Save up to 40% when you book tickets to West End shows during our Cyber Sale. Catch a hit musical, long-running play, or new blockbuster hit at a great price.
Cyber is the best time of year to book your West End theatre tickets at exclusive prices. Save up to 40% when you get tickets to West End shows during Cyber, and see some of the biggest West End shows in town. Book tickets for popular West End musicals like The Book of Mormon and MJ The Musical. Maybe you're looking for a comedy play like The Play That Goes Wrong, or tickets to see a classic ballet reimagined like The Nutcracker.
We've got Cyber theatre tickets for dozens of shows, so there's definitely a show for you! Our Cyber Sale theatre tickets are available for a limited time, so you'll want to book now. Don't miss out! Book Cyber tickets through 3 December.
Take a look at all the West End shows in our 2025 Cyber sale.
The Play That Goes Wrong
The Book of Mormon
MJ The Musical
The Nutcracker
Peppa Pig’s Big Family Show!
Showstopper
The Mousetrap
Back to the Future: The Musical
Titanique
The Choir of Man
Cosi Fan Tutte
Emerald Storm
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
High Noon
HMS Pinafore
Just For One Day
Kinky Boots
Maddie Moate’s Very Curious Christmas
Marc Spelmann & Magician X: The UnXpected
Marie and Rosetta
My Neighbour Totoro
Oh, Mary!
SIX
Teeth N Smiles
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
The Phantom of the Opera
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
The Play That Goes Wrong
You can't go wrong with tickets to Mischief Theatre's best-known play! The slapstick show-within-a-show is now the longest-running comedy in the West End.
Photo credit: The Play That Goes Wrong. (Courtesy of production)
The Book of Mormon
March two by two to the Prince of Wales Theatre to see The Book of Mormon. The satirical comedy musical follows a pair of Mormon missionaries as they spread their faith in Uganda. This show will change your life.
MJ The Musical
MJ The Musical takes audiences on an electrifying journey through the life of the King of Pop. With sensational choreography, hit songs, and behind-the-scenes moments, the musical celebrates Michael Jackson’s legendary career, exploring the trials, triumphs, and artistry that defined one of the world’s greatest performers.
The Nutcracker
A Christmas classic reinvented for children, The Nutcracker enchants with a magical story about two siblings who save Christmas
Photo credit: The Nutcracker. (Photo by Steve Gregson)
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Head to one of The Breakfast Club’s central London branches for a slap-up English cafe classic.
Is there anything more British than the changing of the guards? Arrive early for a good spot to watch this historic event, which takes place every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday at 10.45am.
Peppa Pig’s Big Family Show!
Peppa Pig’s Big Family Show! brings the world of Peppa to life, delighting children with laughter and simple, heartwarming fun for the whole family.
Showstopper
Every performance of Showstopper is completely different, as the audience’s suggestions inspire a one-of-a-kind musical.
Photo credit: Showstoppers! The Improvised Musical (Photo courtesy of production)
The Mousetrap
Agatha Christie’s legendary whodunit continues to captivate audiences with its clever plot and thrilling suspense. Set in a remote guesthouse, strangers are trapped together while a murderer lurks among them. Can you catch the killer?
Back to the Future: The Musical
The iconic time-travelling adventure comes to life on stage! Join Marty McFly and Doc Brown as they journey through time in a DeLorean full of thrills, laughs, and unforgettable 80s tunes. Get ready to relive the magic of the classic film in a spectacular new way.
Titanique
With absurd humour, dazzling performances, and a fierce, unapologetic love of musical theatre, Titanique is a wild and unforgettable celebration of pop culture, Céline Dion, and the love story behind James Cameron's Titanic.
Photo credit: Astrid Harris in Titanique. (Courtesy of production)
The Choir of Man
Set in the friendliest pub you’ll ever visit, this feel-good gig musical bursts with live harmonies, stomp-along percussion and genuine camaraderie. Expect soaring vocals, playful banter and a night that feels like everyone in the room is part of the band.
Cosi Fan Tutte
Mozart’s wickedly playful opera returns with mischief in its bones: lovers swap identities, loyalties wobble and desire dances in circles. Elegant arias and razor-sharp wit create a sparkling tale where nothing is quite as faithful — or as foolish — as it first appears.
