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Today Tix Black Friday West End sale

Eg, The Mousetrap from £15

Ticketing platform TodayTix has launched its Black Friday sale, offering discounts on more than 50 London West End shows. You can book tickets at the TodayTix website or via its free app.  We've asked TodayTix when the sale ends and will update here once we know.

Examples of top shows & discounts we spotted on Friday 29 November:

  • Fawlty Towers the Play – from £15 (joint cheapest we've seen with London Theatre)

  • A Very Naughty Christmas – from £15 (joint cheapest we've seen with London Theatre)

  • The Mousetrap – from £15 (joint cheapest we've seen with London Theatre)

  • Why Am I So Single? – £23 (joint cheapest we've seen with Official London Theatre)

  • The Play That Goes Wrong – from £23 (cheapest we've seen)

  • MJ the Musical – from £23 (cheapest we've seen)

The prices above were the cheapest we saw for these shows, though many were matched by London Theatre's Black Friday sale, or other ticketing platforms. We found that some of the other discounted shows were cheaper elsewhere. For example, Peppa Pig's Fun Day Out tickets are from £13 with TodayTix but from £10 direct with Theatre Royal Haymarket.

Select 'More info' below for a full list of participating shows.

See more ways to save in our Cheap theatre tickets guide.

More info

The full list of shows participating in the promotion:

  • MJ The Musical

  • The Book of Mormon

  • Guys & Dolls

  • Les Misérables

  • Only Fools & Horses

  • Starlight Express

  • Dear England

  • The Duchess

  • The Lehman Trilogy

  • The Mousetrap

  • The Play That Goes Wrong

  • Fawlty Towers

  • Waiting for Godot

  • Why Am I So Single?

  • Titanique

  • A Christmas Carol(ish)

  • A Very Naughty Christmas

  • Ballet Shoes

  • Bat Out of Hell

  • Cirque du Soleil – Corteo

  • Jamie Allan’s Amaze

  • La Clique

  • Musicals by Candlelight at Christmas

  • The Elixir of Love

  • The Pirates of Penzance

  • The Snowman

  • [Title of Show]

  • 101 Dalmatians

  • Dr. Strangelove

  • Juno and the Paycock

  • Giselle – English National Ballet

  • A Good House

  • Aladdin

  • Alterations

  • Charlie Cook’s Favourite Book

  • Circa’s Duckpond

  • Cyrano

  • Dirty Rotten Scoundrels

  • Here You Come Again

  • How To Fight Loneliness

  • Humbug

  • The Little Foxes

  • Peppa Pig’s Fun Day Out

  • Play On!

  • Shanghai Dolls

  • The Last Laugh

  • The Legends of Them

  • The Liar, The Bi*ch and the Wardrobe

  • The Lonely Londoners

  • The Marriage of Figaro

  • The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary

  • The Purists

  • Wilko: Love Death and Rock n Roll

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£10 to £60 London theatre tickets

For selected performances in 2025, including The Lion King, Mean Girls and Wicked

Theatre 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 GirlsLes Misérables, Phantom of the Opera 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.

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For other ways to save at the theatre, see our Cheap theatre tickets guide.

More info

Here's the list of participating shows in this year's See It Live:

  • 101 Dalmations

  • Aladdin  

  • Back To The Future The Musical

  • Birdsong 

  • Charlie Cook's Favourite Book

  • The Choir Of Man

  • Clueless The Musical  

  • The Curious Case Of Benjamin Button

  • Elektra

  • Fawlty Towers  

  • Firebird  

  • The Gang Of Three  

  • The Gift 

  • Hadestown 

  • Horrible Histories: Horrible Christmas 

  • How To Fight Loneliness

  • King Of Pangea  

  • Kyoto  

  • The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical  

  • Disney's The Lion King  

  • Macbeth 

  • Magic Mike Live  

  • Mamma Mia!   

  • The Marriage Of Figaro  

  • Matilda The Musical  

  • Mean Girls  

  • The Merchant Of Venice 1936

  • A Midsummer Night’s Dream  

  • Les Misérables 

  • MJ The Musical  

  • Moulin Rouge! The Musical 

  • The Mousetrap  

  • Mrs President

  • Mrs Doubtfire  

  • Murder Ballad 

  • The Nutcracker (Polka Theatre) 

  • Parlour Song 

  • The Phantom Of The Opera  

  • The Pirates Of Penzance  

  • Play On! 

  • The Play That Goes Wrong  

  • Potted Panto

  • Puppy  

  • Robin Hood And The Christmas Heist  

  • The Score  

  • The Show On The Roof 

  • Showstopper! The Improvised Musical  

  • Sisters 360 

  • Six  

  • The Smartest Giant In Town 

  • The Snowy Day 

  • Starlight Express  

  • Stranger Things: The First Shadow  

  • (This Is Not A) Happy Room  

  • Tina - The Tina Turner Musical  

  • The Westway Sessions

  • Wicked  

  • The Years

You can book up to 10 tickets per show with one card and there’s no limit to the number of performances you can get tickets for. If you have Theatre Tokens, you can pay for your tickets using those.

You'll be sent tickets via email, which you can print or show on your phone. You can't get refunds unless a show is cancelled, but Official London Theatre says exchanges may be possible, depending on availability.

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