London’s Best Christmas Pantomimes and Family Shows 2026

Updated for 2026: Whether it’s a case of entertaining little ones, keeping teenagers amused, or simply indulging your inner child – pantomimes are the ultimate festive treat. This Christmas, plan a family outing with the kids or treat your grandchildren, and make sure to set aside some time for one of London’s must-see fmily shows.

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With so many brilliant shows to choose from, finding the right one can be almost as difficult as choosing a stocking present for a teenager (click here for help with that one). So here’s some picks for every age, interest and budget – you’ll find more choices and details below.

For toddlers and pre-schoolers: Santa’s First Christmas at the Unicorn Theatre, Dear Santa at Battersea Arts Centre, Christmas Lights at Polka Theatre, Raymond Briggs’ Father Christmas at the Lyric Hammersmith or Peppa Pig’s Big Family Show.

For younger primary-school kids: Stick Man at the Bloomsbury Theatre, Room on the Broom in the West End, The Snowman at the Peacock Theatre, Huddle at the Unicorn Theatre or Peter Pan at Polka Theatre.

For older primary-school kids: Cinderella at the Lyric Hammersmith, Jack and the Beanstalk at Hackney Empire, Dick Whittington and His Cat at the King’s Head Theatre or The Wind in the Willows at the Rose Theatre, Kingston.

For teenagers: Sherlock Holmes and the 12 Days of Christmas at Alexandra Palace, Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella at Sadler’s Wells, Ebony Scrooge at Sadler’s Wells East or Fly, You Fools! at Southwark Playhouse.

For a big traditional pantomime: Cinderella at the London Palladium, Jack and the Beanstalk at Hackney Empire, Peter Pan at New Wimbledon Theatre or Sleeping Beauty at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley.

For something a bit different: Robin Hood and the Merry Mandem at Stratford East, The Magic Flute at Woolwich Works, Ebony Scrooge or A Christmas Carol at the Old Vic.

For families looking for something closer to home: Don’t overlook the brilliant local pantomimes, including Cinderella at Dartford’s Orchard Theatre, Jack and the Beanstalk at Richmond Theatre and Cinderella at the Broadway Theatre in Catford.

And remember, some of the best Christmas outings aren’t in a theatre at all. Check out our guide to London’s Best Christmas Days Out for festive lights, Santa experiences, Christmas markets, ice skating and lots more.

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Stickman – The Bloomsbury Theatre

Julia Donaldson’s loveable Stick Man is brought to life with puppetry, music and dance again this Christmas at the Bloomsbury Theatre.

What starts off as a morning jog becomes quite the misadventure for Stick Man: a dog wants to play fetch with him, a swan builds a nest using him, and he even ends up on a fire! How will Stick Man ever get back to his family tree?This award-winning production is packed full of puppetry, songs, live music and funky moves. A delightful and touching show that’s perfect for younger kids.

We sent Mum Kayleigh along with Nina, 4, and Stevie, 1, to review a previous production. Her verdict: “Funny, engaging, and entertainingly eclectic, I wasn’t expecting to have the songs from Stick Man stick around in my head after leaving the theatre, but I’ve been humming them ever since.”

Kayleigh was delighted that both children were completely captivated, especially one-year-old Stevie, who usually struggles to sit still. Her conclusion? A rare show that grown-ups can enjoy every bit as much as their kids.

Age: 3+ recommended; younger children welcome
Dates: 3 December 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: Bloomsbury Theatre, Euston
Duration: 60 minutes

The Snowman – The Peacock Theatre

This winter family favourite tells the timeless tale of a boy and a snowman who comes to life.

Based on Raymond Briggs’ much-loved picture book and the famous animated film, The Snowman is a magical stage production featuring dazzling sets, extraordinary dancing and music performed by a live orchestra. Younger kids will adore watching the story unfold, while hearing the iconic Walking in the Air floating through the Peacock Theatre is one of the most magical ways to begin your festive celebrations.

KidRated reviewers Lara, 10, and Asma, 9, gave a previous production 9/10 and 10/10.

