Following a sell-out season at the Young Vic Theatre, James Graham’s critically-acclaimed play Best of Enemies transfers to the West End. Dramatising the fierce political TV debates between the conservative William F Buckley Jr (David Harewood) and the liberal Gore Vidal (Zachary Quinto) as they fight to become the next President of the United States. The play examines how this fight for power marked a landmark shift in the American political landscape. Directed by Jeremy Herrin, Best of Enemies plays a limited season at the Noel Coward Theatre from November 2022.

Golden Globe winner Emma Corrin (The Crown; My Policeman) stars in a new stage adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s novel in London. The story of a 16th century poet who transcends time, space and gender - made even more famous by the 1992 film starring Tilda Swinton -  is adapted for the stage by Neil Bartlett and directed by Michael Grandage (Red; Frozen the Musical). It celebrates its world premiere at the West End’s Garrick Theatre in 2022.

As one of the West End's longest-running plays, The Woman in Black has been terrifying audiences for over 30 years at the Fortune Theatre London. Based on the novel by Susan Hill, The Woman in Black has also been made into a terrifying blockbuster film, starring Daniel Radcliffe. In the intimate setting of the Fortune Theatre, two actors create the story of lawyer Arthur Kipps, who travels to the abandoned, haunted Eel Marsh House on business. A masterpiece of unsettling atmosphere and frightening sudden shocks, there's nothing else quite like it in the West End, and it's no wonder it continues to draw a full house year after year.  

& Juliet is a brand new pop musical playing at the Shaftesbury Theatre, London, which sees Juliet become the leader of her own story. What if her famous ending was really just her beginning? The glorious new musical features pop songs by Max Martin, including '...Baby One More Time', and 'Love Me Like You Do'. This joyous show, crammed full of the biggest pop songs of the last 20 years, is the ideal way to party the night away with Juliet and friends. Don't miss this hit West End show.

Aaron Sorkin's unmissable adaptation of Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird plays at London's Gielgud Theatre, following a sell-out run on Broadway. Harper Lee’s acclaimed novel, which recently marked 60 years since it was first published, has sold almost 50 million copies worldwide. The Broadway production became one of the most successful plays in history, regularly breaking box office records at the Shubert Theatre in New York. Richard Coyle currently leads the West End cast. One of the theatrical events of the year, don't delay in securing tickets To Kill a Mockingbird.

The best loved cockneys of the entertainment halls of fame, Del Boy and Rodney take to the stage for West End show Only Fools and Horses the Musical. Written by the series’ writer John Sullivan’s son, Jim Sullivan, alongside comedy icon Paul Whitehouse, the musical features music by Chas and Dave. Witness the dodgy deals, the markets and the hilarious japes in this heart-warming show at London's Theatre Royal Haymarket.

The sell-out, worldwide sensation, The Choir of Man makes its West End premiere at the Arts Theatre. Featuring a thrilling mix of pop song reinventions, world-class tap dancing and poetic meditations on the power of community this is a show that has something for everyone. Paying homage to the cultural institution many have missed over the last 18 months – the pub – don't miss The Choir of Man for a party to end all parties.

The spectacular stage adaptation of Baz Luhrmann’s revolutionary film Moulin Rouge! The Musical brings glitz, glamour, romance and tragedy to London's Piccadilly Theatre. With a score packed with some of the biggest pop hits of all time, Moulin Rouge! The Musical is an unmissable show for music, movie and theatre fans alike.

Multi-award winning musical The Book of Mormon continues to entertain audiences at the Prince of Wales Theatre, London with its wildly outrageous humour! Originally opening on Broadway in 2011, the risqué musical has received rave reviews, as well as sweeping the 2011 Tony Awards. On its opening in the West End, The Book of Mormon was awarded several Olivier Awards, including Best New Musical and Best Theatre Choreographer for director Casey Nicholaw. Written by South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, The Book of Mormon is a deliberately irreverent comedy with real themes of faith and friendship.  

Pretty Woman: The Musical is strutting its stuff at the West End's Savoy Theatre. Starring Aimie Atkinson and Danny Mac, and featuring music from legendary rock artist Bryan Adams, this feel-good adaptation of the classic 1990s rom-com is the perfect date night show.

