The 'Like a Londoner' Edit

The 'Like a Londoner' Edit

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Real Londoners know the city's best nights out aren't always found at the West End's typical haunts; they're at the Almeida on a Tuesday, at a sold-out fringe transfer that blew up before most people caught on, or at a cult hit Broadway transfer. Ditch the tourist map, you're one of the locals now.

Oh, Mary!

Trafalgar Theatre
from £25

Cole Escola's gloriously unhinged 80-minute comedy is one of the most talked-about shows to cross the Atlantic in years: anarchic, outrageous, and unlike anything else in the West End right now. Bring a friend. Don't bring anyone easily offended.

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John Proctor is the Villain

Wyndham's Theatre
from £23

The Royal Court couldn't hold it. Now Kimberly Belflower's razor-sharp, ★★★★★ hit transfers to the West End — five young women, one small town, and a score that hits like a gut punch. Directed by Danya Taymor, the talk of Broadway's The Outsiders. The hype, for once, is real.

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Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical

Evolution London - Battersea
from £45

Forget the stage. Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical at Battersea Park puts you inside Rydell High. A 30-strong cast brings every iconic song to life around you, across sets you can actually walk through. Join cheerleading practice, ride a fairground ride and experience the unforgettable moments from Grease. If you're planning your summer nights, this is the one that you want.

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My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?)

Apollo Theatre
from £15

Joyous, funny, and genuinely moving, Rob Madge's autobiographical hit is back for the final time. This one-person show about a kid who staged Disney parades at home is the kind of theatre you'll be gutted you missed. Don't be that person.