Events near Queensbury, Harrow

Bold new production of Oscar Wilde’s enduring comedy, directed by the Lyric’s Associate Director Nicholai La Barrie.

A revealing West End portrait of Frank Sinatra, featuring over twenty classic hits and a world-class creative team.

Thirty years on, Trainspotting: The Musical brings electrifying film tracks, original songs and a live band to the stage.

Smash-hit musical The Book of Mormon, a four-time Olivier Award winner, brings three-dimensional comedy and all-singing fun to life.

Baz Luhrmann’s film comes to life on stage in Moulin Rouge! The Musical, a dazzling celebration of truth, beauty, freedom and love.

Tony Award® winner Laura Benanti's New York Times Critic's Pick blends razor-sharp wit, heartfelt storytelling and original songs.

Robert Icke directs Shakespeare’s electrifying, timeless tale of love and innocence, starring Sadie Sink in her West End debut.

Adrian Lester stars in a witty, romantic reimagining of Cyrano de Bergerac, acclaimed as playful, poignant and profound.

Matthew Bourne’s award-winning The Car Man returns with a thrilling score and vivid storytelling in a gripping dance thriller.

Horrible Histories live on stage returns with Barmy Britain – the best bits, packed with Britain’s nasty history for the whole family.

Tony-winning dark comedy Oh, Mary! is an 80-minute one-act, with Mason Alexander Park starring as Mary Todd Lincoln.

Cole Porter’s High Society returns with Helen George and a full-size orchestra in a lavish new production of Golden Age musical theatre escapism.

The sunniest smash-hit musical, with ABBA’s timeless songs and a funny Greek island story that has thrilled over 70 million people around the world.

Kinky Boots returns in Spring 2026 with Johannes Radebe, a joyous Olivier-winning musical of friendship, individuality and big heels.

Simon Stone’s radical reimagining turns a Greek myth into a gripping contemporary family drama with a hellish destiny.

World premiere darkly comic family drama by Ben Ockrent, directed by award-winning Michael Longhurst, with buried secrets and sibling clashes.

Stranger Things: The First Shadow brings a gripping 1959 Hawkins prequel to the stage, from a multi-award-winning creative team.

Hamilton tells Alexander Hamilton’s rise with a hip-hop-jazz Broadway score, book and lyrics by Lin-Manuel Miranda, for America then.

Aaron Sorkin’s award-winning stage adaptation of Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird returns to the West End for a limited season.

Harriet transforms into all 23 roles in Kip Williams’ blood-pumping Dracula, a seductive reimagining of gothic horror.

A sold-out West End transfer, Ava Pickett’s razor-sharp Tudor drama explores female friendship with a darkly comic modern edge.

Kristin Scott Thomas stars in a major new West End revival of The Cherry Orchard, with a new adaptation and a strictly limited season.