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Tim Burton’s cult classic becomes a wildly theatrical spectacle with ghoulish humour, bold staging, and a rock score that brings the chaos to life. The film won the Academy Award for Best Makeup and this production doesn't miss in showcasing incredible visuals.

Step inside the intimate and electrifying world of the Kit Kat Club. The film won the Oscar for Best Cinematography and that visual magic is tangible in this production. Be sure to get there early to soak up the atmosphere and pre show performances.

Bram Stoker's Dracula won a whopping 3 Academy Awards and Cynthia Erivo is continuing this trajectory of doing the most as she transforms into 23 characters in this intoxicating reimagining of the immortal Gothic horror. Dracula reawakens, for a strictly limited season.

Aidan Turner and Lesley Manville star in this striking play set among the glittering salons of the super-rich. Reputation is everything and for women, one misstep can mean ruin. The film took home the Oscar for Best Screenplay and we know that this top quality writing and storytelling will be ringing true in this production as well.

Baz Luhrmann’s iconic movie musical explodes onto the stage with pop mashups, glittering romance, and heart-stopping spectacle. It’s the double Oscar-winning film you love turned up to eleven.

Consider yourself one of the family if you're a fan of Oliver! And you have great taste as the original film won the Oscar for Best Picture back in the day. If you're ready to enjoy the sensational score, get your tickets booked now.

This iconic tale of love and tragedy is timeless for a reason and the 1968 film took home the Oscar for Best Cinematography. If you're ready to loose yourself in high quality storytelling this is a great choice as this production starring Noah Jupe and Sadie Sink promises to be utterly absorbing.

To Kill a Mockingbird the film won the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay and Aaron Sorkin's stage adaption also presents an extremely high calibre interpretation of the seminal American novel. Returning to the West End for a limited season this summer, if you're into truly powerful theatre this is not one to miss.

This story is a searing exploration of colonialism and the social structures built to silence dissent. The film won the Oscar for Best Picture and this production invites audiences to experience the story in powerful new light.