Hamilton
Lin-Manuel Miranda's multi Tony and Olivier Award-winning, record-breaking musical Hamilton continues to play to sold-out audiences at London's Victoria Palace Theatre. Documenting the life of one of America’s founding fathers, Alexander Hamilton, the sensational, five-star musical is an innovative combination of rap, hip-hop and musical theatre.
The show garnered a record-smashing 16 Tony Award nominations and won a total of 11, including Best Musical and Best Original Score. A runaway smash-hit that audiences continue to rave about, Hamilton is unlike anything the theatre world has seen before.
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Booking until 27 September 2025
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| Box Office: | 0344 482 5151 |
| Access Booking: | 0344 482 5137 |
| Group Booking: | 0344 482 5100 |
| Stage Door: | 020 248 5000 |
History
The Victoria Palace Theatre was designed by theatre architect Frank Matcham and first opened its doors in 1911, presenting a variety of revues and small musicals. Early productions included The Chelsea Follies (1930), Young England (1934) and Me and My Girl (1937).
Subsequent shows were a selection of variety performances that began post-war, followed by The Crazy Gang (1947) and the long-running Black and White Minstrel Show (1962-1972), followed by Carry On London (1974) and Elizabeth Taylor in The Little Foxes (1982).
The 1980’s saw productions including Charlie Girl (1986), musical High Society (1987) and Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story (1989-1995), as well as Jolson (1995), Fame – The Musical (2000), Kiss Me Kate (2002), Grease (2002-2003) and Tonight’s the Night (2003-2004).
2005 saw the long-running Billy Elliot the Musical open at the theatre, based on Lee Hall’s hit film. The production originally starred Tim Healy and Haydn Gwynne, going through a range of famous faces including Ruthie Henshall, before closing in 2016 to undergo a multi-million pound refurbishment.
November 2017 saw the Victoria Palace Theatre re-open with Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway smash-hit musical Hamilton, which continues to play to sold-out audiences.
Subsequent shows were a selection of variety performances that began post-war, followed by The Crazy Gang (1947) and the long-running Black and White Minstrel Show (1962-1972), followed by Carry On London (1974) and Elizabeth Taylor in The Little Foxes (1982).
The 1980’s saw productions including Charlie Girl (1986), musical High Society (1987) and Buddy – The Buddy Holly Story (1989-1995), as well as Jolson (1995), Fame – The Musical (2000), Kiss Me Kate (2002), Grease (2002-2003) and Tonight’s the Night (2003-2004).
2005 saw the long-running Billy Elliot the Musical open at the theatre, based on Lee Hall’s hit film. The production originally starred Tim Healy and Haydn Gwynne, going through a range of famous faces including Ruthie Henshall, before closing in 2016 to undergo a multi-million pound refurbishment.
November 2017 saw the Victoria Palace Theatre re-open with Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Broadway smash-hit musical Hamilton, which continues to play to sold-out audiences.
