An absolute must-see. From the opening of the first West End venue in Drury Lane in 1663, locals and visitors to the burgeoning capital have sought out London theatre tickets in their thousands, flocking in their droves to London to be entertained and enthralled by the various West End shows on offer. Our. There's also family favourite Matilda at the Cambridge Theatre until December 20. If it’s happening in the theatre scene, we can tell you what’s on. You can find out below some highlights on the 2020 West End calendar and how to get tickets. With an award-winning team behind it – music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics by Glenn Slater and book by Julian Fellowes – it’s no surprise this show has received rave reviews. For tickets go to londontheatredirect.com. The pop music score has been widely praised and McPhee’s outstanding vocals are the perfect instrument to bring it to life. From award-winning musicals such as Hamilton and School of Rock to contemporary British plays including Home, I’m Darling and Harry Potter and the Cursed Child, we’ve selected some of the best West End theatre shows to see this year. Rather than her persevering with the final, fatal act of the play, Juliet decides to down her dagger and begin the search for a better life. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child – Palace TheatreTickets to this two-part play were like gold dust when it launched in 2016, and the popularity has scarcely waned. While SIX the Musical sees the six wives of Henry VIII take to the mic to tell their tales. If you're looking to travel in for a show, check out the latest Airbnb and booking.com listings on the map below. This smash-hit musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda tells the story of Alexander Hamilton, an immigrant from the West Indies who became George Washington’s right-hand man and one of the Founding Fathers of the United States. Find your new favourite West End musical, from heartwarming adaptations and award-winning scores, to hilarious musical theatre and must-see London shows. If you’re struggling to decide on what to see right now, we’ve got you covered in the West End and beyond. Tickets have just gone on sale for a new production of Mary Poppins, at Prince Edward Theatre, where it made its West End debut in 2004. The magical tale of a nanny who turns the Banks family’s world on its head – and ultimately brings them together – is one of the world’s most famous children’s stories. The play holds the record for the most Olivier awards during its premiere run. Disney's The Lion King 4. The classic romcom gets a live stage makeover at the Piccadilly Theatre until January 2021 and tells the story of Vivian Ward who is hired by a rich businessman called Edward Lewis to escort him to a number of events during his stay in the city. Children. Book now to experience some of the best shows in London! London’s theatre is regarded as among the best in the world and a West End show is the perfect way to spend an evening in the city. She'll star alongside national treasure Jennifer Saunders who plays the role of Mother Superior in the run from July 29 until August 30 and tickets are available from eventim.co.uk. 1. The history of central London has been inextricably linked to that of West End shows for hundreds of years. A young girl with extraordinary abilities, along with a rollicking score by Australian impresario Tim Minchin, make this a must-see. From lost props to forgotten lines to various degrees of injury, the play within this play goes wrong in every way possible. Inspired by the twisted genius of Roald Dahl, with original songs from comedian Tim Minchin the show brings the beloved story to life and tickets are available here.