London is renowned for its incredible musicals, from the revolutionary Hamilton to the record-breaking Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Whether you're a fan of jazz hands, tap dancing or spectacular ballads, London's musicals will leave you humming the tunes long after the last curtain call. So where can you find the best musicals in London?The highest-grossing plays of the year can be seen on London's West End. This fall, Hamnet's stage production will move directly to the Garrick Theatre for a limited 14-week season.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child continues to amaze audiences at the Palace Theatre, while Frozen: The Disney Musical brings beloved characters to life at the magical Royal Drury Lane Theater. You can also catch Andrew Lloyd Webber's legendary musical Cats, as well as Baz Luhrmann's revolutionary film-turned-musical Moulin Rouge!, at London's Piccadilly Theatre. The emotion of a musical is conveyed through music, movement, words and different technical aspects, such as lighting and sound effects. Musical theater is one of the forms of theatrical performance that uses music extensively to provide an unforgettable visual and listening experience. Discover what's behind the music and delve into the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons in this real-life phenomenon, Tony and Olivier winner, returning to London's West End.
Nowadays, with advances in technology, it could be said that the production value of musicals has doubled; current programs are innovative, as they allow unrestricted creativity and captivating plots. We have tickets for all of the hit London musicals currently airing, including Wicked and The Lion King. Be one of the first to see London's best musicals at the National Theatre and Donmar Warehouse before they move to the West End, Broadway and elsewhere. Book your tickets to London theater directly from Ticketmaster for an unforgettable night of entertainment. So what are you waiting for? Buy your tickets for London's best musicals today and enjoy a truly magical experience. From Hamilton to Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, there's something for everyone in London's vibrant theater scene.
