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London Shows Archive

When You’ve Got It, Flaunt It

Closed: 6 September 2007 - Trafalgar Studios 1

Theatrecares presents a night of gender-swapping show tunes with stars from stage and screen.Looking to see some musical theatre? Find out more about London musicals. Read More

Where Caterpillars Go

Closed: 27 February 2016 - Lyric Hammersmith Studio

Follow an inquisitive Caterpillar into a beautiful, tactile garden - Where Caterpillars Go - at the Lyric Hammersmith, as you explore life, growth, wonder and loss through live music and playful… Read More

Where Is Peter Rabbit?

Closed: 1 September 2019 - Haymarket, Theatre Royal

Hop your way into the Theatre Royal Haymarket and delve into the musical, magical world of Beatrix Potter in Where Is Peter Rabbit?, the critically acclaimed family show bouncing back into… Read More

Where There’s A Will

Closed: 14 February 2009 - Rose Theatre

Peter Hall directs this English Touring Theatre revival of George Feydeau's farce Where There's A Will. Where There's A Will takes a crafty peek at the game of infidelity and… Read More

Where’s My Desi Soulmate?

Closed: 29 March 2009 - Theatre Royal Stratford East

Theatre Royal Stratford East present a Rifco Arts production of a brand new comedy Where's My Desi Soulmate? We all ask ourselves, "Will I ever find The One?", "What's the… Read More

Where’s My Seat?

Closed: 2 July 2011 - Bush Theatre

Audiences get a chance to test drive the Bush theatre’s new home in Where's My Seat?, an evening of three short plays.During the course of Where’s My Seat, three plays… Read More

Whiff

Closed: 27 October 2007 - New Wimbledon Studio

A children's show from the creators of The Mole Who Knew It Was None Of His Business.Suitable for theatregoers aged four and older. Read More

Whipping It Up

Closed: 16 June 2007 - Ambassadors Theatre

Set in the precarious early days of a future Tory government, which clings onto a tiny majority of three. A week before Christmas, a seemingly straightforward piece of legislation suddenly… Read More

Whipping It Up

Closed: 16 December 2006 - Bush Theatre

Whipping It Up is set in the precarious early days of a future Tory government, which clings onto a tiny majority of three. A week before Christmas, a seemingly straightforward… Read More

Whipping It Up

Closed: 6 October 2007 - Richmond Theatre

Having completed a successful run in the West End, Richard Wilson is ready to 'whip up' the Richmond in Steve Thompson's timely political satire.The play is set in the precarious… Read More

Whirling Dervishes, The

Closed: 22 November 2005 - Hackney Empire

The ancient ritual dance, founded in the 13th century, is performed to the sound of Turkish Sufi music. The dancers revolve while draped in long white robes, in a movement which… Read More

Whisper

Closed: 5 October 2008 - Soho Theatre

Whisper asks the audience to question ‘what is real’ in a world of increasing technological sophistication. In Whisper, each audience member is given a set of headphones through which they… Read More

Whisper House

Closed: 27 May 2017 - The Other Palace

From the Tony Award-winning composer of Spring Awakening and American Psycho, The Other Palace hosts Whisper House, combining a thrillingly original rock score with an unforgettable tale about learning to… Read More

Whispering Happiness

Closed: 4 July 2009 - Tristan Bates Theatre

Whispering Happiness is a  lyrical and theatrical portrait of urban life, exploring happiness at a time of despair. The story focuses on two teenagers - Simon and Hayley - caught… Read More

Whistle Down The Wind

Closed: 12 August 2006 - Palace Theatre

Andrew Lloyd-Webber's musical based on the 60s film starring Hayley Mills.When a 15-year-old girl finds a man in her barn that she believes is Jesus, she, and the town's other… Read More

Whistle Down the Wind

Closed: 12 June 2004 - New Wimbledon Theatre

 Andrew Lloyd Webber’s smash hit musical returns, starring Glenn Carter reprising his original West End lead role as ‘The Man. Based on the film starring the young Hayley Mills, Whistle… Read More

Whistle In The Dark, A

Closed: 6 May 2006 - Tricycle Theatre

When Irishman Michael is joined in his English home by his brothers and father he is forced to confront old resentments and tensions. He came to England for a better… Read More

