, with the help of a horrible, creepy, sneaky poltergeist called Beetlejuice, who has arrived from the Netherworld to help scare the new family away. But Lydia, the family's death-obsessed teenage daughter, isn't that easily frightened, and she quickly becomes the object of Beetlejuice's obsession.

Based on Tim Burton's 1988 cult classic, the musical adaptation of Beetlejuice has wowed audiences across Broadway and now it comes to the Prince Edward Theatre in 2026 for a strictly limited run. With music by Australian singer-songwriter and comedian Eddie Perfect, and a book by Scott Brown and Emmy Award nominee Anthony King, Beetlejuice The Musical brings all the charm, quirkiness, and eccentricity of the beloved film, with jaw-dropping stage effects and set design to bring the ghostly world to life, plus a whole soundtrack of irresistible original songs such as ‘The Whole 'Being Dead' Thing' and ‘Day-O'.

If you love your horror with a side of comedy, book soon and get ready for an evening of supernatural hilarity.