Socially Distanced London Shows

It's on at the Arts theatre. It's a quirky musical that has delighted thousands on a recent tour, and now it's due to thrill even more of us with a new 16 week initial run. The music, lyrics and book are by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, and it's a dazzler of a show. Welcome to Six, the most unexpected, deliciously bold celebration of girl power ever... starring King Henry 8th's six wives. What an extraordinary, fascinating show!

Everybody's Talking About Jamie is a brand new but already hugely popular 2017 musical with music by Dan Gillespie Sells and a book and lyrics by Tom MacRae. It was inspired by the remarkable BBC3 documentary, screened in 2011, called Jamie: Drag Queen at 16, and it's on at the glittering Apollo theatre.

It's fantastic to see the Garrick theatre coming to life with such a splendid, dramatic, colourful and fresh dance show. It's designed to deliver joy, excitement, and an extraordinary theatre experience for anyone who loves dance, adores Strictly Come Dancing, and was bowled over by the amazing runner up Karim. Meet some of 2020's finest ever male dancers in a thrilling production you'll remember for years. Welcome to Here Come the Boys!

The smash hit sold-out sensation sashays back into the West End.

Legendary RuPaul’s Drag Race superstarsWillam and Latrice Royale are joined by star of Britain’s Got Talent Myra DuBois in the sold-out

killer comedy Death Drop as it sashays back into the West End for a limited season.

7 classic pantomimes in 70 hilarious minutes!

Double Olivier nominees Dan and Jeff return for a tenth anniversary festive season of Potted Panto, hot on the heels of their world tour and Las Vegas residency of Harry Potter parody Potted Potter.

In a madcap ride through the biggest stories and best-loved characters from the wonderful world of pantomime, our dastardly double act dash from rubbing Aladdin’s lamp to roaming the golden streets of Dick Whittington’s London and making sure that Cinderella gets to the Ball.

It’s all unmissable fun, whether you’re six or 106.

After a smash hit UK tour this hilarious play, which has won numerous accolades from reviewers who have laughed themselves silly over it, returns to the West End. If you haven't seen it yet and you love classic British comedies like the TV series Fawlty Towers, this one's for you. Funny just doesn't do it justice!

This wonderful play first opened in New York City during 1989. It's well known for its success as a finalist for the 1990 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. It fast became a huge hit and has been on stage more or less non-stop since then, somewhere in the world. It's a classic that keeps on giving - don't miss the romance!