Their verdict: “It was absolutely brilliant… We loved everything about it – especially the flying scene.”

Age: All ages
Dates: 21 November 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: Peacock Theatre, Holborn
Duration: Approximately 90 minutes including interval
Tickets: The Snowman
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Peppa Pig’s Fun Day Out! – Theatre Royal Haymarket

Get ready for an oinktastic adventure as Peppa Pig returns to the West End!

Peppa, George, Mummy Pig and Daddy Pig are preparing to welcome a very special new arrival to the family. Expect plenty of songs, laughter, audience participation and, naturally, a few muddy puddles. With colourful characters and lots of opportunities to join in, this is an ideal introduction to the magic of live theatre for little ones.

We sent four-year-old Emily, last year – see her verdict below.

Age: Best for preschoolers
Dates: 4 December 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: Theatre Royal Haymarket
Duration: Approximately 80 minutes including interval
Tickets: Theatre Royal Haymarket
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Room on the Broom – Lyric Theatre

If your kids love The Gruffalo, they’ll adore another Julia Donaldson favourite flying into the West End this Christmas.

Join the witch and her cat as they set off on an adventure, making room on their broomstick for a collection of animal friends along the way. With songs, puppets and plenty of gentle humour, it’s a wonderfully entertaining introduction to theatre for younger children. And when a hungry dragon appears, everyone will need to work together to save the day.

KidRated Top Tip: With a one-hour running time, it’s an excellent first West End show for little theatre-goers.

Dates: 27 November 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: Lyric Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue
Duration: 60 minutes
Tickets: Room on the Broom
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Ebony Scrooge – Sadler’s Wells East

Move over Ebenezer – there’s a new Scrooge in town!

Meet Ebony, the fierce boss of a fashion empire who’s cancelled Christmas for her big show. Surrounded by glamour but short on joy, she’s about to be visited by three very unexpected guests. Mixing hip-hop, comedy and Caribbean culture, Ebony Scrooge is a fresh, funny and feel-good twist on Dickens’ classic.

Created by ZooNation, it returns following its successful 2025 Christmas season, bringing spectacular choreography, original music and a message that should have everyone dancing all the way home.

We sent Felix and Amandine to review last year’s production – see below:

Age: Family-friendly; particularly good for older kids and teens
Dates: 24 November 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: Sadler’s Wells East, Stratford
Tickets: Ebony Scrooge

Raymond Briggs’ Father Christmas – Lyric Hammersmith

Father Christmas is having a rather busy day.

There’s a sleigh to prepare, presents to organise and an enormous amount of work to do before Christmas Eve. And as Raymond Briggs reminds us, even Santa sometimes needs a cup of tea and a little peace and quiet.

This charming adaptation of the much-loved children’s book combines puppetry, music and gentle humour to bring Father Christmas’s preparations to life.

It’s funny, heartwarming and full of familiar Christmas magic.

Age: Best for under-sixes
Dates: 18 November – 27 December 2026
Venue: Little Lyric, Lyric Hammersmith
Duration: Approximately 50 minutes
Tickets: Lyric Hammersmith

Christmas Lights – Polka Theatre

A tiny house covered in snow, two friends preparing for Christmas and some fairy lights that seem to have a mind of their own.

This beautiful production uses colourful lighting, music, movement and visual storytelling to create a gentle seasonal adventure.

With British Sign Language integrated into the performance, it’s a particularly welcoming introduction to theatre for little ones.

Age: 1–4
Dates: 11–22 November 2026
Venue: Polka Theatre, Wimbledon
Duration: 50 minutes
Tickets: Christmas Lights

Antarctica – Polka Theatre

Forget Lapland – we’re heading all the way to the South Pole!

This imaginative adventure introduces young explorers to penguins, cheeky albatrosses and mysterious creatures hiding beneath the ice.

Combining puppetry, clowning, music and plenty of snowy surprises, this is a wonderfully playful winter adventure from Little Bulb.

