Paddington The Musical

About Paddington The Musical

Paddington The Musical at the Savoy Theatre brings one of Britain’s best-loved characters to the stage. This new production follows a small, lost bear from Peru as he arrives in London and finds himself welcomed by the Brown family in Windsor Gardens.

The story shows what happens when Paddington’s life is put in peril and the Browns must decide how far they are willing to go to give him a home. The show is based on the characters from Michael Bond’s books and the award-winning films, with original music and lyrics by Tom Fletcher and a book by Olivier Award-winner Jessica Swale.

It is presented as a musical with songs and choreography, and the setting moves from the hope of a new start to the challenges beneath the surface of family life in London.

Key facts: Duration 2 hours 45 minutes. Age guidance: recommended for ages 6 and up; guests aged 4 to 104 are welcome. Babes in arms are not permitted.

Before you book

Age guidance: PADDINGTON The Musical is recommended for ages 6 and up. Children under 4 are not permitted, and babes in arms are not allowed.

Accessible performances: BSL performances are on Sunday 20th September 2026 at 2pm and Sunday 14th March 2027 at 2pm. Audio Described performances are on Sunday 13th September 2026 at 2pm and Sunday 7th March 2027 at 2pm. Relaxed performances are on Friday 11th September 2026 at 6pm and Friday 7th May 2027 at 7pm.

Refunds: No refunds or exchanges after purchase.

Venue

Savoy Theatre
Savoy Ct, London WC2R 0ET, UK

For access-specific enquiries, call the dedicated line on 0333 009 5399.

Current cast

The principal cast includes Timi Akinyosade as Tony, Amy Booth-Steel as Lady Sloane, Tarinn Callender as Grant, Delilah Bennett-Cardy as Judy Brown, Adrian Der Gregorian as Mr. Brown, Tom Edden as Mr Curry, Brenda Edwards as Tanya, Amy Ellen Richardson as Mrs. Brown, Victoria Hamilton-Barritt as Millicent Clyde, Teddy Kempner as Mr Gruber and Bonnie Langford as Mrs Bird. Jonathan Brown is played by Joseph Bramley, Leo Collon, Stevie Hare and Jasper Rowse.