Whistling Psyche

Closed: 12 June 2004 - Almeida Theatre

A dark night, an old waiting room and two supposed strangers eager to reach their destinations. In the cold hours that rest between nightfall and daybreak, silent questions prompt unexpected revelations. Two… Read More

White Boy

Closed: 1 September 2007 - Soho Theatre

Rikki's mates come from all over the world, and as far as they are concerned they are all 'breddas'. But when tragedy befalls one of them, Rikki is forced to… Read More

White Boy

Closed: 9 February 2008 - Soho Theatre

The return of Tanika Gupta's play which asks, what does it mean to be a white boy in Britain today?Racial tensions, gang rivalry and knife crime drive Ricki and his… Read More

White Christmas

Closed: 3 January 2015 - Dominion Theatre

Tom Chambers and Aled Jones star in the West End premiere of White Christmas at the Dominion Theatre. Based on the 1954 American musical film starring Bing Crosby, White Christmas… Read More

White Christmas

Closed: 4 January 2020 - Dominion Theatre

No matter the weather outside, you can guarantee a White Christmas inside the Dominion Theatre this winter. Irving Berlin's White Christmas is coming to the West End just in time… Read More

White Fang

Closed: 13 January 2018 - Park Theatre

Closing PARK90's autumn-winter 2017 season is an epic London premiere about love and redemption from 18th century Canada, White Fang. Written and directed by Jethro Compton (the director/adapter of the… Read More

White Open Spaces

Closed: 14 October 2006 - Soho Theatre

In 2004, Trevor Phillips, Chair of the Commission for Race Equality , asked of the countryside is guilty of a "passive apartheid" and suggested that there is an urban and rural… Read More

White Rabbit, Red Rabbit

Closed: 1 July 2012 - Gate Theatre

29 year old Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour’s arresting and allegorical work, White Rabbit, Red Rabbit, dissects the experience of a whole generation in a wild, utterly original play. Unable to… Read More

White Reindeer

Closed: 8 December 2007 - Lauderdale House

Music from Tchaikovsky, Mozart and Chopin accompanies the story of how Aldred is saved from a snowstorm.No advance booking. Doors open 30 minutes before performance. Suitable for children between the… Read More

White White Black Stork

Closed: 10 June 2006

For Makhzum, a young Muslim poet and dreamer, and the other adolescents growing up here, their search for identity becomes a painful one. The world of their fathers brutally places… Read More

Whitechapel Whirlwind

Closed: 29 March 2005 - Bloomsbury Theatre

Howard Frederics and Jacob Sager Weinstein's experimental multi-media opera explores the lives of British-Jewish boxing hero Jack 'Kid' Berg, Italian-American boxer Tony Canzoneri and the Afro-Cuban boxer, 'Kid' Chocolate.Learn more… Read More

Whiter Than Snow

Closed: 21 March 2009 - Unicorn Theatre

Whiter Than Snow is set in a far-off, war-torn land, where the Frantz family struggles to tour its latest production of Snow White. All is not well - the leading… Read More

Whiter Than Snow

Closed: 24 March 2007 - Lyric Hammersmith Studio

Meet Frieda and the Frantz family, the world-famous travelling performers of the best Snow White story you’ll ever see. But there's a problem, Snow White has done a bunk with… Read More

Whittington

Closed: 26 March 2005 - Bloomsbury Theatre

The rags-to-riches story of Dick Whittington and his cat will be familiar to pantomime lovers everywhere. Having lost his heart to his master's daughter Alice, our everyman flees to seek… Read More

Who By Fire

Closed: 13 May 2004 - Battersea Arts Centre

The party's done. Six hangers-on share bizarre stories of accidental deaths, killing time before going home, on the eve of something big. This performance centres on the eerie void betweem… Read More

Who Cares

Closed: 16 May 2015 - Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs

The NHS is placed centre stage in Michael Wynne’s Who Cares, which arrives at the Royal Court in the run-up to the General Election. A verbatim piece based on interviews… Read More

Who Do You Think you Are?