Great Scott! Back to the Future the Musical is bringing the power of love along with a timeless family adventure to London's Adelphi Theatre. Truly a story for all time - Back to the Future is one of the most cherished, feel-good movies of the 80s. Now, thanks to a passionate and skilled team of theatre practitioners, it has been turned into a spectacular, high-energy musical that is guaranteed to please all ages. After an acclaimed debut at the Opera House, Manchester - this musical adaptation of one of the greatest-loved comedy films in history has been warming the hearts and tickling the funny bones of West End audiences since 2021.

Phyllida Lloyd (Mamma Mia!) directs dazzling musical Tina: The Tina Turner Musical at London’s Aldwych Theatre. Detailing the backstory of one of the world’s most famous rock ‘n’ roll performers, is the stunning production that brings to life Tina Turner’s rise to fame, set against a backdrop of some of her greatest hits. Starting out life humbly in Nutbush, Tennessee, Tina went on to overcome the restrictions of her gender and race and of an abusive relationship to conquer the world of rock 'n' roll on a global scale. Tina traces the devastating lows and the joyous highs of the legend's life and showcases beloved songs like “Proud Mary”, “What’s Love Got to Do With It” and, of course, “Simply the Best”.

The Phantom of the Opera is London's second-longest running musical, behind Les Miserables. Playing at Her Majesty's Theatre since September 1986, the musical is hailed as Andrew Lloyd Webber's finest work, with the score celebrated throughout the world of musical theatre. Set in a haunted Parisian Opera House, The Phantom of the Opera follows the lonely Phantom as he falls in love with young soprano Christine. A tragic tale of unrequited romance, the musical features well-known songs, such as "All I Ask of You", "The Music of the Night" and, of course, "The Phantom of the Opera". The show has deservedly received 3 Olivier Awards and 7 Tony Awards.

Smash-hit ABBA jukebox musical Mamma Mia! has been entertaining audiences for several years at London's Novello Theatre. Packed full of ABBA classics, such as "Honey, Honey", "Super Trouper", "Voulez-Vous", "Does Your Mother Know", amongst many others! Set on a Greek island, young Sophie prepares for her wedding whilst looking to invite her estranged father to the ceremony. Although Sophie does not know who he is, she does find her mother's diary, which can point her towards three very different men! A fantastically fun tale of love, lust and passion, set to the soundtrack of one of the world's biggest bands, Mamma Mia! is sure to provide the best night out!

Les Misérables is the smash-hit phenomenon that wows audiences night after night at the Sondheim Theatre, London. A multi-award winning sensation, the musical from Miss Saigon composers Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg features astounding show-stoppers such as "I Dreamed a Dream", "On My Own" and "One Day More". Set against the backdrop of the 19th century French revolution, Les Misérables is the timeless tale of love, hope, loss and redemption. Don't miss this West End classic that has played in London for over 35 years.  

Oh What a Night! Jersey Boys, the smash-hit musical sensation, is lighting up London’s West End with the sounds of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. Jersey Boys, the Tony, Olivier and Grammy Award winning musical, tells the story of Frankie Valli and co, and features a host of hit songs including "December, 1963 (Oh What a Night)”, “Big Girls Don’t Cry” and “Working My Way Back to You”. This production marks the inaugural production at the Trafalgar Theatre since it re-opened in April 2021 following a multi-million pound redevelopment.

Based on Disney's 1994 smash-hit film of the same name, The Lion King continues to be one of London's most popular musicals. Opening at the Lyceum Theatre in 1999, the show has since enjoyed sell-out audiences from around the world, who are moved by the unforgettable story, inspired score and outstanding special effects. Brought to life by director Julie Taymor, the African Savannah unfolds in London, using breathtaking puppetry, costumes, dance and music to create the ultimate entertaining evening. Elton John and Tim Rice's heart-soaring score includes songs that audiences will recognise from the film, such as "Circle of Life" and "Can You Feel the Love Tonight", as well as extra numbers unique to the show.

Mischief Theatre's Olivier Award-winning farce The Play That Goes Wrong continues to entertain audiences at the Duchess Theatre London. Following the ill-fated Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society as they attempt to stage a classic 1920's murder mystery, The Play That Goes Wrong is the hilarious comedy that keeps audiences cracking up for days! Mischief Theatre have since taken over the city, with Peter Pan Goes Wrong becoming a regular festive favourite at the Apollo Theatre, The Comedy About a Bank Robbery enjoying a three year run at the Criterion Theatre, and a recent season of new work at the Vaudeville Theatre, featuring Groan Ups and Magic Goes Wrong.

