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Find out the best shows to see in London in July 2022.
The season includes Titus Andronicus, The Winter’s Tale and Henry V.
Rafe Spall will leave the production in August.
The Studio Ghibli film will be adapted for the stage.
Don’t miss the newest shows to take over the capital.
Off West End Theatre Week tickets start from £10.
The most stylish London theatre opening this year is undoubtedly Jean Paul Gaultier: Fashion Freak Show. This spectacular fusion of haute couture, music, circus, dance and fascinating autobiography – plus one or two celebrity cameos – covers 50 years of pop culture, as viewed by the enfant terrible of the fashion industry. The production will strut its stuff at The Roundhouse this summer, the perfect pairing since London has always been a source of inspiration to Gaultier – plus the venue has...
The long summer days are finally here. We're looking forward to the picnics, the outdoor get-togethers and the late night sunsets. But, a British summertime doesn't always mean sunny days and warm nights. British summers and rain are synonymous with one another, and one of the best ways to stay undercover and enjoy an unforgettable summer is at London's theatres. There's lots of West End theatre to enjoy this summer: Anything Goes at the Barbican, Sister Act at the Eventim Apollo, and more. But...
Away from the West End's bright lights, there's exciting, daring theatre taking place across the capital. Discover incredible Off-West End theatre you can see now.
If you’re planning a London theatre trip, you’re probably inclined to visit West End theatres. There’s dozens of iconic musicals playing in London eight times a week: Wicked, Dear Evan Hansen, The Lion King, and more. But take a few steps outside of the city, and you’ll be treated to some of London’s buzziest theatres. Explore what London’s theatres have to offer at the many Off-West End theatres across the capital. Some theatres are still in central London, like The Other Palace and Southwark...
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