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LGBTQIA+ sHOWS in London
Queer theatre, cabaret and drag in London
Flicker Magazine is the number one place to find queer and LGBTQIA+ shows in London. We bring the widest selection of theatre, drag, cabaret, and community events running now and starting soon across the city.
Whether you search for queer shows in London, LGBTQIA+ theatre, drag nights, or cabaret, this guide brings everything together in one place.
We keep this list fresh and accurate for anyone looking for queer and LGBTQIA+ shows in London, from West End productions to fringe venues and one night events.
If you run a venue or produce a show that is not listed here, please send us your details and we will add it. You can explore new works, long runs, and unique queer nights across London in one place.
You can also explore queer and LGBTQIA+ shows in other cities, including Manchester and Brighton.
Mamma Mia!
Donna, Sophie and three possible dads meet on a Greek island in this joyous musical filled with ABBA hits. Up-beat, fun and perfect for anyone ready to sing, dance and be swept away. Ongoing Show
Six The Musical
The six wives of Henry VIII retell their stories through pop music and sharp humour. The concert-style musical flips traditional history, centring voice, power, and identity with energetic performance and catchy songs.
Come Alive! The Greatest Showman
A huge circus-theatre spectacular inspired by The Greatest Showman. Acrobatics, aerial feats, live vocals and circus magic meet hits like “This Is Me,” “Rewrite the Stars,” “A Million Dreams,” “Tightrope,” “The Greatest Show.” Begins with immersive pre-show in the Big Top’s backstage world.
The Devil Wears Prada
A musical based on the story of a young assistant in a fashion magazine office. Sharp power games, ambition, style, and queer culture in the background of the London fashion world.
Titanique Musical
When the music of Céline Dion collides with the film Titanic, you get a camp, theatrical voyage of love, chaos and powerhouse voices. Jersey-style ballads, parody and heart sail together.
The Producers
Two scheming theatre producers bribe their way into financing the worst Broadway show ever and then watch it become a surprise hit. A wild mix of sharp jokes, bold characters and big musical numbers in this lively revival.
Sabrage
A decadent cabaret-circus spectacle mixing acrobatics, vintage glamour and cheeky humour. Expect champagne sabering, burlesque, circus acts and a night full of energy.
Oh Mary!
Mary Todd Lincoln battles boredom, desire and a closeted husband in this camp re-imagining of history. Led by Cole Escola as Mary and Mason Alexander Park as Abraham Lincoln, the show blends absurd humour, queer chaos and fast, sharp storytelling.
Into the Woods
Classic fairy tale characters collide in Stephen Sondheim’s musical about wishes, choices, and consequences. Familiar stories twist together as the cost of getting what you want comes into focus.
Ancient Grease
An immersive, adult-only parody musical set in a high school for gods. Expect lust, lube, grease-soaked glamour, divine dance, camp humour and a wild re-imagining of identity, desire and Greek myth with biting wit and raw joy.
Kinky Boots
A shoemaker inherits a failing factory and teams up with Lola, a drag queen with flair, to save it and the day. With an Olivier-winning score by Cyndi Lauper, this uplifting musical celebrates identity, resilience and high-heeled triumph.
Avenue Q
A comic musical where puppets mix with actors. Life on a small New York street brings questions about work, love, identity, purpose. Sharp jokes, quick songs, awkward truths, honest emotion. A playful show with a queer-friendly vibe.
Please Please Me
Brian Epstein discovers the Beatles in a Liverpool basement and sets out to make them the biggest band in the world. Written by Tom Wright, the play centres on Epstein's gay identity, his secret desire for John Lennon, and the cost of a life lived in the shadows of fame. Electrifying biographical th
Walking Each Other Home
Two gay men from different backgrounds meet in a Norfolk cottage. Michael returns home to his homophobic, dementia-affected father, where he encounters Sandeep, the young Sikh carer. Written by Tim Graves, directed by Jason Marc-Williams. Tragi-comedy exploring gay men, fatherhood, trauma and faith.
Eurovision Your Decision 2026
A wild drag-king cabaret night full of sensual dance, live vocals, interactive energy and bold queer spirit. Expect steamy performances, a cheeky crowd and a night made for queers and queer-friendly friends.
Derrière on a G String
Six characters tear through a fast-paced sequence of wordless physical comedy sketches set to classical music. No dialogue. Pure movement, slapstick and cheeky chaos from company Some Smith and Moore. Anarchic, irreverent, gleefully rude.
