Bat Out of Hell Tickets

Get your air guitars at the ready and find your inner rock star as the Meat Loaf musical Bat Out of Hell - The Musical returns to London.

It’s no surprise that the Bat out of Hell album, one of the best-selling musicals of all time, became the basis for a successful musical. When Bat Out of Hell opened in the West End, London Theatre raved about the show, saying “this production capture the essence of rock music - it's a spectacular, sensory overload from start to finish," so you'll feel the stadium concert atmosphere at the theatre.

Bat Out of Hell combines storytelling elements in Romeo and Juliet and Peter Pan. At the start of the musical, audiences meet Raven, a teenage girl whose father rules over the dystopian city Obsidian. Raven’s life is changed when she meets Strat, an outcast who is part of ‘The Lost’, a group of people whose bodies and minds are stuck in a teenage state. Raven and Strat fall for one another, but will Raven’s father Falco allow this to happen?

Find paradise by the dashboard light.

Assisted performances
BSL interpreted Performances: Sat 4 March at 2:30pm
Captioned Performances: Sat 11 March at 2:30pm, Sat 11 March at 7:30pm
Audio Described Performances: Sat 25 March at 2:30pm
Touch Tour Performances: Sat 25 March at 2:30pm
Sing-along Performance: Tuesday 21st March 2023 at 7.30pm, Tuesday 28th March 2023 at 7.30pm

From the opening guitar chords, you’ll be humming along to all the Meat Loaf songs in Bat Out of Hell. Listen out for all the legendary power ballads like “You Took the Words Right Out of My Mouth (Hot Summer Night),” “I’d Do Anything for Love (But I Won’t Do That),” and “Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad.”

Bat Out of Hell - The Musical premiered at the Manchester Opera House in 2017, before London engagements at the London Coliseum and the Dominion Theatre. The Meat Loaf music has lit up stages worldwide, including Canada, Germany, and New York’s City Centre.

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What to Watch For:

• Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf were introduced to one another through musical theatre. They first worked together in 1973 on the Vietnam War-themed musical More Than You Deserve at the Public Theater in New York.
• There’s 19 Meat Loaf hits during Bat Out of Hell - The Musical. Throughout one performance, the musicians use over 1,000 pieces of sheet music. That’s a lot of notes.
• If you’re a keen Meat Loaf fan, then you’ll love the two unreleased songs included in the show: “Not Allowed to Love” and “What Part of My Body Hurts the Most.”
• To light up Obsidian, there’s over 3,000 lightbulbs, 30 kilometres of electrical cable and over 100 microphones.
• Jim Steinman is a musical genius. As well as working on Meat Loaf songs, he’s also behind Bonnie Tyler’s “Total Eclipse of the Heart” and Boyzone's "No Matter What.