Closed: 1 October 2006 - Hackney Empire

A collection of comedy talent – including Kevin Eldon, Gary Lestrange, Stewart Lee, Josie Long and Lucy Porter – comes together to raise funds for No2ID, the national campaign against… Read More

Who Killed My Father

Closed: 24 September 2022 - Young Vic

Returning home to the small town where he grew up as a gay teenager, a son finds his dying father virtually unrecognisable from years of alcoholism, social deprivation and grueling… Read More

Who Will Carry The Word?

Closed: 5 July 2009 - Courtyard Theatre

Based on a true account, Who Will Carry The Word? tells the story of a group of female prisoners who befriend one another in extraordinary circumstances in order to survive… Read More

Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf

Closed: 13 May 2006 - Apollo Theatre

Kathleen Turner and Bill Irwin play George and Martha, a couple who have been married for 23 years, in Edward Albee's acidic dark comedy. When Nick, a new member of… Read More

Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?

Closed: 27 May 2017 - Harold Pinter Theatre

Olivier Award winners Imelda Staunton and Conleth Hill co-star in this exciting West End revival of revered playwright Edward Albee’s marriage drama Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? for a limited… Read More

Who’s Afraid Of Virginia’s Sister?

Closed: 8 April 2006 - Chickenshed

A comic tale of two sisters' different approaches to making themselves heard, set in London today. Read More

Who’s Been Sitting In My Chair?

Closed: 1 March 2014 - Polka Theatre

Who's Been Sitting In My Chair? is a delightful and playful version of a well-known tale with porridge and bears and one-two-three chairs.A tale that’s not too BIG and not… Read More

Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf?

Closed: 10 May 2009 - Trafalgar Studios 2

Set on an evening that should be delightful, Who’s Afraid Of Virginia Woolf? is a darkly comic play telling the tale of a cocktail party that turns sour. George and… Read More

Whodunnit

Closed: 12 June 2013 - Greenwich Theatre

A traditional mystery play with a deathly twist... Whodunnit has all the dazzling cleverness we associate with the writer of Sleuth and keeps audiences guessing to the end. Brought to… Read More

Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 2

Closed: 12 March 2022 - Park Theatre

When a diamond is stolen and the bodies start to pile up, the clock starts ticking for our illustrious Inspector. Can they finally bring the elusive Crimson Hand to justice?… Read More

Whodunnit [Unrehearsed] 3

Closed: 4 May 2024 - Park Theatre

Following the sell-out success of our previous fundraising runs of the murder mystery spoof, Whodunnit, this next instalment takes us all completely off the rails! Diamonds are a girl’s best… Read More

Whore

Closed: 12 February 2006 - Battersea Arts Centre

Whore is the story of one of these women, which explores her relationships with the men who abuse, and gradually destroy her, and her isolation from the rest of the… Read More

Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Closed: 5 July 2015 - Adelphi Theatre

Clive Anderson leads a new stage version of improv show Whose Line Is It Anyway? at the Adelphi Theatre. The show, which is brought to the stage by original co-creators… Read More

Whose Line Is It Anyway?.. Live

Closed: 19 June 2016 - London Palladium

TV favourite Whose Line Is It Anyway?.. Live is hosted by Clive Anderson at the London Palladium as its unique brand of unscripted, off-the-cuff humour tickles ribs for a limited run. The… Read More

Why A Black Woman Will Never Be Prime Minister

Closed: 9 November 2024 - Camden People’s Theatre

Fusing satire, spoken word, and narrative, Zakiyyah Deen’s debut delves into intersectionality, British politics, and Black women's maternal health. Directed by Kelechi Okafor. Read More

Why Am I So Single?

Closed: 19 January 2025 - Garrick Theatre

Imagine being soooo cool, interesting, and fun - and yet, somehow, finding yourself perpetually single...!? That’s the extraordinary and unique situation faced by two best pals in Why Am I… Read More

Why I Don’t Hate White People

Closed: 17 November 2007 - Lyric Hammersmith Studio

Performer and poet Lemn Sissay fuses the lyrical and polemical in his first foray into the world of stand up.This production is suitable for theatregoers aged 11 and older. Read More

Why I Don’t Hate White People

Closed: 14 February 2009 - Lyric Hammersmith Studio

If everything you thought about race is wrong, and everyone else is right, are you the wrong race?The child of an unlikely liaison between Lenny Bruce and Lenny Henry, poet,… Read More