An Ideal Husband
Oscar Wilde’s sharp comedy of secrets and reputation unfolds in Victorian London. Sir Robert Chiltern’s perfect life collapses when Mrs Cheveley reveals his past. This witty revival asks what you’ll pay to protect your image.
End of the Rainbow
Drag legend Jinkx Monsoon becomes Judy Garland in a powerful revival of End of the Rainbow — a gritty, emotional portrait of fame, love and identity at the edge of stardom. Expect raw honesty, glamour and a voice that lingers long after the lights go down.
Jonathan Van Ness - Live Show
Jonathan Van Ness returns to London with Hot & Healed, a night of sharp comedy, honest stories and joyful chaos. Expect quick wit, personal moments, live energy and the full charm that made JVN a global favourite.
The Fringe Theatre Awards Ceremony
The very first annual celebration of fringe theatre. The night brings together performers, creators and audiences to recognise standout shows, new talent and the creative spirit that drives fringe work across the city.
Beetlejuice The Musical
Teen goth Lydia Deetz moves into a haunted house and calls up the ghost-with-the-most, Beetlejuice. Wild comedy, gothic flair and show-stopper songs combine for an outrageous musical ride.
Redcliffe
Written and performed by Jordan Luke Gage, this new musical tells the true story of two men in 18-century England whose forbidden love becomes a storm of passion, danger and self-discovery.
The P Word
Two gay Pakistani men navigate very different Londons. Zafar has fled homophobic persecution in Pakistan and is seeking asylum. Bilal, born and raised in London, is worn down by dating and the weight of being a brown gay man. Written and performed by Waleed Akhtar, directed by Anthony Simpson-Pike.
What’s Wrong With Angry
A play about queer love, identity and the challenges of coming out. It explores young gay relationships, family conflict and hope.
Rambert: This Is Rambert
A spotlight on the world-renowned Rambert dance company. A vibrant programme showcases striking choreography, bold movement, physical precision and emotional range. This season highlights the company’s evolution through contemporary works that connect body, music and audience.
Head First Acrobats: Return of GōDZ
A high-octane acrobatic spectacle from Head First Acrobats. The company returns with bold tricks, precision stunts, aerial feats and athletic dance sequences. The show blends physical risk, disciplined movement, playful danger and circus-theatre energy.
PRIDE The Musical
Based on the true story of gay and lesbian activists who supported striking miners in 1984, this bold new musical combines protest anthems, pop, disco and Welsh choir voices in a celebration of solidarity and identity.
I’m Grand Mam
A heartwarming solo show about family, identity, ageing and queer love. A performer returns home to care for their grandmother. Stories of youth, memory and connection unfold with humour, honesty, tenderness and a fresh voice.
Tender
Ivy has a boyfriend and a plan. Ash is freshly out of a bad relationship, in a flat where something feels wrong. When the two women meet, infatuation takes hold fast. Written by Eleanor Tindall, directed by Emily Aboud. Queer romance with a dark, surreal edge. Transfers to the main house following a
Here Comes J. Edgar! A Comedy Musical
A bold satirical musical about power, love and hidden identity. The story follows a controversial public figure whose private life and secret romantic past unravel in a 1950s-style musical comedy full of camp, subtext and dark humour.
Cleansed
A brutal, unflinching play about love under pressure, extreme devotion, identity, violence, desire, survival. Two lovers and two siblings face an institution ruled by cruelty. This staging asks what love becomes when everything else is stripped away.
Trevor Ashley: A Million Years of Minnelli
International cabaret star and drag performer Trevor Ashley celebrates Liza Minnelli's 80th birthday with a one-night gala at the Garrick Theatre. Iconic songs, live band, wicked stories and two West End special guests. Camp, celebratory and unapologetically fabulous.
Catherine Bohart: Borrowing Trouble
A stand-up hour by comedian Catherine Bohart. Expect sharp wit, candid stories and honest reflections on identity, life and society — delivered with her signature mix of humour and heart.
Barnum
This musical blends theatre with circus spectacle as P.T. Barnum’s life unfolds through soaring songs and daring acts. Lee Mead leads a cast of actor-musicians, acrobats, and circus performers, weaving imagination, ambition, and showmanship into a vibrant stage experience.
