Theatre festivals in London, thursday 17 september 2026


Six the Musical From Tuesday 12 May to Sunday 8 November 2026

Vaudeville Theatre, London
Six Musical in London Henry VIII’s ex-wives continue their reign over London theatre in a fist
... Theatre and Lyric Theatre, and is now one of the biggest musicals in London with its own Queendom fandom... Vaudeville Theatre minutes away from Covent Garden piazza.
Belting out hilarious, empowering songs... . Six first burst onto the scene at Edinburgh Festival, created by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss. Moss also
Oliver! From Tuesday 12 May to Sunday 8 November 2026

Gielgud Theatre, London
Chichester Festival Theatre. Read our review of Oliver at the Gielgud Theatre
The duo are responsible
... Oliver in London Oliver! can consider itself part of the West End family once more! Lionel Bart... of the boy who dared to ask for more is pure magic at Shaftsbury Avenue´s Gielgud Theatre.
About... wing of one of London’s most lively gangs. Led by wily Fagin and the Artful Dodger, Oliver joins a team

From Friday 14 August to Sunday 25 October 2026:
As You Like It From Friday 14 August to Sunday 25 October 2026

Shakespeare's Globe, London
As You Like It in London  All of London´s a stage this summer as As You Like It returns to
... Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, on Bankside. Escape the confines of the city and revel in the forest with this... lust, live music and festival spirit, and celebrates freedom, friendship and the redemptive power of... premiered at the Globe Theatre, captivating Elizabethan audiences with its mix of romance, wit, and disguise

From Wednesday 16 September to Saturday 3 October 2026:
My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do?) From Wednesday 16 September to Saturday 3 October 2026

Apollo Theatre, London
Curve Theatre, Leicester in 2026.
The Creative Team of My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do
... My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?) in London Known for blending queer joy with theatrical... nostalgia, Rob Madge’s My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?) heads to the Apollo Theatre, near Piccadilly... Can You Do?) makes its stage debut at the Turbine Theatre in 2021, where it won the WhatsOnStage Award






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