The Mousetrap is the longest running show in the world and celebrated 65 years in the West End in 2017! The play is a classic murder mystery by Agatha Christie, and opens with the murder of a woman played out onstage. The main setting of the play is the imposing Great Hall of Monkswell Manor. The show boasts an interesting plot twist for an ending, which audience members are asked to keep a secret! The Mousetrap is a classic classic “whodunnit” that is perfectly executed, keeping audience on the edge of their seats night after night. Come and find out what gives this giant of a show such enduring power at the St Martin's Theatre, London.

Wicked is the smash-hit musical playing at the Apollo Victoria Theatre, London that delves into the background of the infamous Wicked Witch of the West. Adapted from Gregory Maguire's 1995 novel Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West, the musical tells the story of The Wizard of Oz from the point of view of the two witches. Wicked has become one of the world's most successful musicals. With music by Stephen Schwartz and book by Winnie Holzman, Wicked has featured stars such as Kerry Ellis, Idina Menzel, Rachel Tucker and Willemijn Verkaik amongst many others.

Callum Scott Howells (It's a Sin) and Madeline Brewer lead an intimate and electrifying production of Kander & Ebb's iconic musical Cabaret.  The Olivier Award-winning production sees the Playhouse Theatre transformed into the Kit Kat Club, an in-the-round performance space transporting audiences to underground Berlin as the city's freedom is under threat by the rising power of the Nazi Party. Cabaret is directed by Rebecca Frecknall and features classic songs including "Maybe This Time", "Willkommen", and the classic title track "Cabaret".

Matilda the Musical is the Olivier and Tony Award-winning smash-hit musical, delighting audiences every night at the Cambridge Theatre, London. Created by the Royal Shakespeare Company and comedian Tim Minchin, this innovative British musical is adapted from Roald Dahl's beloved children’s novel of the same name. Matilda is the story of a young girl with genius powers and her battle to fit in with her family and school peers. Matilda has become a staggering success, full of colour, magic and a tale that has been inspiring audiences since 2012.

Disney’s global phenomenon Frozen is transformed into a magical musical complete with new songs as well as familiar favourites. Frozen the Musical skated into Theatre Royal Drury Lane, London in Spring 2021 and has been melting hearts ever since. Fans of the film will be delighted to hear iconic musical numbers including Let it Go and Love is an Open Door, as well as a host of new numbers, written by original writing team Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez. Frozen the Musical will transport audiences to the kingdom of Arendelle and is the perfect theatrical treat for all ages.

For the first time in six years, the master illusionist Derren Brown returns to the West End with his new live show, Showman. The two-time Olivier Award winner brings his new show to the Apollo Theatre for a three-month run during which the contents of the show are being kept a closely-guarded secret. Showman promises to be a truly unique and unforgettable experience for West End audiences.

Sir Ian McKellen stars as Mother Goose in a panto that will have the whole family flocking to the Duke of York’s Theatre! This classic Christmas show about a couple who come into possession of a golden goose is in the West End as part of a UK tour, with McKellen starring alongside comedian and actor John Bishop. Featuring songs, dancing and plenty of jokes to quack you up, Mother Goose is in London for six weeks.

Amanda Abbington, Reece Shearsmith and Frances Barber star in Steven Moffat’s (Doctor Who; Sherlock) hilarious satire about staying polite - even if it kills you! Telling the story of a couple who reluctantly befriend a Trump-loving American with a worrying past while on holiday, The Unfriend premiered at Chichester Festival Theatre in 2022 to 5 star reviews and audience acclaim. It now transfers to the West End’s Criterion Theatre for a limited season in 2023.

Jenna Coleman and Aidan Turner star in Sam Steiner’s acclaimed play about a couple who must learn to communicate with fewer words. This bold, funny and moving two-hander is set in an alternate reality, after a government-imposed “hush law” restricts how many words people can say each day. The irreverent rom-com premiered in Edinburgh in 2015, and now transfers to the West End’s Harold Pinter Theatre for a strictly limited season, directed by Josie Rourke.

