May Bank Holiday Theatre Breaks

A long weekend is a great time to head down to London to see a show and the May Day bank holiday is always popular.

London is always busy, so this close to the bank holiday, it might be best to start organising your theatre breaks with a list of  which shows still have availability.

Here is a list of the top ten West End musical that are still available on the Saturday night of Bank Holiday Monday.

Of course it may change by the time you come to read this, but hopefully you will find something for that last minute break.

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Choir of Man

The Choir of Man weekend breaks and midweek packages Book Now for an unforgettable, feel good theatre break this summer, featuring this hit West End musical  all the way from …

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Mrs Doubtfire

Mrs Doubtfire Theatre and  Hotel Packages The massive Hollywood hit, starring the late, great Robin Williams, Mrs Doubtfire, has been made into a hilarious musical comedy and Mrs Doubtfire Theatre …

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Hamilton

We are very excited to have Hamilton theatre breaks available to our guests. Lin-Manuel Miranda’ musical has become THE smash hit musicals of recent years.

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Sister Act

Sister Act Theatre Breaks Sister Act and hotel packages featuring hit musical, Sister Act the Musical, have made a grand return to London’s West End at the Dominion Theatre. London …

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Wicked

Wicked – The Musical – in London Wicked Theatre Breaks have been casting their spell over visitors to London for over decade. Internationally, it has won over 100 awards whilst …

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