Why The Lion Danced

Closed: 2 March 2013 - Polka Theatre

Every 13th moo, deep in the mountains of ancient China,  the dreaded monster Nian pays a visit to the village. The villagers must protect themselves but which animal can save… Read More

Why The Lion Danced

Closed: 23 January 2011 - Lyric Hammersmith Studio

Every 13th moon a monster visits the village that is usually guarded by the brave Lion. But this year the Lion is too busy to help so who will save… Read More

Why The Whales Came

Closed: 21 February 2009 - Richmond Theatre

Why The Whales Came is set in 1914. Gracie and Daniel have been told to stay away from the mad Birdman, but when Gracie brings down the Curse of Sampson… Read More

Why The Whales Came

Closed: 7 January 2004 - Harold Pinter Theatre

"You keep away from the Birdman", warned Gracie's father. But Gracie and her friend Daniel discover that the Birdman isn’t mad or dangerous like everyone says. It’s the Birdman who warns… Read More

Why We Love Steve Brown

Closed: 16 September 2024 - Savoy Theatre

The line-up includes: Laura Mvula, Steve Coogan, Charlie Baker, Jenna Boyd, Alfie Brown , Lennie Brown, Rory Bremner, Rob Brydon, Tori Burgess, Sally Cheng, Jon Culshaw, Barbara Dixon, Michael Fenton-Stevens, Scott… Read More

Wickies: The Vanishing Men of Eilean Mor

Closed: 31 December 2022 - Park Theatre

On 26 December 1900, a small ship was making its way to the Flannan Islands in the remote Outer Hebrides. Its destination was the lighthouse at Eilean Mor; a remote… Read More

Wide Asleep

Closed: 19 October 2009 - Finborough Theatre

Multi-award-winning playwright Iain Heggie brings his new solo performance of monologues and music to the Finborough Theatre.In Wide Asleep, Iain Heggie takes on a hilarious, touching and horribly truthful tour… Read More

Wiesenthal

Closed: 15 September 2024 - King’s Head Theatre

The London premiere of the true story of an ordinary man who did extraordinary things. Filled with hope, humanity and humour, Wiesenthal comes to the King’s Head Theatre following an… Read More

Wife After Death

Closed: 22 May 2010 - Richmond Theatre

Dave Thursby was a hugely successful comedian, a national treasure loved by the public, a devoted husband to his fragrant wife, a model client for his agent and a staunch… Read More

Wig

Closed: 13 May 2007 - Drill Hall

When downtrodden wife and mother Wanda impulsively buys a blond wig, it's just a bit of morale-boosting fun. She has no idea that the wig will tempt her into breaking… Read More

Wig Out!

Closed: 10 January 2009 - Royal Court Theatre

Enter the legendary House of Light, a hyper-glamorous, uber-competitive drag queen refuge where a daughter who was once a son can find a family.While the House is primping and preening… Read More

Wiggles, The

Closed: 13 July 2006 - Eventim Apollo

Australia's favourite pre-school entertainers do the Monkey Dance and sing about Hot Potatoes live on stage. Joining Anthony, Murray, Greg and Jeff are Captain Feathersword, Dorothy The Dinosaur, Wags The Dog… Read More

Wiggles, The

Closed: 16 June 2007 - Eventim Apollo

Australia's top children's entertainers invite their friends Captain Feathersword, Dorothy the Dinosaur, Wags the Dog and Henry the Octopus, to join them in a song-packed show. Read More

Wil Anderson: GoodWil

Closed: 8 June 2013 - Soho Theatre

Australia's finest stand up, Wil Anderson, is back in London with a brand new show. Wil's stand up is a densely written, high-speed ride through one of the world's most… Read More

Wil Hodgson

Closed: 10 March 2007 - Soho Theatre

The comedy cult hero returns to the Soho. Read More

Wil Hodgson

Closed: 19 July 2008 - Battersea Arts Centre

The punk rock folk storyteller returns with more tales of spice girl dolls, street fighters and small town alienation. As odd as it sounds, but also funny. Read More

