London Musicals
Here is a list of some of the most popular London Musicals – wowing London audiences every week of the year – any one of them would make a great highlight to a London Theatre Break.
Also listed is a nearby hotel or two and the closest tube station if you need to travel. No inciteful comment I’m afraid – that’s elsewhere – just a list: I hope this is of use! You can even book your London musical Theatre Break
Les Miserables
Whether you’re revisiting an old favourite or enjoying this great story afresh, Les Miserables is a truly epic Theatre Break spectacle. A powerful story gently told, of one man and the effect he has on a host of vivid characters as 19th century France plunges toward revolution.
Theatre: Queen’s Theatre, tube: Piccadilly Circus,
Hotels: Thistle Piccadilly
Mamma Mia
The Theatre Breaks musical, based around the songs of 80s super group Abba, about a lass who’s getting married on a Greek Island and her search for her real dad – Super Duper.
Theatre: Prince of Wales Theatre, tube: Piccadilly Circus
Hotels: Thistle Piccadilly
The Lion King
Disney’s magnificent stage adaptation of The Lion King Theatre Break features inspired puppetry and technical wizardry, brought to life by a cast of over 40 actors, singers and dancers. A spectacular visual feast, The Lion King transports audiences to a dazzling world that explodes with glorious colours, stunning effects and enchanting music.
Theatre: Lyceum Theatre, Tube: Covent Garden
Hotels: Strand Palace Hotel/Waldorf Hilton
The Phantom of the Opera
The Theatre Breaks story of the haunted stage of the Paris Opera. When an unknown is tutored to become the leading lady by a mysterious masked man, there are bound to be fireworks.
Theatre: His Majesty’s Theatre, Tube Piccadilly Circus
Hotels: Thistle Piccadilly/Radisson Edwardian Hampshire
Wicked
Direct from Broadway, the spellbinding Wicked transports theatre breaks audiences to a spectacular fantasy world of wizards and witches to tell the incredible untold story of the Witches of Oz and how one came to be called good and the other ‘wicked’…
Theatre Apollo Victoria Theatre, tube: Victoria
Hotel: Rubens at the Palace Hotel/Thistle Grosvenor