Hello! I will be in London next week and booked Paddington already and i want to book another show for Friday. I was wondering if anyone can give honest advice about booking the lives of others vs cabaret. I’ve only seen musicals so far in London and want to try something new. Although i am fluent in English I am not native English speaker( have dirty habit of watching movies with eng subtitles) and i am bit worried that lives of others and cabaret may be too difficult to understand if I miss a word here and there Could you help? Thank you!

Lottery win, but unfortunately can't attend the show - E1 in the Dress Circle. Face value £30, currently listed at £28.50 on Twickets including fees but very open to offers: https://www.twickets.live/app/block/435045829356731,1

Hi, I'm selling a ticket for tomorrow's show of Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf at the sohoplace theatre, 17/10, 7pm. The seat is in Stalls AA, so front row. FV £95, selling for £95, as the rest of the run is sold out. Let me know if anyone's interested! :)

Has anyone else bought this alongside their tickets for tomorrow’s show? I haven’t heard anything about how we receive the signed programme!

Hellooo! Has anyone here made the trip to Stratford-Upon-Avon to see the current production of As You Like It? I just wondered if anyone knows whether visiting stage door is something they allow there? Going this weekend and very excited - thank you!!

Has anyone tried getting a ticket this way? Is it easy to get a cheap ticket this way? Are stalls tickets the same price they were?

The Almeida Theatre has announced Dominic Cooke’s first season as Artistic Director at the London venue, beginning with the world premiere of a Caryl Churchill play.

Which show are you most excited for?

ive entered a lottery for hamilton and i was wondering how far in advance they let you know if youve won? some sources say the day before while some say as soon as the lottery has closed

thank youu xx

Saw this show at the National Theatre last night. One of the most powerful, urgent plays I've seen in a long time, and maybe the most accurately reflective of women's issues in modern Britain. It's a gripping character study and state-of-the-nation piece in one. Sad, infuriating and at times bitterly funny. Great script, acting and set design, and deserved the standing ovation it got. 100% recommend it.

(I did see another post on here taking issue with some of the legal realities in the show - it is true that the play presents an extreme case in how a suspect might be treated by the police/justice system, but that's the point - the play is something of a parable, and is absolutely not (nor pretending to be) a legal drama. Even so, the way the legal proceedings are shown isn't particularly unrealistic or hard to believe - major spoiler for the end here: the main character is charged with violence-related offences after grabbing and shaking a child (who she didn't know beforehand) right next to a train track, which is likely what would happen. The play ends as the court case begins, so we don't know whether she'd be found guilty or not).

Just recently I went to see An oak tree at the other place. The celebrity of the day was Olivia Williams. But …i could not keep my eyes open. I find the play so boring. The story could have be interesting but all those pauses, handle the script, chat in the microphone, kills it. I also discovered that I cant stand Tim Couch and how he was “ puppeteering “ the other actors and his own acting. I would have walked out but I was in the middle of a full row of people. I guess it is one of those plays that gives an opportunity to see your favourite celebrity but honestly it was such a big disappointment for me. Any thoughts?!? ( oh btw Olivia was great).

Hello everyone! Based on your experience, do you think theatres could still announce some new productions for spring 2027?

Anyone has a ticket to sell this week or up to Wednesday next week? Would love to go but it’s all sold out. Thanks!

I really want to get tickets as it’s one of if not my absolute favourite Noel Coward play. Its hysterical. but I’ve heard VERY mixed things and I wanted to see what the people on here thought.

Yesterday I saw it was announced they would have £35 lottery tickets for the show at the Drury Lane, does anyone have the link to sign up? Do we know how often they will have this and how does it work?

The Guilty, starring Russell Tovey, will transfer to the West End in 2027, following performances at the Donmar Warehouse this summer.

I was so excited when they announced this and having Kayce is a great casting choice. I'm so shocked the run is currently until January when it's only just started in London. How likely do we think it will extend? With Christmas coming up I barely have time to get to London.

