RedHill shows & tickets

An intimate, electrifying revival of Cabaret brings the Kit Kat Club to life with classic songs and music by John Kander.

Mel Brooks’ The Producers returns in its first London revival, with Tony-winning swagger and Andy Nyman starring as schemes backfire spectacularly.

Horrible Histories: Barmy Britain brings the best bits of nasty British history to life on stage, with Queen Victoria’s groove.

Hamilton tells Alexander Hamilton’s rise from West Indies immigrant to Washington’s right-hand, set to a hip-hop-jazz score by Lin-Manuel Miranda.

Dizzyingly funny dark comedy one-act starring Mason Alexander Park as Mary Todd Lincoln, featuring Cole Escola, Tony-winning and praised.

Adrian Lester stars in an exhilarating, fiercely funny and intensely romantic Cyrano de Bergerac, lyric and heartfelt.

A musical play of Judith Kerr’s classic tale: a tea-guzzling tiger, sing-along songs, magic and delightful mayhem for families.

Irvine Welsh’s TRAINSPOTTING: THE MUSICAL returns the rebels with electrifying film tracks and original singalong defiance.

The smash-hit Book of Mormon, winner of four Olivier Awards, brings all-singing, all-dancing laughs as two missionaries head to Uganda.

Titanique is off Broadway’s award-winning musical, set to Céline Dion hits with powerhouse voices and a full live band.

Paddington The Musical brings beloved Paddington to life with irresistible songs, dazzling choreography and marmalade sandwiches on stage.

Teeth 'N' Smiles returns for a 50th anniversary revival of David Hare’s play with original music, starring Rebecca Lucy Taylor as Maggie.

Ralph Fiennes stars as Sir Henry Irving in David Hare’s astonishing new play, with Jeremy Herrin and Bob Crowley bringing it to vivid life.

Dark of the Moon is a spellbinding musical where Barbara Allen and a curious witch-boy face small-town prejudices with love and power.

Acclaimed director Simon Stone reimagines Greek myth as a contemporary family wakes into a hellish destiny in The Oresteia.

Kristin Scott Thomas leads a major West End revival of Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard, directed by Ian Rickson, in a strictly limited season.

Simon Stone directs Chekhov’s keenly observed comic drama, hurtling into the contemporary world with the same creative team.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s mesmerising score brings jaw-dropping scenery and special effects to a tragic love story seen by 140m+.

Sadie Sink makes her West End debut as Juliet in this electrifying Romeo & Juliet, a timeless tragic love story.

Multi award-winning Wicked celebrates 19 years with the untold story of the Wicked Witch, plus spectacular sets, costumes and award-winning songs.

From The Illusionists’ producers, Now You See Me Live brings explosive high-tech illusions and solo stunts as The Horsemen.

Oscar Wilde’s enduring comedy brings scandal-ready secrets as Mrs Cheveley tests Sir Robert Chiltern’s perfect reputation.