Age: 3–7
Dates: 27 November 2026 – 17 January 2027
Venue: Polka Theatre, Wimbledon
Duration: 50 minutes
Tickets: Antarctica

London’s Best Traditional Christmas Pantomimes

Cinderella – London Palladium

You shall go to the ball!

And this year, the London Palladium is pulling out all the stops with comedy legends Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders reuniting on stage as Cinderella’s wickedly hilarious Ugly Sisters. Joining them are Palladium favourite Julian Clary as the Fairy Godfather, Paul Zerdin, Nigel Havers, Rob Madge, Dex Lee and Hope Dawe.

Expect outrageous costumes, spectacular scenery, dazzling special effects, big musical numbers and enough cheeky jokes to keep the grown-ups laughing long after the children have stopped. The Palladium pantomime has become one of London’s biggest festive theatre traditions, and this year’s production promises to be particularly special.

KidRated Top Tip: This is the one for families looking for a full-scale West End spectacular. Tickets can be expensive, so look at weekday performances and book early.

Age: Best for school-age kids and teens
Dates: 5 December 2026 – 10 January 2027
Venue: London Palladium, Oxford Circus
Tickets: Cinderella at the Palladium

Cinderella – Lyric Hammersmith

It’s time for another trip to the ball, but this time with the Lyric Hammersmith’s famously cheeky take on traditional pantomime.

Written by Joel Horwood and directed by Robin Belfield, this fresh reimagining of Cinderella promises big songs, hilarious characters, colourful costumes and plenty of audience participation.

Expect some gloriously silly twists on the traditional fairytale, with lots of booing, cheering and laughing along the way.

KidRated Top Tip: With selected tickets starting at £10, this could be one of the best-value major pantomimes in London.

Age: 6+
Dates: 14 November 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: Lyric Hammersmith Theatre
Tickets: Cinderella – Lyric Hammersmith

Jack and the Beanstalk – Hackney Empire

Hackney Empire pantomimes are legendary, and this Christmas sees the return of one of the theatre’s biggest stars. Olivier Award-winner Clive Rowe is back as Dame Trot, alongside Hackney favourite Kat B as Simple Simon.

Expect a fabulously chaotic mixture of singing, dancing, spectacular costumes, wicked villains, side-splitting comedy and plenty of East London attitude. Jack’s family haven’t got a bean to their name, but a handful of magic beans is about to change everything.

Last Christmas, we sent Nina, 9, to review Hackney Empire’s Cinderella. She awarded it 10/10: “Cinderella was sooo good. The Sisters were my favourite because they came into the audience, threw sweets and kept picking on people (in a nice way!)”

The production may be different this year, but Hackney’s trademark energy, audience participation and gloriously over-the-top humour are all part of the appeal.

Age: All ages
Dates: 21 November – 31 December 2026
Venue: Hackney Empire
Tickets: Hackney Empire

Robin Hood and the Merry Mandem – Stratford East

Stratford East pantomimes have a reputation for mixing traditional storytelling with big songs, brilliant comedy and plenty of local flavour. This Christmas, Robin Hood and his Merry Mandem take on the rich and powerful in a contemporary East London reimagining of the legendary tale.

Written by Yolanda Mercy and directed by Jade Lewis, expect larger-than-life characters, fabulous costumes, high-energy music and plenty of opportunities to boo, cheer and sing along. It’s a fresh, funny and proudly East London take on the traditional Christmas panto.

KidRated Top Tip: A particularly good option for older primary-school kids and teenagers who like something with a modern twist.

Age: Family-friendly
Dates: 21 November 2026 – 2 January 2027
Venue: Stratford East
Tickets: Stratford East

Peter Pan – New Wimbledon Theatre

Peter Pan, Wendy and the Lost Boys head to Neverland in a swashbuckling pantomime starring EastEnders favourite Jessie Wallace as Captain Hook, JLS star Aston Merrygold as Peter Pan, Tom Read Wilson as the Magical Merman and comedian Pete Firman as Smee. Expect pirates, flying effects, sword fights, a giant crocodile and plenty of hilarious mishaps.

With big musical numbers, spectacular scenery and all the usual audience participation, this promises to be a proper festive adventure.

