Off West End shows
All Off West End Shows
- From £25
Affluenza
Riverside Studios - From £31
High School Musical
Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre - From £29
The Hunger Games: On Stage
Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre - From £28
Pride
Bridge Theatre - From £55
Come Alive! The Greatest Showman Circus Spectacular
Empress Museum - From £21
Million Dollar Quartet
The Arts at Marble Arch Powered by TodayTix - From £48
ABBA Voyage
ABBA Arena - From £20
Witness for the Prosecution
London County Hall - From £43
Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean
Secret Cinema, Greenwich Peninsula - From £33
The Snowman
Peacock Theatre - From £39
Kimberly Akimbo
Hampstead Theatre - From £23
Garry Starr Classic Penguins
The Other Palace - Main Theatre Sylvia
Royal Albert Hall- From £8
Julius Caesar - Globe
Sam Wanamaker Playhouse - From £33
Hamlet Hail to the Thief
Barbican Centre - From £20
Sherlock Holmes and the 12 Days of Christmas
Alexandra Palace - From £18
Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures - Cinderella
Sadler's Wells - From £70
The Magicians Table
The Vaults Theatre - From £28
Cloud 9
Lyttelton Theatre - From £35
Cirque Alice
Royal Festival Hall - Southbank Centre Tru
Menier Chocolate Factory- From £13
The Book Thief
Lyric Hammersmith - From £51
Disney On Ice - London
The O2 Arena - From £27
Eurotrash
Young Vic (Main House) - From £23
An Oak Tree
The Other Palace - Main Theatre - From £28
Ceilidh The Musical
Shoreditch Town Hall - From £28
The Jungle Book
Olivier Theatre - From £53
Some Woman
Dorfman Theatre - From £23
Roleplay
Soho Theatre - From £13
Jack and The Beanstalk
Hackney Empire - From £33
Death Note: The Musical
Barbican Centre - From £18
Singin' in the Rain
Sadler's Wells - From £26
Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley
Park Theatre - From £13
Once Upon a Time in Sokoto
Lyric Hammersmith - From £39
In Pieces
The Other Palace - Main Theatre - From £20
Franz & Marie
Charing Cross Theatre - From £23
Nero
Southwark Playhouse Elephant - From £28
Samira
Dorfman Theatre - From £46
Strictly Come Dancing - London
The O2 Arena - From £13
Cinderella
Lyric Hammersmith - From £13
We Have Always Lived in the Castle
Lyric Hammersmith - From £30
Scrooge: Cirque Extravaganza
Excel London - From £13
Before the Coffee Gets Cold
Lyric Hammersmith - From £13
Jaja's African Hair Braiding
Lyric Hammersmith - From £26
The Afronauts
Royal Court - From £13
Brock's Mill
Lyric Hammersmith - From £26
Mojo
Park Theatre - From £8
Pinocchio - Globe
Globe Theatre - From £8
The Seagull - Globe
Sam Wanamaker Playhouse - From £35
Gospel by Candlelight
Round Chapel, Hackney - From £23
The Rise and Fall of Little Voice
Dorfman Theatre - From £18
Nine Night
Kiln Theatre - From £56
Cirque du Soleil - Kurios
Royal Albert Hall
Escape the glimmering lights of the West End and immerse yourself in the unique charm of Off-West End shows. Step into a world where intimacy and proximity to the stage redefine your theatre experience. Off-West End theatres are known for their smaller venues, allowing you to be up close and personal with the performers, creating an immersive atmosphere that transports you right into the heart of the action.
Discover a diverse range of Off-West End shows that cater to all tastes and preferences. From fresh works by acclaimed writers to captivating revivals of dramatic classics, and even star-studded productions with limited engagements, there's something to captivate every theatre lover. Keep in mind that Off-West End shows often make their mark in smaller theatres and then go on to have a hugely long life by transfering into the West End, on Broadway, and beyond. You may be among the first few audiences to see a new world famous musical hit.
Don't let these extraordinary Off-West End shows slip through your fingers. Explore the vibrant landscape of the London Fringe and witness the birthplace of theatrical brilliance. Whether you're seeking thought-provoking dramas, innovative experimental pieces, or daring avant-garde performances, the Off-West End scene has it all.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Off-West End and West End?
Generally, major commercial venues with hundreds of seats or more, located in the West End neighbourhood, are considered West End theatres. Theatres located outside that neighbourhood, plus small theatres located within the neighbourhood, are generally considered Off-West End. However, there is no universal distinction, so some exceptions apply.
What are the most popular Off-West End shows?
Off-West End shows often play for limited runs on a rotating basis, unlike West End shows, which sometimes stick around for years. Thus, a West End show that's popular right now might be closed by tomorrow! But there are multiple famous Off-West End theatres — like the National Theatre and Almeida Theatre — that always have buzzy new shows premiering, which sometimes transfer to the West End for an extended run if they're successful.


























































