Celebrities on Stage in London

If you love to see celebrities live on stage, we offer low price tickets for the best shows in town. You will discover stellar performances by soap stars and reality TV celebrities, chart topping singers, well -loved comedians and respected, popular actors from home and abroad. There's something for everyone, whatever your age and tastes. So take your pick and enjoy the West End theatre experience of a lifetime and bathe in the celebrity limelight, with your favourite celebrities live on the London stage for the time of your life. Choose from dance, musicals, comedy shows, drama and more.

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Dreamgirls

4.7/5

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Dream Girls – The legendary musical re-awakens. Roll back time to 1981 and Dreamgirls had just opened on Broadway. Thirty years ago the part of Effie was played by Jennifer Holliday, who won an Oscar for her role as Effie in the 2006 film. Both movie and stage versions raised the roof with standing ovation after standing ovation. That's the power of soul music, that's the effect of this legendary musical, and now it's back in town.

Starring: Amber Riley, Ruth Brown, Karen Mav

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Motown The Musical

4.6/5

based on 701 reviews
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Fresh from Broadway, this epic jukebox musical is set to make a splash at the West End's splendid Shaftesbury Theatre from February 2016. If you love sweet soul music, you'll adore it. It's packed with memorable Motown songs sung to perfection with amazing choreography to match, a proper trip down memory lane.

Starring: Cedric Neal, Lucy St. Louis, Charl Brown, Sifiso Mazibuko

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Bat Out of Hell

4.8/5

based on 106 reviews
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Meat Loaf is one of the best-selling rock musicians of all time, offloading more than 80 million records through his glittering career... and counting. Now his remarkable work is being celebrated on the London stage thanks to a brilliant new musical playing at the Dominion Theatre from spring 2018. Bat Out of Hell is due in theatreland, and it's a little slice of theatrical heaven for anyone who loved big, noisy, bold rock.

Starring: Christina Bennington, Andrew Polec

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School of Rock the Musical

4.8/5

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School of Rock, The Musical – Fresh from Broadway. Jack Black gathered loads of critical acclaim for his lead role in the movie, a monster of a hit in 2003. It was quite simply hilarious, a feel-good film that out-grossed every screen comedy to earn vast amounts of money across the world. Now it's on stage in London, adapted masterfully for the stage and setting theatreland on fire for an extremely funny rock-fest you won't forget in a hurry.

Starring: David Fynn

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Chicago

4.5/5

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An outstanding adaptation of a true-life story of murder and intrigue, Chicago the musical has been delighting audiences worldwide for decades. With music written by the same people who created the all-time classic tune New York, New York and the music for Cabaret, it’s the height of on-stage sophistication.

Starring: Cuba Gooding Jr, Sarah Soetaert, Josefina Gabrielle, Ruthie Henshall

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The Best Man

4.6/5

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It’s that final race to the finish line, the one that all the party candidates are striving for. Which of the final two can achieve the goal of presidential nomination? Gore Vidal’s production throws obstacles in their way to see who can come out as The Best Man.

Starring: Martin Shaw, Jeff Fahey, Maureen Lipman, Jack Shepherd, Honeysuckle Weeks, Glynis Barber

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Killer Joe

The wonderful Orlando Bloom leads the cast in this production of Killer Joe at Trafalgar Studios, a stage version of the film and just as tense and entertaining as you'd expect. Bloom plays a policeman moonlighting as a hired killer in a play based on the award-winning 1993 play and 2011 movie by Tracy Letts. It's a black comedy masterpiece, not to be missed if you love your theatre sinister and dark.

Starring: Orlando Bloom

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Chess

Yes, it’s a musical about Chess. But it’s also a story of love, heartache and the desire to be the greatest in your field, set in the middle of a war where not a single shot was ever fired. And that was over 30 years ago, so now it’s back at the London Coliseum, it promises to be another hair-raising performance!

