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Theatre
Practical London guides tagged Theatre.
8 guides with this tag
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Olivier Awards Tickets: Free Green Carpet Places and How to Get In
How the public gets into the Olivier Awards at the Royal Albert Hall: free green-carpet fan-pen places through Applause Store, the prize draw, and what the ceremony itself takes.
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Christmas Shows and Pantomimes in London 2026
Every Christmas show in London for 2026: the pantomimes from the Palladium to Stratford East, both Nutcrackers, three Christmas Carols, The Snowman, and the shows for under-fives, with dates, prices, running times and age guidance.
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Harry Potter in London: Everything a Fan Can Actually Do
Studio Tour tickets are £58.50 for 2026 dates and cannot be bought on the door. Cursed Child is now one play. The Cauldron has closed. Prices, addresses and what to skip.
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London Theatre: How to Choose a Show and Pay Less for It
How to pick a show worth your evening and pay less for it — the official TKTS booth, going midweek rather than Saturday, and why where you sit counts for as much as what you see.
London itineraries
Thirteen One-Day London Itineraries for Different Interests
Thirteen one-day London plans — first-time sights, theatre, museums, families, food, a step-free day, royal London, a free day, a rainy day, views, books, markets and film locations — each grouped so you barely use the Tube.
London areas
Covent Garden Area Guide: The Piazza, Seven Dials and West End Theatre
A complete Covent Garden guide: the Piazza and street performers, Seven Dials, Neal's Yard, where to eat before a show, and which station to actually use.
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The Best Immersive Experiences in London: What's Actually Still Open
Immersive shows close constantly. What is open now, what opens next and what has shut, with prices and dates from the operators.
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What's On at the Barbican: Concerts, Theatre, Film and How to Visit
Every upcoming concert, play, film event and talk at the Barbican, updated daily, plus the £4 booking fee you avoid by buying at the desk, the £6 tickets for 16 to 29s, the bag rule, and where to eat before a show.