J.K Rowling's eighth instalment of the beloved Harry Potter series plays at London's Palace Theatre to sold out audiences. Conceived and written by Jack Thorne and J.K Rowling, and directed by John Tiffany, the play follows Harry Potter and his family 19 years after we left them in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Harry is now an employee of the Ministry of Magic, a husband and a father of three. Can his youngest son Albus carry the weight of his father's legacy, or are there darker forces at work? Harry Potter and the Cursed Child features beloved characters and some incredible special effects that really bring the magic to life.  The show is presented in two separate parts which can be seen on the same day or, alternatively, on consecutive evenings.

Now in its 40th year, Michael Frayn’s hilarious farce returns to London for an eight-week anniversary season at the Phoenix Theatre. This riotous play, considered one of the best comedies ever written, follows the backstage trials and tribulations of a touring theatre company as they travel up and down the UK with new show Nothing On. Stars Felicity Kendal, Tracy-Ann Oberman and Matthew Kelly lead a fantastic cast for this celebratory revival, which will have you wiping away tears of laughter!

The Queens of Six the Musical continue their reign over London's West End as the smash-hit production finds its forever home at the Vaudeville Theatre. The electrifying 80-minute pop-concert musical sees Henry VIII's infamous six wives tell their story in an all-singing, all-dancing fashion. Since premiering at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2017, the musical has reached stratospheric heights with productions in the West End, on Broadway and around the world.

Singer Cheryl stars in the West End’s record-breaking thriller 2:22 A Ghost Story as sets its sights on the Lyric Theatre for another season of shocks and spooks. Danny Robins’ edge-of-your-seat play about a dinner party interrupted by supernatural bumps in the night has been a hit in the West End since premiering in 2021. Are you ready to stay up until 2:22 and discover the truth?

Dirty Dancing returns to the Dominion Theatre in 2023 after a smash-hit season earlier this year. Featuring all of the biggest hits from the iconic 1987 film, the musical is a huge crowd-pleaser guaranteed to give audiences the time of their lives. Critics have hailed the musical as ‘the biggest live theatre sensation of all time’ (The Observer), so don’t miss Dirty Dancing – The Classic Story on Stage as it returns to London.

The National Theatre’s hugely successful production of The Lehman Trilogy returns to the West End after a Tony Award-winning season on Broadway.  This epic play tells the story of the Lehman Brothers firm, which fell into administration and triggered the 2008 financial crash. Beginning with three brothers who arrived in New York from Bavaria, it covers 163 years of one family’s history, from humble beginnings and dizzying success to the devastating fall of a dynasty.  Directed by Sam Mendes, The Lehman Trilogy is at the Gillian Lynne Theatre for a strictly limited season in 2023.

TikTok sensation Rob Madge’s big-hearted autobiographical show returns to the West End, earning its place as one of the most joyous shows in theatreland. When a young Rob decided to stage a Disney parade for Grandma, some things didn’t quite go to plan. But Rob’s journey from amateur living room performances to a 5-star West End run has been unstoppable. My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do?) is an utterly joyful celebration of growing up queer with a supportive family, playing at the Ambassadors Theatre. 

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.

Rodgers & Hammerstein’s defining American musical is boldly reimagined for the 21st century in Daniel Fish’s Tony Award-winning production. The classic story of frontier life and the relationship between tight-knit communities and outsiders shook up the musical theatre playbook, and now gets a sexy, provocative and probing revival that you don’t want to miss. Fresh from sold-out, critically-acclaimed seasons on Broadway and at the Young Vic, Oklahoma! transfers to the West End’s Wyndham’s Theatre for a strictly limited season in 2023.

Fans of soggy bottoms, scrumptious bakes and coveted Hollywood Handshakes will enjoy this brand new musical based on the nation’s favourite TV show. This Star Bake show features 16 brand new songs and a touching story of friendship, love and laughter in the tent. The Great British Bake Off Musical is the cherry on top of the West End cake, opening for just 12 weeks at the Noël Coward Theatre.

