Devised by the creators of South Park, The Book of Mormon is a musical comedy following young missionaries Elder Price and Elder Cummings, who are shipped off to Uganda on their first assignment. They’re chalk and cheese in terms of personality, but the challenging project brings them together despite their differences. The locals don’t care about being converted – war, poverty, and AIDS take priority. Lest that sound miserable, we guarantee that you and your friends will howl with laughter at the taboo-busting humour.

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There might never have been The Book of Mormon without Mel Brooks’s The Producers to set the precedent for bad-taste yet mainstream musical comedy. Max Bialystock and Leo Bloom, the most notorious (yet lovable) theatre producers of all, are back in town in Patrick Marber’s celebrated production. Their friendship is forged through being partners in crime and ripping off old ladies – however, we do of course urge you and your friends to stay on the straight and narrow!

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Wicked is a true homage to friendship – it isn’t always an immediate connection and can take time to grow. Green girl Elphaba and pink princess Glinda are total opposites yet find themselves drawn together and have the potential to be the greatest team there’s ever been. It’s been running for almost 20 years and is as funny, spectacular, and moving as ever. If you enjoyed the films, you’re sure to be changed for good by the magical original stage version.

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A new friend has arrived in London from darkest Peru – and who could be more adorable than Paddington Bear? Following his arrival at the eponymous railway station, he becomes part of the Brown family and makes friends wherever he goes. The show features a delightful score by McFly’s Tom Fletcher and the cutest rendering of Paddington himself. Nothing ever goes quite according to plan when Paddington is around – and it’s all the more fun for it. Most of us have a friend like that!

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The most exciting party in town continues at the Kit Kat Club with its revolving door of imaginative star casting. Plus, every number in the Kander and Ebb score is a banger. British nightclub singer Sally Bowles and American writer Cliff Bradshaw are a perfectly marvellous girl and boy sharing a room and a twin bed in Weimar-era Berlin and attempting to pursue their creative ambitions. But can their friendship survive the growing cloud of Nazism that’s taking over German society?

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Perhaps you and your friends loved watching this Noughties coming-of-age film at sleepovers – did you want to be Anne Hathaway’s Andy or Emily Blunt’s Emily? Or maybe you aspired to get to the top and emulate editor Miranda (played by Meryl Streep). Immerse yourselves in the New York fashion world in the uproarious and super-stylish musical adaptation with music by Elton John. Vanessa Williams continues as the terrifyingly icy Miranda until 18 April 2026.

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Henry VIII was married six times and none of his relationships ended well. In SIX, his wives take centre stage in the form of a diva-filled girl band. Through Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss’s pop songs, the six women come to realise that they have more in common than they realise – and not just the fact that they were all married to the same man. It’s tightly constructed with an 80-minute running time, so more time for drinks and chat afterwards!

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With its fantastically atmospheric site-specific setting in the council chamber of the former London County Hall, you and your friends will be placed right at the heart of the play in Agatha Christie’s courtroom drama. Leonard Vole is on trial for his life for the murder of a wealthy widow. Will his wife speak the truth when she’s called to testify? And will you and your group agree with the verdict? Debate it afterwards!

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