Dreamboys Show
Dreamboys brings high-energy choreography, playful audience moments and bold stage presence. A night built for fun with a cheeky, queer-friendly atmosphere.
Fran Lebowitz Live Show
Cultural critic Fran Lebowitz returns with her trademark sharp wit, unscripted opinions and razor-clean observations about modern life. Expect a candid talk, audience Q&A, and the kind of bite only Fran can deliver.
Daniel Foxx: How Lovely
A stand-up comedy show about breakups, dating in your thirties, failed self-care routines and the messy life of trying to stay optimistic. The show blends sharp wit, queer perspective, and relatable chaos.
Dick Whittington and His Cat
A festive pantomime retelling of the classic folk-tale: a poor boy travels to London seeking fortune with his clever cat, battling villainous rats, finding love and discovering that ambition, heart and courage can turn dreams into reality.
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie UK Tour
Jamie New begins a bold journey of self discovery as he pursues his dream to become a drag queen. Returning as a 10th Anniversary tour, the musical blends heart, humour, and pop music while celebrating identity, acceptance, and chosen family.
Eurovision Your Decision 2026
A wild drag-king cabaret night full of sensual dance, live vocals, interactive energy and bold queer spirit. Expect steamy performances, a cheeky crowd and a night made for queers and queer-friendly friends.
Walking Each Other Home
Two gay men from different backgrounds meet in a Norfolk cottage. Michael returns home to his homophobic, dementia-affected father, where he encounters Sandeep, the young Sikh carer. Written by Tim Graves, directed by Jason Marc-Williams. Tragi-comedy exploring gay men, fatherhood, trauma and faith.
Please Please Me
Brian Epstein discovers the Beatles in a Liverpool basement and sets out to make them the biggest band in the world. Written by Tom Wright, the play centres on Epstein's gay identity, his secret desire for John Lennon, and the cost of a life lived in the shadows of fame. Electrifying biographical th
Into the Woods
Classic fairy tale characters collide in Stephen Sondheim’s musical about wishes, choices, and consequences. Familiar stories twist together as the cost of getting what you want comes into focus.
Ancient Grease
An immersive, adult-only parody musical set in a high school for gods. Expect lust, lube, grease-soaked glamour, divine dance, camp humour and a wild re-imagining of identity, desire and Greek myth with biting wit and raw joy.
An Ideal Husband
Oscar Wilde’s sharp comedy of secrets and reputation unfolds in Victorian London. Sir Robert Chiltern’s perfect life collapses when Mrs Cheveley reveals his past. This witty revival asks what you’ll pay to protect your image.
Titanique Musical
When the music of Céline Dion collides with the film Titanic, you get a camp, theatrical voyage of love, chaos and powerhouse voices. Jersey-style ballads, parody and heart sail together.
Derrière on a G String
Six characters tear through a fast-paced sequence of wordless physical comedy sketches set to classical music. No dialogue. Pure movement, slapstick and cheeky chaos from company Some Smith and Moore. Anarchic, irreverent, gleefully rude.
End of the Rainbow
Drag legend Jinkx Monsoon becomes Judy Garland in a powerful revival of End of the Rainbow — a gritty, emotional portrait of fame, love and identity at the edge of stardom. Expect raw honesty, glamour and a voice that lingers long after the lights go down.
Kinky Boots
A shoemaker inherits a failing factory and teams up with Lola, a drag queen with flair, to save it and the day. With an Olivier-winning score by Cyndi Lauper, this uplifting musical celebrates identity, resilience and high-heeled triumph.
Oh Mary!
Mary Todd Lincoln battles boredom, desire and a closeted husband in this camp re-imagining of history. Led by Cole Escola as Mary and Mason Alexander Park as Abraham Lincoln, the show blends absurd humour, queer chaos and fast, sharp storytelling.
Avenue Q
A comic musical where puppets mix with actors. Life on a small New York street brings questions about work, love, identity, purpose. Sharp jokes, quick songs, awkward truths, honest emotion. A playful show with a queer-friendly vibe.
Sabrage
A decadent cabaret-circus spectacle mixing acrobatics, vintage glamour and cheeky humour. Expect champagne sabering, burlesque, circus acts and a night full of energy.
The Producers
Two scheming theatre producers bribe their way into financing the worst Broadway show ever and then watch it become a surprise hit. A wild mix of sharp jokes, bold characters and big musical numbers in this lively revival.