Sheridan Smith returns to the West End in Shirley Valentine at the Duke of York’s Theatre. Willy Russell’s modern classic rom-com, performed by just one actress, is the story of a housewife who ditches her monotonous life for a life-affirming adventure in Greece. Perhaps best-known for the film adaptation starring Pauline Collins, this uplifting story will put a smile on your face as Shirley cuts the apron strings and reconnects with her youth. Director Matthew Dunster and Olivier Award winner Smith are a dynamite combination who make this an unmissable piece of theatre in 2023.

The true story of outlaws Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow is transformed into a passionate and electrifying show that has inspired a cult fanbase. Charting the duo’s journey from kids in a small town to criminals on the run during the Great Depression, Frank Wildhorn, Don Black and Ivan Menchell’s musical combines a shocking but alluring story with rockabilly and blues inspired music. Now returning to London after an acclaimed season at the Arts Theatre, Bonnie & Clyde plays at the Garrick Theatre for a three-month season in 2023.

Oscar nominee Paul Mescal stars in a blazing revival of the Tennessee Williams classic, hot off the back of a sold-out season at Islington’s Almeida Theatre. This formidable domestic drama about a married couple whose lives are disrupted by the arrival of estranged sister Blanche is a heady mix of domestic drama, shocking violence and sexual politics. Director Rebecca Frecknall’s (Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club) astonishing production also stars Patsy Ferran, Anjana Vasan and Dwane Walcott. Don’t miss it at the Phoenix Theatre for a strictly limited season. 

Six Black men meet in therapy and share stories in this powerful play from Ryan Calais Cameron. After wowing audiences at New Diorama Theatre and the Royal Court Theatre, it transfers to the West End for a strictly limited season. Inspired by Ntozake Shange's For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide and the death of Trayvon Martin, For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide runs at the Apollo Theatre.

Quirky new British musical Operation Mincemeat has its next assignment - in the West End. This fast-paced, inventive show is based on the true story of an MI5 operation in WWII which saw agents placing a corpse armed with fake government documents off the coast of Spain. Fringe theatre company SplitLip have turned the tale into a quirky musical with original songs and irrepressible creativity that will have you grinning from ear to ear. It runs at the Fortune Theatre after sold out seasons at Southwark Playhouse and Riverside Studios.

London’s Prince Edward Theatre rocks with the beat of The Temptations in hit Broadway musical Ain’t Too Proud. This Tony Award-winning jukebox delight, from the creators of Jersey Boys, charts the rise of the legendary Motown group from the streets of Detroit to the top of the charts. The sharp, slick production mixes the band’s greatest hits - including “My Girl” and “Just My Imagination” - with a dazzling story of perseverance and brotherhood.

James Norton and Omari Douglas star in a bold and gripping stage adaptation of Hanya Yanagihara’s Booker Prize nominated novel A Little Life. This devastating but hopeful story about the power of love and friendship in the face of life’s darkest moments is transformed by visionary theatre director Ivo van Hove, who first staged his adaptation in Amsterdam in 2018. A Little Life’s West End debut at the Harold Pinter Theatre marks its English-language premiere, fronted by a stunning group of actors playing friends Jude, Willem, JB and Malcolm over three decades.

Sit in on the trial that gripped the nation at Vardy VS Rooney: The Wagatha Christie Trial. Edited from seven days of High Court transcripts, this gripping courtroom drama reveals the story behind the tabloids, witnessed by just a few as public debate raged across social media. Packed with sleuthing and a stranger than fiction story of celebrity betrayal as WAGs Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy pointed the finger at each other, the show is at the Ambassadors Theatre for a limited season.

Michael Ball stars in an exciting revival of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s sweeping musical Aspects of Love, which is reimagined for the 21st century at the Lyric Theatre. The story of six people whose lives are entangled in love, lust and longing has a wonderful centrepiece in the iconic song “Love Changes Everything”, made famous by Ball’s original performance over 30 years ago. This rich drama about the transformative nature of our emotions is back in the West End for a strictly limited season in 2023.

Yoo-hoo, London! After dazzling audiences on Broadway and at Manchester’s Palace Theatre, new musical comedy Mrs. Doubtfire runs at Londn’s Shaftesbury Theatre. The much-loved story of a struggling actor and dad who goes to extreme lengths to see his children - and creates an iconic alter-ego in the process - has been transformed for the stage with brand new songs by Wayne Kirkpatrick and Karey Kirkpatrick (Something Rotten!, Chicken Run). This is one musical you won’t want to miss, dearies.

