Text: 'Irresistibly Uplifting, Hollywood Reporter. Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, Alywych Theatre. Image: 'Tina' shining in a gold light against a black background with a smile on her face, wearing a gold dress. The text is in glittery gold.

TEXT: Winner! Best New Musical. Back to the Future the Musical. Adelphi theatre. Doc and Marty stand next to the Delorean time machine which has both doors open. Doc looks at a stop watch, Marty at his wrist watch. The city clock tower is in the background.

Text 'nothing matches it' - New York Times. Roald Dahls' Matilda The Musical, Cambridge Theatre London. RSC Royal Shakespeare Company. Image: A little girl (Matilda) stood with her hands on her hips looking up into the left-hand distance. She is stood in-front of a glowing blue lights, which makes her look almost like a silhouette. It is a powerful image.

Image: Charlie Stemp surrounded by female cast members dressed in pink ruffled outfits. Text: Crazy for You A Chichester Festival Theatre Production.

on the left hand side of the image, there is people gathered, wearing leather, close together.
Two men on the right hand side, one wearing a leopard print blazer, the other wearing a pink suit with wings, both pointing towards the camera.

Text: Exclusive Prices, The Multi-award winning original Broadway Musical, Jersey Boys, the ultimate feel good musical, Trafalgar Theatre at Trafalgar Square. Image: The cast of Jersey Boys as Frankie Vallie and The Four Seasons.

Text: 'Noises Off' in yellow and red with lights on the letters and a 3D effect. The letters are on a stage, with a red curtain in the background, and someone carrying the N with their trousers around their ankles, and legs also sticking out of the S. There are random objects on the stage, such as a cactus.

Text: Multi award winning production returns to London. Starring Helen George, Rodgers & Hammerstein's The King and I. Image: Helen George for The King and I.

Text: Nigel Havers, Patricia Hodge in Noel Cowards Classic Comedy Private Lives. Image: Nigel Havers and Patricia Hodge against a golden background. The text is teal in colour.

Myra's Story by Brian Foster featuring Fionna Hewitt-Twamley.

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TINA: The Tina Turner Musical

From £13

Back To The Future

From £24

Matilda The Musical

From £25

Grease

From £17

Crazy For You

From £15

Jersey Boys

From £25

Noises Off

From £26.75

The King and I - London

From £28

Private Lives

From £25

Myra's Story

From £25

The Ocean at the End of the Lane

Opens 11 October 2023

From £25

Stephen Sondheim's Old Friends

From £20

The Old Man and the Pool

From £15

Pygmalion

From £28

Sleeping Beauty Takes A Prick

Opens 23 November 2023

From £25

Rachel Tucker: Live in Concert

Opens 05 November 2023

From £30

Stephanie J. Block

Opens 29 October 2023

From £25

What It Means

Opens 04 October 2023

From £20

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London is a highly popular tourist destination, as well as a city renowned for its theatre industry. Just like NYC's Broadway, London's West End is a prominent centre for mainstream English theatre. This is why visitors to the city always add a West End show to their list of things to do. There are many discount theatre tickets for those on a budget so you can catch your favourite shows at pocket-friendly prices.

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The best way to find great discount tickets is to buy them online. With London Theatre Direct, you can enjoy half-price theatre tickets, and no booking fee offers. Our relationship with prominent theatre owners, marketing companies and producers enables us to provide discount theatre tickets for many shows across a wide range of dates and genres. Save time, energy, and money by booking online rather than visiting a vendor. However, it isn't only about savings but also convenience. You can book tickets 2-3 months ahead of time for shows you want to watch.

An excellent time for theatre lovers to take advantage of great deals is winter. It is also when the London theatres function in full swing. During this time, tickets are mostly cheap and intend to draw people off their comfy couch. December, January, and February are considered the best time to catch expensive shows at affordable prices. Depending on the show, you may find discount theatre tickets at a fraction of their regular price.

If you are going to the theatre with a group, maybe your family or friends, expect heavy discounts. You can also try fringe theatre. They are smaller theatres, which often attract large audiences by hosting local celebrities and featuring unique, new writings. Additionally, you can also grab last minute tickets, which give you access to some of the most popular shows at surprisingly discounted prices.

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