The Devil Wears Prada
A musical based on the story of a young assistant in a fashion magazine office. Sharp power games, ambition, style, and queer culture in the background of the London fashion world.
Come Alive! The Greatest Showman
A huge circus-theatre spectacular inspired by The Greatest Showman. Acrobatics, aerial feats, live vocals and circus magic meet hits like “This Is Me,” “Rewrite the Stars,” “A Million Dreams,” “Tightrope,” “The Greatest Show.” Begins with immersive pre-show in the Big Top’s backstage world.
Six The Musical
The six wives of Henry VIII retell their stories through pop music and sharp humour. The concert-style musical flips traditional history, centring voice, power, and identity with energetic performance and catchy songs.
Mamma Mia!
Donna, Sophie and three possible dads meet on a Greek island in this joyous musical filled with ABBA hits. Up-beat, fun and perfect for anyone ready to sing, dance and be swept away. Ongoing Show
Mamma Mia!
Donna, Sophie and three possible dads meet on a Greek island in this joyous musical filled with ABBA hits. Up-beat, fun and perfect for anyone ready to sing, dance and be swept away. Ongoing Show
Six The Musical
The six wives of Henry VIII retell their stories through pop music and sharp humour. The concert-style musical flips traditional history, centring voice, power, and identity with energetic performance and catchy songs.
Come Alive! The Greatest Showman
A huge circus-theatre spectacular inspired by The Greatest Showman. Acrobatics, aerial feats, live vocals and circus magic meet hits like “This Is Me,” “Rewrite the Stars,” “A Million Dreams,” “Tightrope,” “The Greatest Show.” Begins with immersive pre-show in the Big Top’s backstage world.
The Devil Wears Prada
A musical based on the story of a young assistant in a fashion magazine office. Sharp power games, ambition, style, and queer culture in the background of the London fashion world.
Titanique Musical
When the music of Céline Dion collides with the film Titanic, you get a camp, theatrical voyage of love, chaos and powerhouse voices. Jersey-style ballads, parody and heart sail together.
The Producers
Two scheming theatre producers bribe their way into financing the worst Broadway show ever and then watch it become a surprise hit. A wild mix of sharp jokes, bold characters and big musical numbers in this lively revival.
Sabrage
A decadent cabaret-circus spectacle mixing acrobatics, vintage glamour and cheeky humour. Expect champagne sabering, burlesque, circus acts and a night full of energy.
Oh Mary!
Mary Todd Lincoln battles boredom, desire and a closeted husband in this camp re-imagining of history. Led by Cole Escola as Mary and Mason Alexander Park as Abraham Lincoln, the show blends absurd humour, queer chaos and fast, sharp storytelling.
Into the Woods
Classic fairy tale characters collide in Stephen Sondheim’s musical about wishes, choices, and consequences. Familiar stories twist together as the cost of getting what you want comes into focus.
Ancient Grease
An immersive, adult-only parody musical set in a high school for gods. Expect lust, lube, grease-soaked glamour, divine dance, camp humour and a wild re-imagining of identity, desire and Greek myth with biting wit and raw joy.
Kinky Boots
A shoemaker inherits a failing factory and teams up with Lola, a drag queen with flair, to save it and the day. With an Olivier-winning score by Cyndi Lauper, this uplifting musical celebrates identity, resilience and high-heeled triumph.
Avenue Q
A comic musical where puppets mix with actors. Life on a small New York street brings questions about work, love, identity, purpose. Sharp jokes, quick songs, awkward truths, honest emotion. A playful show with a queer-friendly vibe.
Please Please Me
Brian Epstein discovers the Beatles in a Liverpool basement and sets out to make them the biggest band in the world. Written by Tom Wright, the play centres on Epstein's gay identity, his secret desire for John Lennon, and the cost of a life lived in the shadows of fame. Electrifying biographical th
Walking Each Other Home
Two gay men from different backgrounds meet in a Norfolk cottage. Michael returns home to his homophobic, dementia-affected father, where he encounters Sandeep, the young Sikh carer. Written by Tim Graves, directed by Jason Marc-Williams. Tragi-comedy exploring gay men, fatherhood, trauma and faith.
Eurovision Your Decision 2026
A wild drag-king cabaret night full of sensual dance, live vocals, interactive energy and bold queer spirit. Expect steamy performances, a cheeky crowd and a night made for queers and queer-friendly friends.
