Events near Worcester-Park, Kingston-Upon-Thames

A spellbinding new musical mixing country/bluegrass and rock, where witchcraft clashes with rural life and Barbara Allen meets John.

Matthew Bourne’s award-winning The Car Man returns with a thrilling, instantly recognisable score in a slick new dance thriller.

Mel Brooks’ The Producers returns to London after a sold-out Menier run, boasting 12 Tony Awards and acclaimed leads including Andy Nyman.

A bold, uplifting musical of William Kamkwamba: build a windmill, defy expectations, and turn wind into hope for tomorrow.

MAMMA MIA! is the world’s sunniest feel-good smash-hit musical, with ABBA classics, enjoyed by 70 million worldwide.

Based on the 30m-copy manga, Death Note The Musical brings Frank Wildhorn’s score to a high-stakes battle of wits.

Beetlejuice brings Tim Burton’s hit musical to the West End, with laugh-out-loud ghosts, bold sets and a netherworld score.

Multi-award-winning Kinky Boots struts into Spring 2026 with Johannes Radebe, an Olivier-winning musical of friendship and individuality.

1536 is a bold, darkly comic historical drama with a modern edge—Ava Pickett’s sharp debut on female friendship.

Set in 1959 Hawkins, Stranger Things: The First Shadow is a gripping origin adventure, powered by theatrical storytelling and stagecraft.

Rosamund Pike brings a transfixing shape-shifting performance to a bold, witty legal drama as Judge Jessica Parks in a limited run.

Paddington The Musical brings Paddington to life with irresistible songs, dazzling choreography and marmalade sandwiches, directed by Luke Sheppard.

Hideki Noda writes, directs and stars in -320°F, performed in Japanese with English subtitles by NODA MAP, returning after sell-out shows.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s mesmerising score, jaw-dropping scenery and special effects unfold Phantom’s tragic love, with 70 awards and 140m fans.

Sinatra The Musical brings over 20 classic hits to the stage, with Joe DiPietro’s Tony-winning writing and Frank Sinatra’s story of comeback.

Disney’s The Lion King bursts with glorious colours, stunning effects and enchanting music, reimagined by Julie Taymor.

Aaron Sorkin’s stage adaptation of Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird returns, with Richard Coyle as Atticus Finch.

Ralph Fiennes delivers a compelling new play as Sir Henry Irving, bringing the theatre-changing story of Ellen Terry to vivid life.

Simon Stone’s Ivanov brings Chekhov’s comic drama into today, with razor observations as marriage, will to live and career collide.

Tony-winning Avenue Q returns to the West End with mischievous songs and loveable characters, for a strictly limited spring season.

The Olivier Award-nominated musical play returns for Summer 2026, adapted and directed by David Wood, with sing-along magic and chaos.

Sadie Sink makes her West End debut as Juliet in Robert Icke’s electrifying Romeo & Juliet, love and innocence in tragedy.