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Volunteer yourself and your friends to step back into the world of Panem. The odds are in your favour to experience a night like no other in this state-of-the-art, Capitol-worthy venue in Canary Wharf.

Victor Hugo's sprawling novel, distilled into one of theatre's most enduring scores ever written. Jean Valjean's fight for redemption against the backdrop of revolutionary France has filled the West End for 40 years.

This musical adaptation of the classic Roald Dahl book is the perfect story to celebrate the power of imagination. It is packed with mischief, humour and irresistible theatrical magic. Get the whole family together for a memorable night out!

Listen up muggles! It's time to believe in magic, for real, on stage. Return to the Wizarding World with a brave new generation as they make their way to Hogwarts. Prepare for a mind-blowing race through time and spectacular spells that will have you questioning whether magic really does exist.

We had to hold space for this iconic show which is based on a book (Wicked) which was based on another book (The Wonderful Wizard of Oz). Arguably this is musical fanfiction at its best?! Either way we are huge fans of this show and you will be too with its iconic soundtrack and stunning staging, Wicked is a must-see.

Rediscover a Dickensian classic in this exciting revival of Oliver! With an exceptional cast and creative team, you couldn't ask for more. Please sir, book your tickets now.

Based on the manga that's sold over 30 million copies, Death Note: The Musical hands its hero the power to kill with a pen and sets a genius and a detective on a collision course to decide if he should.

Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland loses its dialogue and gains a circus. Cirque Alice follows the same trip down the rabbit hole, the Mad Hatter's tea party, the Queen of Hearts, but tells it entirely through aerial acrobatics, contortion and puppetry, backed by a live band reworking classical favourites. It's the book at its most physical, running at Royal Festival Hall over the Christmas holidays.

A relationship told through two decades of near-misses and might-have-beens, one St Swithin's Day at a time. Following its premiere in Edinburgh, David Nicholl's devastating love story is hitting the West End after breaking hearts on the page and on screen

Kipling's tale of a boy raised by wolves in the Indian jungle gets a bold new spin: puppetry-heavy and rooted in the mangroves of the Sundarbans. At the heart of it all, the question that's endured for over a century: what makes us who we are, nature or nurture?

Every Penguin Classic ever written, condensed into one gloriously chaotic hour performed almost entirely undressed (aside from some flippers). Garry Starr's award-winning literary lampoon isn't subtle and isn't for kids. Strictly 18+.