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50+ West End showsTheatre lovers can get £10 to £60 tickets for 50+ London West End shows including biggies such as Disney's The Lion King, Mamma Mia!, Mean Girls, Les Misérables, and Wicked via Official London Theatre's See It Live promotion – check 'More info' below for the full list of participating shows.
Official London Theatre wouldn't tell us exactly how many tickets are available, but it did say it's thousands. It's best to go quick, as in previous years seats for popular shows have sold out fast. You can book until 11.59pm on Friday 31 January, while tickets last.
The discounted tickets are for performances throughout 2025, not just January and February as it was in previous years when it was known as the Official London Theatre New Year Sale. It includes a mixture of matinée, evening, and weekend performances.
The saving you get varies per show and per seat. £10 tickets will usually be the cheapest normal-priced seats in the theatre, and £60 tickets will be the top-priced (non-premium) seats. Though do note, not all shows will offer £10 tickets in this sale.
For other ways to save at the theatre, see our Cheap theatre tickets guide.
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