Starring: Michael Ball, Alexandra Burke, Tim Howar, Cassidy Janson

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The King and I

If you know anything about musicals, you’ll have heard of Rodgers and Hammerstein. If you know anything about musical films, you’ll have head of Deborah Kerr and Yul Brynner. What do these four have in common? Why, The King And I of course! After 18 years, it’s back at the London Palladium from June 2018, fresh from across the pond.

Starring: Kelli O’Hara, Ken Watanabe

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The Lieutenant of Inishmore

Irish plays will double in number on the West End next – The Lieutenant of Inishmore will play at the Noel Coward Theatre, just down the road from record-breaking production The Ferryman. Both are set at opposite ends of the IRA’s most powerful period during the 1980s, both are written by award-winning playwrights. Why not go see them both then?

Starring: Aidan Turner

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Heathers The Musical

Everyone loves a première! First performed in autumn 2010, Heathers: The Musical is a rock musical with music, lyrics, and a book by Laurence O'Keefe and Kevin Murphy. It's based on the 1988 cult film of the same name starring Winona Ryder and Christian Slater. Following a sell-out Los Angeles try-out, the musical version moved Off-Broadway in 2014. Now it's over here for its British première, playing at The Other Palace, and the excitement is already mounting in theatreland.

Starring: Carrie Hope Fletcher

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Red

It’s the colour of anger, of passion and love and lust. It’s the colour of danger, of risk-taking and of blood. No prizes for guessing that Red is a pretty intense play, focussing on the life of artist Mark Rothko. It premiered in 2009, won six Tony Awards – now it’s back with Michael Grandage at the helm once again.

Starring: Alfred Molina, Alfred Enoch

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Company

It’s about time that Company came back to the West End – it was last here in 1995 where it won three Olivier Awards! Now it comes to the Gielgud Theatre, with acclaimed director Marianne Elliott at the helm and Broadway star Patti LuPone in the cast. Book those tickets now for the headline show of Autumn 2018 so far!

Starring: Patti LuPone, Rosalie Craig

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King Lear

One of British theatre’s greatest actors is back on stage, for what may be his final Shakespeare performance.Sir Ian McKellen returns to the Duke of York Theatre, the venue that marked his West End debut in 1964, to take on one of Shakespeare’s most demanding roles, King Lear.

Starring: Ian McKellen

Tickets from £93.00

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The Height of the Storm

Between them, they’ve got five Olivier Awards. Now for the first time on stage, Jonathan Pryce and Eileen Atkins join forces in Florian Zeller’s newest masterpiece, translated from French by Christopher Hampton – The Height Of The Storm.

Starring: Jonathan Pryce, Eileen Atkins

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The Tiger Who Came To Tea

4.5/5

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The Tiger Who Came To Tea returns to the West End, to the Piccadilly Theatre, for another season. 

Starring: Jenanne Redman, Abbey Norman, Alan Atkins

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Caroline, or Change

The Evening Standard calls it a 'modern masterpiece'. The Sunday Times, Mail on Sunday and Daily Telegraph have all awarded it five stars. It's on at the Playhouse theatre and it's called Caroline, or Change. This seriously good Olivier award-winner is due to thrill London audiences as much as it has delighted audiences over in the USA. You're going to love this – it's funny, deeply moving and incredibly imaginative, and the plot is beautifully supported by magical show tunes.

Starring: Sharon D Clarke

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All About Eve

It's a powerful combination. Superstar theatre director Ivo van Hove and world-class actress Cate Blanchett, two huge names in the entertainment world, are coming together in a brand new production that's set to inspire thousands and thrill West End audiences. It's All About Eve, and it'll be with us in 2018.

Starring: Cate Blanchett

 

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Pressure

Pressure is on at the magnificent Ambassadors theatre in early summer 2018, and it comes with immaculate credentials. The Telegraph calls it "Funny, tense and deeply affecting", the Evening Standard and Observer both handed it a five star review and the Daily Mail says it's 'thrilling'. When 350,000 lives at stake, it's crucial to get the weather forecast right – will they pull it off?

Starring: David Haig, Malcolm Sinclair, Laura Rogers

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