Best Plays in London

The classic 1970s British sitcom, Fawlty Towers is now captivating West End audiences.

Adapted by John Cleese himself, this production brings together three of the most beloved episodes from the original series, featuring the iconic characters that have made it a timeless staple of British comedy.

Hitting its 10th year in the West End this autumn, the critically acclaimed and award-winning production of The Play That Goes Wrong continues to captivate audiences with its uproarious and established brand of comedy.

Jam-packed with slapstick humour and impeccable timing, this production is a gem in the London theatre scene.

The award-winning new play, Stranger Things: The First Shadow offers a thrilling extension to the beloved Netflix series.

Experience a captivating blend of nostalgia, mystery and supernatural intrigue which is amped by jaw-dropping set and video design.

Lucian Msamati and Ben Whishaw star in Samuel Beckett's masterpiece, Waiting for Godot.

This is a seminal work of modern theatre that delivers a masterful blend of existentialism, human companionship, and the search for meaning in an absurd world.

Harry Potter and the Cursed Child is a must-see show for any fan of the Wizarding World.

Now in its seventh year at the Palace Theatre, the two-part play takes place 19 years after the events of the final book. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child contains new characters to meet, a new adventure to undergo, and unforgettable special effects.

Robert Icke's fresh adaptation of the classic Greek tragedy arrives in the West End this autumn.

Starring Mark Strong and Lesley Manville, Oedipus will unravel the buried secrets of the past, bringing them crashing into the present with powerful intensity.

Step into the world of suspense and intrigue with the enduring classic, The Mousetrap, reigning as the longest-running play in the illustrious history of London's West End.

Crafted by the iconic queen of mystery, Agatha Christie, this timeless whodunit has captivated audiences for over 70 years with its gripping plot and unforgettable twists. Secure your tickets and prepare to unravel the clues alongside the characters, as you attempt to crack the case in this thrilling theatrical experience!

Jodie Whittaker takes on the role of a lifetime in Zinnie Harris' acclaimed contemporary adaptation of The Duchess (of Malif) this Autumn.

Playing for 11 weeks at the Trafalgar Theatre, the show tackles power dynamics, gender politics and societal norms that will leave a lasting impact long after the curtain falls.

The critically acclaimed, five-time Tony Award-winning production The Lehman Trilogy is back in the West End.

Sam Mendes' production provides audiences with a riveting exploration of history, finance, and family dynamics, making it both educational and emotionally engaging.

Seven-time BAFTA Award winner Steve Coogan stars in the West End debut of this comedic masterpiece. Adapted from Stanley Kubrick's iconic 1964 film, Dr Strangelove is an explosively funny satire takes a sharp and irreverent look at the absurdities of Cold War politics and nuclear warfare.