Side note. Can anyone who has seen the show comment on the energy levels of the performers? I loveee watching meganix videos but wow the choreography and mood seems flat, until Kayce shows you how it could be done with energy and enthusiasm and that everyone else is giving half hearted performances.

Hello long shot here! My partner and I have £25 tix for Golden Boy in Stalls L10+11 on Thursday 22nd - but we’ve had something come up and was wondering if anyone would be up for swapping tickets of similar value for basically any other day of its run? Not looking to sell as we will go if we can’t work something else out but thought I’d try :)

We are arriving early tomorrow and staying for two nights to go and see Beetle juice the musical with my very excited 15 year old. Is there anything you see as a must do? I was looking at the musical bar and restaurant but both appear to be closed down. Any tips would be appreciated

Hey everyone,

I'm clutching at straws here - but do we think My Neighbor Totoro will be extended in theatres?

I'm taking my friend to London to see one of her favourite bands for her birthday in April and I hoped to book a theatre show for the next day for her.

I really wanted My Neighbor Totoro but it looks like the last shows are in January :(

Has it been extended a lot? And do we think it'll get extended again?

If not, are there any other similar theatre shows she may enjoy?

Thanks!​

Has anyone received the presale link/code yet? I signed up and haven’t had an email yet. Does anyone have an idea when the emails should be sent out? Thanks :)

Hi! I couldn't find a post about this but I was wondering if you guys think or know if JCS will/could get an extension or will it definitely be a limited run? Thank you...

Hey everyone,

has anyone had any luck with rush tix on todaytix for rent? I tried today but the second it went on sale i already got a message that all tickets were on hold. I wonder whats the best way to go about it.

Thank you

Hello, I need some help and hope this post isn't taken in the wrong way. I managed to get some tickets for the Anniversary/Fan performance on 11th November, but due to one of those unexpected life turns, I now can't attend (my son is ill and we're spending a lot of time in hospital so although it's a good few weeks away, i can't see me wanting to spend that time away from home), I went on the official ticket reselling site that was in the booking email but the performance isn't shown?

I've already emailed the help center but wondered if anyone had any advice?

Thanks Everyone ☺️

The Hunger Games is a franchise that has brought me a lot of joy over the years. I was a bit hesitant to waste an evening in London on it after hearing all the bad reviews though. I couldn’t resist in the end though and went last month. Some thoughts since I haven’t seen a lot of talk in a while. No real spoilers, although if you want to go in completely blind stop reading.

PROS:
This is such a nice theatre. I sat in the cheapest seats I could (35£ after fees added) and the view was perfect. You could sit behind an NBA player and you’d have no issue. I’ve definitely paid significantly more of much worse. It has an interesting modern warehouse feel too and there is a number of memorabilia pieces to look at too. Some sections of seats move which was really unique also.

I liked some of the added flair such as the dancing parts and choreographed fighting I’ve seen people complain about. It’s the theatre and I felt it needed something you can’t get from its other media, which this is.

Lighting game was strong.

Overall it was a pretty fun and enjoyable watch with some effort put in to some interesting special effects. Them on the chariot was probably the best one.

NEUTRAL:
The acting was overall fine. Some were stronger than others. Nothing was bad enough to be a distraction to me.

The video acting portion worked fine. Sometimes off by a beat, but not major.

CONS:
The Hunger Games movies are already excellent. I’m a big believer in “the book is better” in 99.9% of cases, but I feel this franchise might be a rare exception. So it’s hard to justify paying to see this in some ways instead of watching the dvd again for free in my living room.

A number of the effects/ stunts seemed very clunky and obvious compared to other productions I’ve seen. I saw Cursed Child for a fourth time this same trip and I always describe that one as the closest I’ll ever be to witnessing real magic, it is nothing but believable and flawless. I didn’t really feel that here, there were always obvious wires and moves that didn’t sell a lot of it properly.

TLDR: If you are already a THG fan and have some time in London I think it’s worth it.