The day of triumph has surely arrived! Cole Escola's Tony-winning play has transferred to the West End. Oh Mary! the dark comedy is set to star Mason Alexander Park as former United States First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln, breaking down her life from the inside, and in Escola's own words, through the lens of an idiot. Tony Award winner Sam Pinkleton directs. Don't miss out on this exciting and hilarious chance to see the First Lady as you've never seen her before!

Critically acclaimed director Rachel Klein takes the helm for this monstrous new horror comedy musical, coming to The Other Palace for a strictly limited run this April! Telling the story of a shy teenager whose plea for help is answered by Satan himself, I Was A Teenage She-Devil is a rollicking and hilarious ode to growing pains and self-discovery.

Playing at the Garrick Theatre, Patrick Marber directs a Olivier-nominated revival of Mel Brook's hilarious history-making musical adaptation of his 1967 film! A twelve-time Tony-winner, The Producers is a riot of song, dance and scandalously funny silliness that follows the unscrupulous Broadway producer Max and his hapless accountant Leo as they attempt to mount the most notorious flop the stage has ever seen! Don't miss this all time classic on its return to the West End!

From the BAFTA Award-winning mind of Jonathan Lynn, co-creator of Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister, comes the final chapter in Britain's most beloved political satire! I'm Sorry, Prime Minister, returning to the West End in 2026! Join Jim and Humphrey as they step away from Westminster, only to find themselves in another political quagmire after Jim gets cancelled at Oxford University!

In every argument, both parties deserve to tell their side of the story; we're all human, after all. Or at least... half-Octopus, half-human...? After sold-out stints at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Manchester, and even Sweden, Unfortunate: The Untold Story of Ursula the Sea Witch will make a splash as it returns to London, playing The Other Palace from February 2026. A parody musical, Unfortunate gives the Little Mermaid's antagonistic underwater witch, Ursula, the chance to tell the juicy gossip behind what actually went on beneath those ocean waves way back when!

Fresh from a hit national tour and a sold-out Fringe run at the Traverse, Consumed arrives in London with all the bite that has made it one of the most exciting new plays of recent years, and worthy winner of the 2022 Womens' Prize for Playwriting. Karis Kelly's debut play, built from personal research into Northern Irish identity and inherited trauma, is a brilliant black comedy channeling the region's trademark dark wit while holding space for tenderness and resolution.

Now eyeing up a decade in the West End, Mischief Theatre's bonkers theatrical farce is one of the capital's most consistent audience favourites. The original production from the company, discover where it all began, and get ready to ache from laughing as anything that can go wrong, will!

Two-time Edinburgh Comedy Award winner and one-of-a-kind performer John Kearns is donning the curly wig and false teeth once again for his new show, touring the UK from February 2026! Embarking on a meandering dissection of his life at age 38, Tilting At Windmills is John Kearns at his purest, funniest, and most unapologetically odd. You'd better strap in.

Showstopper! The Improvised Musical is back! Watch as this brilliant company puts on a completely new and different musical at each performance with the help of you, the audience! Your suggestions will be transformed into an all-singing and dancing musical spectacle on the very spot, making each show truly a unique experience! Winner of the Olivier for Best Entertainment & Family Award.

The worldwide smash-hit comedy show for adults is back in the West End to prove you'll never look at puppets the same way again! This multi-award winning musical is rude, lewd and laugh-out-loud funny, now considered to be a modern classic. A brash, ballsy and outrageous parable of figuring out life after college, falling in love, finding a job and paying the bills, in both flesh and felt!

Horror Fiction's Grand Frightener, Garth Marenghi returns to stages across the UK this year, bringing more thrilling tales of the supernatural to you in his brand new book tour, This Busted Earth. Following the story of horror author Nick Sheen and his descent into madness as his own creation begins leaking from the pages, join Marenghi for yet another frighteningly fantastic evening as he adds This Busted Earth to his Sunday Times Bestselling catalogue.

Back by popular demand after celebrated runs in the West End and multiple sold-out Edinburgh Fringe seasons, Myra's Story by Brian Foster returns to the stage with an irresistible Irish heart. Fionna Hewitt-Twamley delivers a solo performance which is as hilarious as it is heartbreaking, playing more than 15 different colourful characters who shed light on the twists of fate that have shaped central character Myra's journey.

Co-creator of the revamped Spitting Image and one of Britain's sharpest political comedians, Matt Forde is searching for the positives in his new UK tour, kicking off in April 2026! Mixing his humorous analysis of the British political landscape and ruminations on his own health complications, Defying Calamity is a masterclass of finding both anger and comfort in disaster.

Get your magnifying glasses at the ready, because Poirot and Miss Marple fans, this one is for you. The murder mystery play, Murder, She Didn't Write is heading across the UK after a hugely successful sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe, it's tenth in fact. No two shows are ever the same as the cast improvise on the spot, taking their cues from the audience. Was it Professor Violet with the hot tub? Miss Gold with the dynamite? Or maybe even Mr Blue with the jelly? There's only one way to find out!

Get your magnifying glasses at the ready, because Poirot and Miss Marple fans, this one is for you. The murder mystery play, Murder, She Didn't Write is heading across the UK after a hugely successful sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe, it's tenth in fact. No two shows are ever the same as the cast improvise on the spot, taking their cues from the audience. Was it Professor Violet with the hot tub? Miss Gold with the dynamite? Or maybe even Mr Blue with the jelly? There's only one way to find out!