Age: All ages
Dates: 5 December 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: New Wimbledon Theatre
Tickets: Peter Pan

Jack and the Beanstalk – Richmond Theatre

Fee-fi-fo-fum! There’s a giant adventure heading to Richmond.

This year’s celebrity cast includes Bonnie Langford as Mrs Blunderbore, Dr Ranj as the Spirit of the Beans, Basil Brush as Farmer Basil and Lloyd Hollett as Silly Simon.

When Jack swaps the family cow for some magic beans, he soon finds himself on a spectacular adventure filled with giants, villains, magic and mayhem. Expect all the traditional panto ingredients, with enough comedy to delight kids, parents and grandparents alike.

Age: Family-friendly
Dates: 5 December 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: Richmond Theatre
Tickets: Richmond Theatre

Sleeping Beauty – Churchill Theatre, Bromley

Radio and television favourite Vernon Kay returns to pantomime this Christmas, starring in Bromley’s spectacular production of Sleeping Beauty.

He’s joined by Balamory favourite Andrew Agnew, best known to younger viewers as PC Plum, alongside a talented cast of West End performers. When the wicked Carabosse casts her terrible curse, Princess Beauty is doomed to fall into a deep sleep. Can anyone break the spell?

Expect dazzling costumes, spectacular scenery, hilarious comedy, show-stopping songs and plenty of traditional pantomime fun.

Age: 3+
Dates: 5 December 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: Churchill Theatre, Bromley
Tickets: Churchill Theatre

Cinderella – Orchard Theatre, Dartford

Dartford is going to the ball this Christmas, with panto legend Joe Pasquale returning to the Orchard Theatre.

Joining him are musical theatre favourites Keith Jack, Abbie Budden, Ben Goffe, Gareth Mitchell, Garnon Davies and Vanessa Dumatey.

With an award-winning digital set, dazzling costumes, magical transformations and plenty of laugh-out-loud comedy, Cinderella promises to be a spectacular festive adventure.

KidRated Top Tip: One of our top choices for families in South East London and the Kent borders.

Age: 3+
Dates: 12 December 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: Orchard Theatre, Dartford
Tickets: Orchard Theatre

Jack and the Beanstalk – Greenwich Theatre

Greenwich Theatre’s Christmas pantomimes are always packed with traditional fun and this year’s Jack and the Beanstalk should be another wonderfully silly adventure.

Written by and starring Greenwich favourite Anthony Spargo, the show promises hilarious characters, colourful costumes, catchy songs and all the usual opportunities to cheer for the heroes and boo the villains.

Can Jack climb the enormous beanstalk, defeat the giant and save his family?

There’s only one way to find out.

Age: Family-friendly
Dates: 27 November 2026 – 10 January 2027
Venue: Greenwich Theatre
Tickets: Greenwich Theatre

Cinderella – – Broadway Theatre, Catford

There’s another chance to go to the ball in South East London, where former Sugababes singer Amelle Berrabah stars as Cinderella’s Fairy Godmother.

Expect traditional panto fun, with Buttons, Prince Charming, the Wicked Stepsisters and enough magic to transform a humble pumpkin into something rather more impressive.

A lovely local option for Lewisham families.

Age: All ages
Dates: 9–31 December 2026
Venue: Broadway Theatre, Catford
Tickets: Broadway Theatre

Dick Whittington and His Cat – King’s Head Theatre

The streets of London are paved with gold. Or so Dick Whittington has been told.

Join Dick and his faithful feline friend on a hilarious adventure through the capital in this playful take on the famous traditional pantomime.

Expect outrageous characters, silly jokes, plenty of songs and all the glorious nonsense that makes panto such a much-loved Christmas tradition.

KidRated Top Tip: Make sure you book the family-friendly production. There’s also a separate adults-only version at the theatre.

Age: Family-friendly
Dates: 22 November 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: King’s Head Theatre, Islington
Tickets: King’s Head Theatre

Potted Panto – Apollo Theatre

Can’t decide which pantomime to see? Why not see seven?