Wil Hodgson: A Faceful Of Doner – A Punk Folk Story

Closed: 29 May 2010 - Soho Theatre

Perrier Award winner Wil Hodgson presents his acclaimed comedy monologue. A serial misfit, Hodgson used to be the most started-on man in the small Wiltshire town of Chippenham until the emo… Read More

Wil Hodgson: A Faceful Of Doner – A Punk Folk Story

Closed: 26 February 2011 - Soho Theatre

Perrier Award winner Wil Hodgson (as seen on Russell Howards Good News and supporting Mark Thomas on tour) presents his acclaimed comedy monologue. Read More

Wil Hodgson: Chippenham On My Shoulder

Closed: 5 April 2009 - Soho Theatre

Wil Hodgson, the punk rock folk storyteller, returns to Soho with more tales of Spice Girl dolls, street fighters and small town alienation. As odd as it sounds, but also… Read More

Wild

Closed: 16 July 2016 - Hampstead Theatre

The Hampstead Theatre hosts the world premiere of Mike Bartlett’s Wild, a darkly comic new play about challenging the international status quo. Last week, Andrew was just your regular nobody,… Read More

Wild About You

Closed: 26 March 2024 - Drury Lane, Theatre Royal

Wild About You, a new musical in concert with music and lyrics by Broadway star, Chilina Kennedy (Paradise Square, Beautiful the Carole King Musical), is coming to the West End. With… Read More

Wild Card – Dotdotdot Dance

Closed: 26 May 2016 - Lilian Baylis Studio

Sadlers' Wells' second in the Wild Card series this season, where a new generation of dance makers curate the evening. dotdotdot dance is a new company of three young British dancers who have… Read More

Wild Card – Ivan Blackstock

Closed: 15 March 2013 - Lilian Baylis Studio

Wild Card is a brand new Sadler's Wells initiative that gives artists the opportunity to present the work of their choice. It aims to bring fresh ideas to the stage… Read More

Wild Card – The Palest Light

Closed: 4 March 2016 - Lilian Baylis Studio

Sadler's Wells' much anticipated Wild Card returns with more bespoke evenings curated by a new generation of dance makers. This edition takes a different shape by inviting The Palest Light, an existing night… Read More

Wild Card – Casson & Friends

Closed: 18 March 2015 - Sadler’s Wells

Wild Card returns to Sadler’s Wells with a specially curated evening from London-based performer and choreographer Tim Casson. Best known for his innovative record-breaking dance project The Dance WE Made,… Read More

Wild Duck, The

Closed: 18 February 2006 - Donmar Warehouse

The World premiere of David Eldridge's new version of Ibsen's classic, which asks 'should truth reign supreme?' and what are the effects if it does? The son of a wealthy… Read More

Wild East

Closed: 9 November 2006 - Bloomsbury Theatre

Frank has got the interview; it's his big break, the one he's been waiting for. All he has left to do is convince two rather formidable women from the corporation… Read More

Wild East

Closed: 12 March 2005 - Royal Court Theatre

Frank has got the interview; it's his big break, the one he's been waiting for. All he has left to do is convince two rather formidable women from the corporation… Read More

Wild Horses

Closed: 10 July 2010 - Theatre 503

17-year-old Ellie has finally come home to face the music. But can her family, or even her friends, get over her betrayal? And who is in control of her future?… Read More

WIld Lunch

Closed: 1 December 2006 - Young Vic

Wild Lunch cooks up eight new writers with a new play each lunchtime. In the past it has produced plays by Sarah Kane, Dennis Kelly and Mark Ravenhill – to… Read More

Wild Swans

Closed: 13 May 2012 - Young Vic

This production of Wild Swans is the first stage adaptation of Jung Chang’s multi-million selling tale of one fiercely courageous family living through a time of great change in China.Wild… Read More

Wild Worlds – Dark Side

Closed: 15 February 2015 - The Vaults (Main Entrance)

Artful Badger's Dark Sides is a curated collection of breathtaking breakages, emotional explosives, anti gravity time travellers, buffooning birds, bad habits & allegorical aerial. This show is taking part in… Read More

Wilde Creatures

Closed: 31 December 2017 - Vaudeville Theatre

The hauntingly beautiful fairy tales of Oscar Wilde are retold with original live music, imaginative storytelling and a generous dash of comedy in Wilde Creatures. Playing as part of the year-long celebration… Read More

