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The hit productions will now run until May 2027 and October 2026 respectively, giving more time for Disney fans to enjoy the shows in London.
The new season will feature a wide range of dance styles, work by some of dance’s most renowned female choreographers and interpretations of some of Shakespeare’s works.
The world’s longest running play will embark on a major UK tour from September 2026, running through to 2027 as part of the production’s 75th anniversary year.
Group tickets are now available for Chichester Festival Theatre’s spectacular new production of Roald Dahl’s The BFG, opening in March.
Following a six-week run in Stratford-upon-Avon, the production will transfer to @sohoplace, London for a further 12-weeks.
Flawless choreography, brutal fighting and an expressive, passionate cast make the debut of The Hunger Games: On Stage a theatre experience that makes you feel part of the action.
Groups can experience Matthew Bourne’s dance thriller 25 years on from its first performance when it begins touring UK theatres in June 2026, visiting 16 venues over 22 weeks.
Read moreThe irreverent puppet musical is set to return to London’s West End in March 2026, with the original Broadway director Jason Moore at the helm of this highly anticipated revival.
Read moreThe production telling the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons will head out on tour from June 2026, booking through 2027.
A new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s iconic musical Cats is visiting UK theatres in 2026, opening in Plymouth in October.
Following demand, the first ever stage adaptation of the acclaimed book and blockbuster film has already extended its stay at the purpose-built Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre.
Hit musical Wicked has achieved a major milestone, becoming the ninth longest-running production in West End history and the longest-running show ever at the Apollo Victoria Theatre.
Totoro and Catbus will continue their tale at the Gillian Lynne Theatre until 30th August 2026, after the production extended its booking.
Watch the video and find out about a show that sees the SIX wives of Henry VIII take the microphone to reclaim their identities out of the shadow of their infamous spouse.
Groups can take advantage of exclusive off-peak rates for the musical adaptation of the 1984 blockbuster, which tours UK venues from April 2026.
The Australian star will reprise his role as Frank ‘n’ Furter alongside Stephen Webb for selected dates on the 2026 UK tour, which opens in January.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, adapted from Mark Haddon’s multi-million-selling novel, will begin touring UK theatres next September.
The Arts Theatre Cambridge has announced its upcoming spring 2026 season as the theatre prepares to reopen following a nine-month closure for redevelopment.