Plays & Drama in London
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King Lear with autistic adults
📍 The Hammersmith Club
£11.55
The Mousetrap
📍 St Martin's Theatre
Mousetrap
📍 St Martins Theatre
From £20.00
The Oresteia
📍 Bridge Theatre
From £30.00
To Kill A Mockingbird
📍 Wyndhams Theatre
From £24.00
Arcadia
📍 Duke Of York's Theatre
From £24.00
The Producers
📍 Garrick Theatre
Stranger Things: The First Shadow
📍 Phoenix Theatre
From £35.12
Abigail's Party
📍 The Harold Pinter Theatre
From £24.00
Ivanov
📍 Bridge Theatre
Tao Of Glass
📍 Soho Place London
From £30.00
The Hunger Games On Stage
📍 Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre
From £27.60
Cyrano De Bergerac
📍 Noel Coward Theatre
From £18.00
The Truth
📍 Apollo Shaftesbury Avenue
From £24.00
The Play That Goes Wrong
📍 Duchess Theatre
From £15.00
Phantom of the Opera
📍 His Majesty's Theatre
From £30.00
How The Other Half Loves
📍 Old Vic Theatre
From £17.00
Witness for the Prosecution by Agatha Christie
📍 London County Hall
From £19.00
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Darling, I think I'm Turning Into A Chicken
📍 The Cockpit
Arcadia
📍 Duke Of York's Theatre
From £24.00
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child - Parts 1 & 2 Wed 14:00 & 19:00
📍 Palace Theatre
The Hunger Games On Stage
📍 Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre
From £27.60
The Comedy About Spies
📍 Adelphi Theatre
From £18.00
How The Other Half Loves
📍 Old Vic Theatre
From £17.40
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Plays & Drama in London — Guide
Plays & drama in London are a dynamic mix of storytelling and performance, offering something for everyone. Whether you're drawn to the gritty realism of a modern play or the dramatic twists of a classic tale, there's always a show that resonates with the diverse tastes of the local audience. These performances can take place in a variety of settings—think cozy pub function rooms, atmospheric basement clubs, and dedicated theatre spaces—that bring a unique charm to each production.
Expect a range of productions from new and experimental works to well-known classics. Venues may host multiple shows per week or month, ensuring there's always something fresh on stage. The experience often includes an intimate setting that encourages audience engagement, making every performance feel like part of the community.