Wildefire

Closed: 29 November 2014 - Hampstead Theatre

Lorraine Stanley leads the cast of Roy Williams’ police drama Wildefire at the Hampstead Theatre. The production tells the story of Gail Wilde, an average policeman who lives up to… Read More

Will Adamsdale: Human Computer

Closed: 23 March 2007 - Battersea Arts Centre

Perrier Award-winner Will Adamsdale gives a Scratch performance of his newest work. Read More

Will Franken: Things We Did Before Reality

Closed: 9 March 2013 - Soho Theatre

Armed with a ‘highly developed sense of the absurd' (New York Times), comedy virtuoso Will Franken deluges his audiences with a kaleidoscopic tsunami of mind-blowing character comedy so funny that… Read More

Will Hodgson: Straight Outta Chippenham

Closed: 23 February 2008 - Soho Theatre

The former skinhead, punk, professional wrestler and member of the Communist Party regales us with tales of anti-fascism, small town prejudice, his passion for ‘the big women’ and care bears. Read More

Will Smith: How To Be Cool

Closed: 9 December 2006 - Arts Theatre

Stand-up comic Smith explores the theory of being cool and the hypocrisies at the heart of Western society. Read More

William Andrews: Nitwit

Closed: 27 February 2010 - Soho Theatre

Part stand-up, part sketches, part monster, William Andrews’s Nitwit comes to Soho theatre for an exclusive London showing after its critically and wittily acclaimed Edinburgh festival run. Read More

William Forsythe

Closed: 24 July 2005 - Royal Opera House

The opening Steptext to Bach's magnificent Chaconne, Approximate Sonata and The Vertiginous Thrill of Exactitude all demand of the dancers incredible feats of bravura and stamina. In the middle, somewhat… Read More

Wilton’s Vintage Christmas

Closed: 18 December 2010 - Wilton’s Music Hall

Wilton's Music Hall goes back to its roots this festive season with a traditional music-hall style variety show. Wilton's Victorian Christmas combines Charles Dickens with Henry Mayhew, Christmas carols with… Read More

Wind In The Willows, The

Closed: 13 January 2007 - Linbury Studio (Royal Opera House)

Dance, songs, verse, music and puppetry come together to tell the story of Toad, Mole, Ratty, Badger and the other inhabitants of the Wild Wood.Will Tuckett is both choreographer and… Read More

Wind In The Willows, The

Closed: 27 August 2005 - Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre

Conville and Gooderson's adaptation of Kenneth Grahame's classic tale has already become the Open Air Theatre's most successful children's show ever. This isn't surprising considering it is packed with enough… Read More

Wind Shadow

Closed: 11 October 2009 - Barbican Theatre

In Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan’s Wind Shadow, choreographic genius Lin Hwai-Min has created a contemporary dance work that makes shadows come alive. Joining forces with leading Chinese visual… Read More

Windfall

Closed: 11 March 2023 - Southwark Playhouse

Mark Bell, director of international hit The Play That Goes Wrong, directs Scooter Pietsch’s hilarious and chaotic new comedy, which arrives at Southwark Playhouse for five weeks only! Pushed to the… Read More

Winky

Closed: 26 May 2013 - Soho Theatre

‘Someone is crapping in your oatmeal. If you're losing, someone is doing it to you.' Neil Yaniky, a born loser, strongly suspects his yugly sister Winky to be his metaphorical… Read More

Winner’s Curse

Closed: 11 March 2023 - Park Theatre

Making war is a dirty business. So is making peace. Two countries are locked in battle over a strip of land when a fragile ceasefire provides a chance for peace.… Read More

Winter Dance Party

Closed: 24 January 2014 - New Wimbledon Theatre

Recreating Buddy Holly’s last historic concert, Winter Dance Party takes you back to 1959 when Buddy Holly, recharged by a fresh band, embarks on a tour accompanied by rock legends… Read More

Winter Wassail

Closed: 3 January 2011 - Globe Theatre

Winter Wassail is a midwinter feast of song, music and poetry to celebrate the arrival of the new year. The Gabrieli Consort & Players plays a choral programme of seasonal… Read More
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