Black Friday has massively changed since we first knew it as an American-based celebration offering discounts on mostly tech products. Now, as Black Friday continues to spread and grow more popular throughout the rest of the world, you can find savings on anything from holidays to theatre tickets.
You can find discounts for family favourites like Paddington, new additions like High School Musical, as well as classics like Les Misérables. There are even Christmas options like Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella – one of our recommendations for the best Christmas shows in London to see this year.
These days on the West End, the average theatre ticket ranges between £35.77 and £186.56 (according to The Stage), so any offer that sees the prices below £30 is worth sitting up for.
Shop Black Friday deals at London Theatre Direct
Right now Black Friday theatre tickets are up to 60% off, with prices on major shows starting from £10. We are expecting more ticket deals throughout the month but for now there are a good range of offers available.
Which theatre ticket sites are running Black Friday sales?
There are a range of theatre ticketing sites currently running Black Friday sales. Right now the best deals we've seen are at London Theatre Direct, with up to 60% off. If you're buying tickets as a gift, you can also find discounts at voucher sites like Virgin Experience Days and Red Letter Days.
Headout – Theatre tickets from £25London Theatre Direct – Save up to 60% off the latest plays and musicalsLOVEtheatre – 'LOVETheatre Week' ends on 15 November with tickets from £6Red Letter Days – Get up to £60 off West End vouchers and experiencesTodayTix – Savings on over 85 London shows, with prices starting at £8Virgin Experience Days – Bulk buy West End tickets for groupsWhich West End shows are included in the Black Friday sales?
Bear in mind that the deals vary and some of them will be for the shows' middle and premium seats and not the cheapest available.
Avenue Q – Tickets from £25, no booking feesBeetlejuice – Tickets from £25Death Note The Musical – Tickets from £29.50, no booking fees The Devil Wears Prada – Tickets from £31, great seats from £55Hamilton – Tickets from £23, save up to £31Harry Potter and the Cursed Child – Offer prices on new one-part showHigh School Musical – Tickets selling out from £40Hunger Games on stage – Tickets selling out from £20Into the Woods – Tickets from £37, save up to 54%Jesus Christ Superstar – Exclusive ticket prices from £28Legally Blonde – Tickets from £16.25, save 41%Les Misérables – Tickets from £31Matilda the Musical – Two tickets for £110 £88, save £22Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella – Tickets from £15, save 46%The Mousetrap – Tickets from £19Oh, Mary! – Tickets from £31Oliver! – Tickets from £25, save up to 48%Paddington The Musical – Two tickets for £100Peppa Pig's Big Family Show! – Tickets from £13, save up to 44%The Play That Goes Wrong – Tickets from £25, save up to 54%Pride – Exclusive ticket prices from £28Six – Tickets from £34.50Stranger Things: The First Shadow – Tickets from £36 for final runWicked – Tickets from £25, no booking feesWitness for the Prosecution – Tickets from £20.50, save up to 41%Meet your critics: Olivia & Joanna
Hi! We're Olivia and Joanna, your Radio Times theatre critics who have reviewed more than 60 West End shows between us. While our tastes sometimes differ, we can definitely agree the best musical is Fiddler on the Roof and that Operation Mincemeat is a work of genius. On musical theatre karaoke nights our picks would be A Little Priest from Sweeney Todd (Olivia) and Maybe This Time from Cabaret (Joanna).Make sure you also take a look at the best West End shows and Alton Towers Christmas tickets.
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