The second part of our May Spectacular sale which features more theatre ticket offers than ever before is now live. Some of the best offers are listed below:

Exclusive Offers:

Billy Elliot – Upper Circle
Carmen
Priscilla – Balcony
Grease – Friday Evenigs/Saturday Matinée

Best Ever Offers:

Dirty Dancing
Sister Act

Brand New Offers:

Psy
The 39 Steps – Saturday Night Offer

No Booking Fee Offers:

Lion King
Wicked

For the full list of fantastic offers on sale during the month of May see our May Spectacular page.

No booking fee on Hair the Musical

Sir Cameron Mackintosh (who was a production runner on the original West End staging of Hair in 1968), has delighted the theatre-going public with his decision to bring the award-winning Broadway revival of this hippy musical to London.

Described by Mackintosh himself as “a celebration of life, love and freedom” and being resonant in the current political climate this one is sure to be as big a hit here in London as it was across the pond:

“Triumphant, Glorious and Breathtaking” – New York Post

“There’s nothing like it, the most exciting show in town!!” – Bloombery News

We currently have an offer running where you pay no booking fee on this show. We don’t know how long this offer will continue so book now to ensure you get the best deal.

A Man of No Importance transfers to the Arts Theatre

The Arts Theatre is delighted to announce the transfer of A Man of No Importance following its sell-out production at the Union Theatre.

Based on a 1994 independent film starring Albert Finney, A Man Of No Importance is about the journey of self-discovery and acceptance of Alfie Byrne, a Dublin bus conductor who is prone to reciting poetry to the patrons on his bus.

He is also the director of the local community theatre, which operates out of a small parish hall in the neighborhood church.

Alfie’s passengers are also his performers: amateur thespians that come to see the magic the theatre offers through Alfie’s eyes.

A Man of No Importance plays at the Arts Theatre for a limited run from the 10th February until the 27th February.

Tickets are on sale now and we have a special offer on performances until the 20th February with a discount price of £18.50, down from £25 or you can combine tickets with a pre theatre dinner at Kitchen Italia for just £23.50 per person.

See the theatre tickets page for more information and booking.

Nunsense A-Men is a hilarious spoof about the misadventures of five nuns trying to manage a fundraiser – with all of the characters being portrayed by male musical comedy performers!

When Sister Julia’s vichyssoise kills off some of the sisterhood with botulism the remaining nuns stage a talent show to raise the funds to bury their dearly departed.

Tickets are on sale now for the 25th January until the 25th March and we have a discount on tickets of £15 value down to £13.50.

Talent is written by Victoria Wood.

Set in Bunters Nightclub, it’s a talent night.

Contestant Julie and her fat friend Maureen are waiting backstage.

As they are plunged into a world of ukulele wielding pensioners, crotch grabbing comperes and some long buried personal history, Julie and Maureen have to decide how lucky they really want to be.

Booking until the 14th November for the Mernier Chocolate Factory, tickets are on sale now for £19.50, reduced from £25. That’s a saving of 22%!

New ticket and dinner package available for Prick Up Your Ears

The package comprises a two course meal from the pre-theatre menu at Planet Hollywood with a ticket for Prick Up Your Ears at the Comedy Theatre.

About the show

Matt Lucas stars in Prick Up Your Ears, a new play by Simon Bent, dramatising the relationship between Kenneth Halliwell and playwright Joe Orton. continue reading »