Emerald Storm
Irish dance and urban tap come together in this sweeping, windswept tale produced by West End and Hollywood legend Adam Garcia.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child
The wizarding world’s stage epic continues to enchant, blending astonishing stagecraft with a deeply emotional story set 19 years after JK Rowling's final book ends. Time twists, magic crackles and friendships face the ultimate test as Harry Potter and Draco Malfoy's sons attempt to change the past.
Book Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Black Friday tickets.
High Noon
This stage adaptation of the iconic 1952 Western by Oscar Award-winning screenwriter Eric Roth captures the dusty dread of a town waiting for violence. Denise Gough and Billy Crudup star.
HMS Pinafore
All aboard! A buoyant blast of Gilbert & Sullivan brilliance, brimming with satire, patter songs and joyous naval chaos. Love steers the ship off course as sailors, captains and mismatched lovers collide.
Just For One Day
A musical celebration of Live Aid that pulses with nostalgia, activism and the thrill of an era-defining concert. Iconic songs and real-life stories weave together in a tribute to the global spirit that united millions for a single extraordinary day.
Kinky Boots
This colourful musical that blends factory-floor grit with glittering drag-club glamour is strutting into the West End. Johannes Radebe stars as drag queen Lola.
Photo credit: Johannes Radebe in London. (Photo by Charlie Flint)
Maddie Moate’s Very Curious Christmas
CBeebies TV presenter Maddie Moate brings curiosity centre-stage in a lively, family-friendly show full of scientific surprises, hands-on antics and warm humour. Young audiences are invited to question, experiment and giggle their way through a celebration of learning.
Book Maddie Moate’s Very Curious Christmas Black Friday tickets.
Marc Spelmann & Magician X: The UnXpected
Two master illusionists of Britain and America’s Got Talent fame join forces for a night of uncanny predictions, psychological twists and gasp-inducing spectacle. Sleek, sharp and cleverly theatrical, the show thrives on reveals you never see coming—until you do.
Book Marc Spelmann & Magician X: The UnXpected Black Friday tickets.
Marie and Rosetta
This soulful, music-soaked play pays tribute to gospel trailblazers Sister Rosetta Tharpe and Marie Knight. The show shines a spotlight on two artists who reshaped American music with grit and grace, and stars Beverley Knight with Ntombizodwa Ndlovu, in her West End debut.
Photo credit: Beverley Knight and Ntombizodwa Ndlovu in the original production of Marie and Rosetta. (Photo by Marc Brenner)
My Neighbour Totoro
A breathtaking stage adaptation that captures Studio Ghibli’s gentle magic. Enormous forest spirits, inventive puppetry and a lush score create a world where childhood wonder feels tangible.
Photo credit: My Neighbour Totoro in the West End. (Photo by Manuel Harlan)
Oh, Mary!
Cole Escola's hilarious and sharply written comedy-drama re-examines the life of America's First Lady and wannabe cabaret star Mary Todd Lincoln. Get ready for the bratty wig.
Photo credit: Mason Alexander Park in Oh, Mary! artwork. (Photo by Oliver Rosser)
SIX
This pop-concert reinvention of Tudor history puts Henry VIII’s six wives front and centre as they reclaim their stories with powerhouse vocals. Electric, empowering and outrageously catchy, this modern girl-band monarchy refuses to stay in the history books.
Teeth N Smiles
Rebecca Lucy Taylor (aka Self Esteem) returns to the Duke of York's Theatre in the West End in David Hare's rebel play about Maggie Frisby, who was once the roaring voice of 60s counterculture.
Photo credit: Rebecca Lucy Taylor. (Photo by Jono White)
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
John Le Carré's hard-edged, atmospheric espionage thriller steeped in Cold War paranoia comes to the West End. Lies stack upon lies as a weary British spy steps into a dangerous double-cross. Suspenseful and stark, it digs into the human cost of political games.
Book The Spy Who Came in from the Cold Black Friday tickets.
The Phantom of the Opera
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s gothic spectacle continues to mesmerise. Beneath the Paris Opera House, a masked musical genius haunts a young soprano with devotion, jealousy and unforgettable melodies. Grand, tragic and gloriously theatrical.
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
Passengers provides the music for this quietly uplifting story of a man who journeys across the country to see an old friend. Rachel Joyce adapts her own novel for the stage.
Book The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry Black Friday tickets.
Photo credit: Mark Addy and Jenna Russell in the Chichester Festival Theatre production of The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry. (Photo by Brinkhoff-Moegenburg)
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