Derrière on a G String
Six characters tear through a fast-paced sequence of wordless physical comedy sketches set to classical music. No dialogue. Pure movement, slapstick and cheeky chaos from company Some Smith and Moore. Anarchic, irreverent, gleefully rude.
An Ideal Husband
Oscar Wilde’s sharp comedy of secrets and reputation unfolds in Victorian London. Sir Robert Chiltern’s perfect life collapses when Mrs Cheveley reveals his past. This witty revival asks what you’ll pay to protect your image.
End of the Rainbow
Drag legend Jinkx Monsoon becomes Judy Garland in a powerful revival of End of the Rainbow — a gritty, emotional portrait of fame, love and identity at the edge of stardom. Expect raw honesty, glamour and a voice that lingers long after the lights go down.
Jonathan Van Ness - Live Show
Jonathan Van Ness returns to London with Hot & Healed, a night of sharp comedy, honest stories and joyful chaos. Expect quick wit, personal moments, live energy and the full charm that made JVN a global favourite.
The Fringe Theatre Awards Ceremony
The very first annual celebration of fringe theatre. The night brings together performers, creators and audiences to recognise standout shows, new talent and the creative spirit that drives fringe work across the city.
Beetlejuice The Musical
Teen goth Lydia Deetz moves into a haunted house and calls up the ghost-with-the-most, Beetlejuice. Wild comedy, gothic flair and show-stopper songs combine for an outrageous musical ride.
Redcliffe
Written and performed by Jordan Luke Gage, this new musical tells the true story of two men in 18-century England whose forbidden love becomes a storm of passion, danger and self-discovery.
The Devil Wears Prada
A musical based on the story of a young assistant in a fashion magazine office. Sharp power games, ambition, style, and queer culture in the background of the London fashion world.
Titanique Musical
When the music of Céline Dion collides with the film Titanic, you get a camp, theatrical voyage of love, chaos and powerhouse voices. Jersey-style ballads, parody and heart sail together.
The Producers
Two scheming theatre producers bribe their way into financing the worst Broadway show ever and then watch it become a surprise hit. A wild mix of sharp jokes, bold characters and big musical numbers in this lively revival.
Sabrage
A decadent cabaret-circus spectacle mixing acrobatics, vintage glamour and cheeky humour. Expect champagne sabering, burlesque, circus acts and a night full of energy.
Mamma Mia!
Donna, Sophie and three possible dads meet on a Greek island in this joyous musical filled with ABBA hits. Up-beat, fun and perfect for anyone ready to sing, dance and be swept away. Ongoing Show
Oh Mary!
Mary Todd Lincoln battles boredom, desire and a closeted husband in this camp re-imagining of history. Led by Cole Escola as Mary and Mason Alexander Park as Abraham Lincoln, the show blends absurd humour, queer chaos and fast, sharp storytelling.
Kinky Boots
A shoemaker inherits a failing factory and teams up with Lola, a drag queen with flair, to save it and the day. With an Olivier-winning score by Cyndi Lauper, this uplifting musical celebrates identity, resilience and high-heeled triumph.
Please Please Me
Brian Epstein discovers the Beatles in a Liverpool basement and sets out to make them the biggest band in the world. Written by Tom Wright, the play centres on Epstein's gay identity, his secret desire for John Lennon, and the cost of a life lived in the shadows of fame. Electrifying biographical th
PRIDE The Musical
Based on the true story of gay and lesbian activists who supported striking miners in 1984, this bold new musical combines protest anthems, pop, disco and Welsh choir voices in a celebration of solidarity and identity.
Redcliffe
Written and performed by Jordan Luke Gage, this new musical tells the true story of two men in 18-century England whose forbidden love becomes a storm of passion, danger and self-discovery.
What’s Wrong With Angry
A play about queer love, identity and the challenges of coming out. It explores young gay relationships, family conflict and hope.
Into the Woods
Classic fairy tale characters collide in Stephen Sondheim’s musical about wishes, choices, and consequences. Familiar stories twist together as the cost of getting what you want comes into focus.
Derrière on a G String
Six characters tear through a fast-paced sequence of wordless physical comedy sketches set to classical music. No dialogue. Pure movement, slapstick and cheeky chaos from company Some Smith and Moore. Anarchic, irreverent, gleefully rude.
