Wednesday Matinee
Since opening on Broadway in 2003, Wicked has taken the world of musical theatre by storm.
Comedy in London
Fancy a laugh? Whatever your sense of humour, you’ll find comedy in London that’s sure to have you in stitches. West End comedy has never been better, especially with shows like Mischief Theatre’s Olivier Award-winning debut play The Play That Goes Wrong and the hilarious hit The Book of Mormon that have made audiences laugh for years. Comedy shows in London also appear at fringe venues and festivals throughout the year, so make sure you check often to see which comedy shows are coming to the capital. Get ready to laugh out loud at London comedy shows.
Book tickets for comedy shows in London on London Theatre.
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Wednesday MatineeA stage adaptation of the classic British sitcom Only Fools and Horses, co-written by Paul Whitehouse, will return to London's West End at the Theatre Royal Haymarket from October 2021.
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Thursday MatineeThe breakout hit of the 2019 Edinburgh Festival, The Shark is Broken is a hilarious and fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the disastrous shoot for what became an iconic blockbuster: Steven Spielberg’s movie Jaws. Now, this show is set to make a splash in the West End, so start planning your trip and get booking.
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No MatineePutting Mischief Theatre firmly on the map, The Play That Goes Wrong continues to leave audiences in fits of giggles at the Duchess Theatre.
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Wednesday MatineePretty Woman: The Musical is transferring to the Savoy Theatre from 8 July. West End tickets for Pretty Woman: The Musical at the Savoy Theatre are on sale now.
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No MatineeMischief Theatre collaborate with co-writers for the first time as they bring their new show Magic Goes Wrong, created with stage legends Penn and Teller, to the London stage at the Apollo Theatre.
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Wednesday MatineeJez Butterworth’s play Jerusalem returns to London’s West End for a limited run, with original stars Mark Rylance and Mackenzie Crook reprising their roles.
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No MatineeThe antics of the Wicksteed home are a darkly satirical merry-go-round in Alan Bennett’s Habeas Corpus. Family, friends and the quest for sexual pleasures of the body (“corpus”) are the ruling passions in this farcical comedy of ill-manners. Through an escapade of mistaken identities and carnal encounters, one motto holds fast: “He whose lust lasts, lasts longest.”
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No MatineeAgents are not supposed to be more famous than their clients – unless, of course, you are the formidable, outrageous and hilarious Peggy Ramsay… Alan Plater’s raucously funny play is peopled with characters who fall under the spell of this unlikely heroine, who believed infinitely more in art than she did in money – or in good manners.
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No MatineeIt’s a truth universally acknowledged that a Jane Austen novel must be adapted - and this time, 30 years of pop hits and an irreverent all-female cast bring a bold new Pride and Prejudice to the Criterion Theatre!
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No MatineeSh!t-faced Shakespeare® is back for the 5th year at Leicester Square Theatre and it’s going to be a bloodbath, with their all-new production of Macbeth. Upon hearing the weird sisters’ prediction, Macbeth and his wily wife take matters into their own hands and burn down everything in their wake. Well, almost. Fair is foul and foul is fair in this tale of prophecy gone slightly off the rails. Perhaps an inebriated actor will help the process along?
