
Find out the best shows to see in London in October 2026, including Phantom of the Opera, The Lion King, An Oak Tree and Martin Guerre.
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Find out the best shows to see in London in October 2026, including Phantom of the Opera, The Lion King, An Oak Tree and Martin Guerre.

Directed by Matthew Dunster, The King’s Ransom is inspired by one of the strangest crime stories in American history: in 1977, Memphis a team of misfits plot to steal Elvis Presley's corpse.

The groundbreaking play by Tim Crouch sees him joined by a new guest performer at every show, as they step on to the stage never before having read or rehearsed the play.

A host of stars, including Harry Potter, Bridgerton, and Game of Thrones actors, will take to the stage in new play Expecting at Riverside Studios.

Little Dancer is inspired by the real story of Marie van Goethem, the girl who posed for impressionist Edgar Degas and led to one of his most iconic sculptures.

Gillian Anderson returns to the West End alongside Billy Crudup in this new production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf directed by Marianne Elliot.

The show reunites writer Jocelyn Bioh and director Monique Touko following their collaboration on School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play.

Co-directed with Monique Touko, Ryan Calais Cameron's play is a Zambian space race epic, which sees a schoolteacher bring together a group of dreamers and train them for lift-off.

Dirty Dancing follows teenager Baby as she falls in love with dancing — and her dance instructor — over one memorable summer.

After a run at The Old Vic in 2023, Sylvia tours the UK ahead of a London return at the Royal Albert Hall.
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