This hilariously chaotic show races through seven classic pantomimes in just 70 minutes, with ridiculous costumes, rapid-fire jokes, frantic storytelling and plenty of audience participation.

Cinderella, Aladdin, Snow White and other familiar characters are all given the wonderfully silly Potted treatment.

A brilliant option for children who enjoy fast-paced comedy.

Age: 6+
Dates: 6 December 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: Apollo Theatre, Shaftesbury Avenue
Duration: 70 minutes
Tickets: Apollo Theatre

More Magical Christmas Family Shows

The Wind in the Willows – Rose Theatre, Kingston

Join Mole, Ratty, Badger and the wonderfully outrageous Mr Toad for a magical Christmas adventure.

Based on Kenneth Grahame’s much-loved classic, this festive production brings the world of the Riverbank and Wild Wood to life with music, comedy and plenty of storytelling magic.

When Toad’s latest escapades threaten everything his friends hold dear, they’ll need courage, friendship and a little festive spirit to save the day.

Created by Rob Evans, the production combines a professional cast with talented young performers from Rose Youth Theatre.

Age: 5+
Dates: 25 November 2026 – 3 January 2027
Venue: Rose Theatre, Kingston
Duration: Approximately 2 hours
Tickets: The Wind in the Willows

Peter Pan – Polka Theatre

Forget Lapland – we’re heading all the way to the South Pole!

This imaginative adventure introduces young explorers to penguins, cheeky albatrosses and mysterious creatures hiding beneath the ice.

Combining puppetry, clowning, music and plenty of snowy surprises, this is a wonderfully playful winter adventure from Little Bulb.

Age: 3–7
Dates: 27 November 2026 – 17 January 2027
Venue: Polka Theatre, Wimbledon
Duration: 50 minutes
Tickets: Antarctica

A Christmas Carol – The Old Vic

Bah, humbug!

Charles Dickens’ most famous festive tale returns to the Old Vic in Jack Thorne’s acclaimed adaptation, with Giles Terera starring as Ebenezer Scrooge.

Combining music, spectacular staging and wonderfully atmospheric storytelling, this production transports audiences into the world of Victorian London as Scrooge is visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

It’s a moving, funny and magical reminder of what Christmas is really about.

KidRated Top Tip: A brilliant choice for children studying Dickens at school, as well as older kids and teens looking for something more substantial than a traditional pantomime.

Age: 8+
Dates: 10 November 2026 – 9 January 2027
Venue: The Old Vic, Waterloo
Tickets: A Christmas Carol

Sherlock Holmes and the 12 Days of Christmas – Alexandra Palace

Sherlock Holmes has a Christmas mystery to solve, and things are getting rather complicated.

A string of mysterious murders seems to be connected to the famous Christmas carol The Twelve Days of Christmas, and the world’s greatest detective must solve the case before it’s too late.

Combining murder mystery, comedy, music and wonderfully atmospheric Victorian storytelling, this festive adventure promises plenty of unexpected twists.

And Alexandra Palace Theatre, with its beautifully preserved Victorian features, is the perfect setting.

Age: 10+
Dates: 24 November 2026 – 17 January 2027
Venue: Alexandra Palace Theatre
Duration: 2 hours 30 minutes including interval
Tickets: Alexandra Palace

Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella – Sadler’s Wells

Forget glass slippers and fairy-tale castles. Matthew Bourne’s extraordinary version of Cinderella is set during the London Blitz.

As bombs fall on the capital during the Second World War, Cinderella falls in love with a dashing RAF pilot in a dramatic story told through music and dance.

Expect breathtaking choreography, spectacular costumes, beautiful music and one of the most imaginative interpretations of the famous Cinderella story you’ll ever see.

KidRated Top Tip: A fantastic introduction to contemporary ballet for older children and teenagers, particularly those interested in dance.

Age: Best for older children and teens
Dates: 1 December 2026 – 17 January 2027
Venue: Sadler’s Wells Theatre, Islington
Tickets: Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella

Fly, You Fools! – Southwark Playhouse

Calling all Lord of the Rings fans!

