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The award-winning musical returns for a UK tour from November, followed by a limited West End season at the Adelphi Theatre.
The three-man production of Oh Zeus! is the latest creation by Le Navet Bete, a comedy theatre production company that retells classic stories.
The production returns for a tenth anniversary tour in 2027, following a three-year West End residency and two sold-out UK & Ireland tours.
The production will open at the Prince Edward Theatre in May 2027, where it will play an eight-month season, ten years after first performing at the venue.
The production of Burlesque the Musical will play at the new venue, The Arts at Marble Arch, whilst the touring show will visit 26 venues across the UK.
Don’t miss out – it’ll haunt you! Fantastic group rates for the West End run of Beetlejuice will make you a saving that’s out of this Netherworld.
The Globe Theatre’s summer season will open on 23rd April with a new production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Read moreAfter ten years in the West End as a two-part production, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child will be presented as a single performance from 6th October at the Palace Theatre.
Read moreThe interpretation of the classic fairytale will begin performances in November, before a 2027 tour marking 30 years since performances began.
Les Dennis, Sandra Mavin and Evelyn Hoskins will join Carrie Hope Fletcher in the UK and Ireland tour of Waitress opening in March.
Sinatra The Musical will begin performances in June, charting the life and career of the legendary artist and cultural icon.
Based on the award-winning film, Pride tells the story of a group of friends that formed Lesbians and Gays Support the Miners (LGSM) in 1984.
The new musical telling the story of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash is set to open in March, with casting for the title roles announced.
Groups can now book tickets for the limited run of the production at the London Palladium which sees the Eurovision star making his West End debut.
The production, based on the hit film about a songwriter trying to survive in New York, will feature music from the film and original music and lyrics written for the show.
London’s West End will continue to dazzle audiences, with a range of fresh productions hitting the stage, whilst other popular shows have extended their stays.
Group rates are now available on Friday performances of Mischief’s landmark comedy The Play That Goes Wrong which is in its 11th year in the West End.
The multi-platinum musician and I’m a Celebrity winner joins the record-breaking production that has surpassed 1,500 performances and won seven Olivier Awards.