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West End theatres and fringe theatres vary by size, seating capacity and location. Check out our guide to London theatres to discover more about West End, off-West End and fringe theatres in London.
Previews are performances that allow the director and production team to make changes or for the cast to become settled in their part before the show is attended by theatre critics. Most productions have only a few days previews and do not normally change much, if at all. The general public can buy tickets for previews. You won't find much difference between a show in previews and when it is technically 'opened'!
West End theatre tickets can be very popular, so we advise to book theatre tickets as early as possible. However, if you're looking to book last minute West End theatre tickets, many shows will have tickets for performances a few days in advance or even on the same day.
Find out last minute theatre tickets in London here.
If you're visiting the West End for the first time, you may want to see one of the long-running productions in London. Check out our guides below for the best shows to see, and discover our top-reviewed shows here.
Top 10 musicals in London. Top 10 plays in London. Top 10 family-friendly shows in London.
The majority of London theatres have performances from Mondays - Saturdays, with a day off on Sunday. Theatres remain open as usual during Christmas, New Year and bank holidays.
The simple answer is anything. Whatever you feel comfortable in is a perfect outfit for the theatre. We've put some handy tips and tricks for what to wear to a West End show.
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