Imagine trying to recreate the entire epic adventure through Middle-earth with just three actors, a sound-effects artist and an enormous amount of imagination.

That’s the brilliantly ridiculous premise of Fly, You Fools!, a hilarious theatrical parody that arrives in London following successful Edinburgh Fringe performances.

Expect inventive puppetry, homemade sound effects, quick-fire comedy and some wonderfully silly interpretations of your favourite fantasy moments.

KidRated Top Tip: One for older kids and teens who love The Lord of the Rings. You don’t need to be a Tolkien expert, but it certainly helps!

Age: 8+; best for 10+
Dates: 25 November 2026 – 16 January 2027
Venue: Southwark Playhouse Borough
Duration: Approximately 65 minutes
Tickets: Fly, You Fools!

Not Just for Christmas – More Great Family Shows

If you’re after a fantastic family theatre experience without the Christmas theme, London’s West End has plenty to offer.

• Matilda the Musical: Roald Dahl’s brilliant story of a clever young girl who discovers she has extraordinary powers. A fantastic choice for school-age kids.
• Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: Return to Hogwarts for a spectacular theatrical adventure filled with magic, mystery and incredible special effects.
• Paddington The Musical: Everybody’s favourite bear from Peru brings chaos, comedy and plenty of marmalade sandwiches to the stage.
• The Lion King: One of the West End’s most spectacular family musicals, with incredible puppetry, costumes and unforgettable songs.
• My Neighbour Totoro: Studio Ghibli’s beautiful story brought to life with extraordinary puppetry and theatrical magic.
• The Play That Goes Wrong: Everything that can possibly go wrong does in this hilarious comedy. A brilliant choice for older kids and teenagers.

For mature older teenagers only: The Book of Mormon offers very adult musical comedy with explicit language and themes.

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Cirque du Soleil: Ovo – Royal Albert Hall

Welcome to Hill Valley! When Marty McFly finds himself transported back to 1955 in a time machine built by the eccentric scientist Doc Brown, he accidentally changes the course of history. Now he’s in a race against time to fix the present, escape the past and send himself… back to the future.

Date: 28 Nov 2025 – 11 Jan 2026
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Not Just For Christmas Family Shows

Back to the Future – The Adelphi Theatre

Race through time with Marty McFly and Doc Brown in this high-energy, 80s-fuelled West End hit packed with laughs, music and spectacular sci-fi fun for all ages.

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Harry Potter & the Cursed Child – Palace Theatre

Return to Hogwarts for a spellbinding West End adventure filled with magic, mystery and mind-blowing effects

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Starlight Express – Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre

A thrilling, roller-skating musical for families who love speed, spectacle and song.

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Matilda the Musical – Cambridge Theatre

Roald Dahl’s brilliant Matilda uses her sharp mind and magic to change her destiny in this award-winning West End favourite

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Wicked – Apollo Victoria Theatre

Now the movie version has been released, why not see the original stage show that inspired it?

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My Neighbour Totoro – Barbican Theatre

Experience Studio Ghibli’s My Neighbour Totoro live on stage — a breathtaking, family-friendly production blending puppetry, music and pure wonder

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Disney’s Hercules – Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Disney’s Hercules bursts onto the West End with gospel hits, dazzling choreography and larger-than-life laughs. Perfect for kids, teens and nostalgic 90s parents.

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Paddington: The Musical – Savoy Theatre

Marmalade sandwiches at the ready! Everyone’s favourite bear from Peru is taking to the stage in Paddington: The Musical. Expect heart-warming songs, slapstick fun, and a gentle reminder to “be kind and polite” as Paddington brings chaos (and charm) to the Brown family’s London home. Ideal for little cubs and grown-ups alike.

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The Play That Goes Wrong – Duchess Theatre

Laugh out loud as everything that can go wrong does in this hilarious West End comedy of errors – great for teens.
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The Book of Mormon

From the creators of South Park comes the outrageously funny, toe-tapping musical that’s equal parts cheeky, clever and completely bonkers. A comedy classic for older teens and grown-ups who don’t mind a little irreverence with their show tunes.
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