Maureen Lipman reprises her powerful performance in Martin Sherman’s one woman play Rose. As Rose recounts her journey from Nazi-occupied Europe to the hopeful shores of America, the scars and changes of the 21st century are explored with poignancy, pain and humour. After acclaimed seasons at Hope Mill Theatre and the Park Theatre, this five-star revival is all the more relevant with recent news stories of injustice and bigotry. It transfers to the Ambassadors Theatre for just 28 performances.

BAFTA Award-winning actor Tom Hollander stars as Russian billionaire Boris Berezovsky in The Crown creator Peter Morgan’s gripping new play Patriots, set in the world of 1990s post-Soviet Russia. Familiar figures including Vladimir Putin and Roman Abramovich populate this acerbic, edge-of-your-seat drama about the rise of despotism, oligarchs and kingmakers. The play transfers from a sell-out premiere at the Almeida Theatre to the Noël Coward Theatre in 2023, for a strictly limited season.

Boom, boom, clap! Revel in the beats of Queen’s greatest hits as the global phenomenon We Will Rock You enjoys a spectacular homecoming season in the West End. This phenomenal musical combines the band’s most incredible songs - including “Bohemian Rhapsody” and “Killer Queen” - with comedian Ben Elton’s funny and thoughtful story about conformity and rebellion in a near-future society. It has already played to 20 million people across the world, and promises to blow your mind with its super-sonic, spectacular performances at the London Coliseum in summer 2023.

Grease the Musical returns to the Dominion Theatre after a blockbuster run in 2022, directed by Nikolai Foster and choreographed by Arlene Phillips. Packed with hits including "You're The One That I Want", "Summer Nights" and "Greased Lightnin'", Grease the Musical is sure to be a hot ticket in 2023.

Iconic showbiz musical 42nd Street makes a spectacular return to the West End, in a brand new co-production between Sadler’s Wells and Leicester Curve.  The show-stopping musical about a chorus girl who gets a shot at the role of leading lady features toe-tapping songs “We’re In The Money” and “Lullaby of Broadway” and stunning tap-dance routines by a huge cast. It was last seen in London in 2019 at Theatre Royal Drury Lane. Directed by Jonathan Church (Singin’ In The Rain), 42nd Street is at Sadler’s Wells for a strictly limited season.

Martin McDonagh’s award-winning black comedy, The Pillowman, will be revived at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London for a strictly limited season. An all-star cast, including Lily Allen and Steve Pemberton, will lead the revival of the Olivier Award-winning play, which first premiered at the National Theatre in 2003. An exploration of reality and fairytale, and the blurred lines between the two, The Pillowman questions the human cost of freedom of expression. This is a powerful play by one of the most exciting playwrights of a generation.

Enjoy a trip to the merry old land of Oz for the London Palladium’s blockbuster summer show The Wizard of Oz. The classic MGM film becomes a spectacular technicolour musical in this acclaimed Leicester Curve production, directed by Nikolai Foster and featuring original songs by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice - alongside familiar melodies including “Over The Rainbow” and “We’re Off To See The Wizard”. Follow Dorothy and Toto as they travel up the yellow brick road and have an unforgettable adventure that the whole family will love in this strictly limited season in 2023.

Sublime Gershwin musical Crazy For You is feel-good, classic Broadway fun in London. This showbiz story about a banker who travels to foreclose on a mortgage and finds the girl of his dreams features upbeat tap routines, melodious songs including “I Got Rhythm” and “Embraceable You” is directed by ony Award winner Susan Stroman and stars Charlie Stemp and Carly Anderson. It tap-danced over to the capital after a sensational 30th anniversary season at Chichester Festival Theatre, and now delights audiences at the Gillian Lynne Theatre.

Go behind the scenes of Michael Jackson’s incredible Dangerous World Tour in this spectacular, Tony Award winning Broadway musical. Packed with over 25 of his biggest and best hits, MJ the Musical is a compelling peek behind the moonwalking stage persona and into the collaborative mind that made Jackson a legend. After wowing audiences in New York, director Christopher Wheeldon and Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Lynne Nottage bring their sharp, snappy and exhilarating story of the world’s greatest entertainer to the Prince Edward Theatre.