Pack your marmalade sandwiches and get down to the Savoy Theatre, to welcome the world's most beloved bear to the stage! Paddington: The Musical makes its eagerly awaited debut in 2025, bringing Michael Bond's timeless tale of the iconic bear from deepest darkest Peru - a true British national treasure - to the London stage now!

Widely described as one of the finest contemporary English plays, Tony Award-winner Tom Stoppard's Arcadia will be revived at the Old Vic Theatre in 2026. Premiering in 1993 at the National Theatre and designated as one of the best science-related plays ever written by the Royal Institution of Great Britain in 2006, this time-hopping mystery sees Stoppard at his very best, using complicated themes of mathematics to plumb the human condition.

The wildly successful live stage adaptation of Raymond Briggs' best-loved children's cartoon marks its 28th year at the Peacock this Christmas! On a cold winter's night, a young boy gets the surprise of his life, when the snowman that he built that day magically comes to life! Together, they embark on a wondrous adventure and escape peril from the troublesome Jack Frost. A must-see for youngsters and adults alike, this will relight your Christmas spirit!

A tale of adventure and magic, The Nutcracker is one of the Christmas season's must-see shows and who better to perform this cherished classic than the English National Ballet? Back this Christmas with 2025's brand new production with choreography by the company's Artistic Director, Aaron S. Watkin, and Olivier Award-winner Arielle Smith, be prepared to fall in love with The Nutcracker all over again when it steps into the London Coliseum from December 11th!

In a once-grand house cluttered with relics of the past, three sisters are discovering themselves and the people they want to become. Adopted into an unconventional family, the girls do everything they can to pursue their dreams. But as they strive to carve out their places in a society not ready to embrace ambitious young women, will their sisterly bond and unbreakable spirit carry them through?

Hampstead Theatre plays host to a revival of four-time Tony winner Tom Stoppard's romantic drama, Indian Ink. With a story taking us across two continents and two eras, Jonathan Kent CBE directs a cast including the seasoned talents of award winning Felicity Kendal - who starred in the 1995 run as Flora Crewe - returning this time in the role of Mrs Swan. Stoppard wrote Indian Ink based upon his 1991 radio play, In the Native State, with its world premiere taking place in 1995 in Guildford.