The P Word
Two gay Pakistani men navigate very different Londons. Zafar has fled homophobic persecution in Pakistan and is seeking asylum. Bilal, born and raised in London, is worn down by dating and the weight of being a brown gay man. Written and performed by Waleed Akhtar, directed by Anthony Simpson-Pike.
Avenue Q
A comic musical where puppets mix with actors. Life on a small New York street brings questions about work, love, identity, purpose. Sharp jokes, quick songs, awkward truths, honest emotion. A playful show with a queer-friendly vibe.
Six The Musical
The six wives of Henry VIII retell their stories through pop music and sharp humour. The concert-style musical flips traditional history, centring voice, power, and identity with energetic performance and catchy songs.
Walking Each Other Home
Two gay men from different backgrounds meet in a Norfolk cottage. Michael returns home to his homophobic, dementia-affected father, where he encounters Sandeep, the young Sikh carer. Written by Tim Graves, directed by Jason Marc-Williams. Tragi-comedy exploring gay men, fatherhood, trauma and faith.
End of the Rainbow
Drag legend Jinkx Monsoon becomes Judy Garland in a powerful revival of End of the Rainbow — a gritty, emotional portrait of fame, love and identity at the edge of stardom. Expect raw honesty, glamour and a voice that lingers long after the lights go down.
Beetlejuice The Musical
Teen goth Lydia Deetz moves into a haunted house and calls up the ghost-with-the-most, Beetlejuice. Wild comedy, gothic flair and show-stopper songs combine for an outrageous musical ride.
Eurovision Your Decision 2026
A wild drag-king cabaret night full of sensual dance, live vocals, interactive energy and bold queer spirit. Expect steamy performances, a cheeky crowd and a night made for queers and queer-friendly friends.
Ancient Grease
An immersive, adult-only parody musical set in a high school for gods. Expect lust, lube, grease-soaked glamour, divine dance, camp humour and a wild re-imagining of identity, desire and Greek myth with biting wit and raw joy.
Come Alive! The Greatest Showman
A huge circus-theatre spectacular inspired by The Greatest Showman. Acrobatics, aerial feats, live vocals and circus magic meet hits like “This Is Me,” “Rewrite the Stars,” “A Million Dreams,” “Tightrope,” “The Greatest Show.” Begins with immersive pre-show in the Big Top’s backstage world.
Head First Acrobats: Return of GōDZ
A high-octane acrobatic spectacle from Head First Acrobats. The company returns with bold tricks, precision stunts, aerial feats and athletic dance sequences. The show blends physical risk, disciplined movement, playful danger and circus-theatre energy.
Rambert: This Is Rambert
A spotlight on the world-renowned Rambert dance company. A vibrant programme showcases striking choreography, bold movement, physical precision and emotional range. This season highlights the company’s evolution through contemporary works that connect body, music and audience.
The Fringe Theatre Awards Ceremony
The very first annual celebration of fringe theatre. The night brings together performers, creators and audiences to recognise standout shows, new talent and the creative spirit that drives fringe work across the city.
An Ideal Husband
Oscar Wilde’s sharp comedy of secrets and reputation unfolds in Victorian London. Sir Robert Chiltern’s perfect life collapses when Mrs Cheveley reveals his past. This witty revival asks what you’ll pay to protect your image.
Jonathan Van Ness - Live Show
Jonathan Van Ness returns to London with Hot & Healed, a night of sharp comedy, honest stories and joyful chaos. Expect quick wit, personal moments, live energy and the full charm that made JVN a global favourite.
I’m Grand Mam
A heartwarming solo show about family, identity, ageing and queer love. A performer returns home to care for their grandmother. Stories of youth, memory and connection unfold with humour, honesty, tenderness and a fresh voice.
Tender
Ivy has a boyfriend and a plan. Ash is freshly out of a bad relationship, in a flat where something feels wrong. When the two women meet, infatuation takes hold fast. Written by Eleanor Tindall, directed by Emily Aboud. Queer romance with a dark, surreal edge. Transfers to the main house following a
Here Comes J. Edgar! A Comedy Musical
A bold satirical musical about power, love and hidden identity. The story follows a controversial public figure whose private life and secret romantic past unravel in a 1950s-style musical comedy full of camp, subtext and dark humour.
Cleansed
A brutal, unflinching play about love under pressure, extreme devotion, identity, violence, desire, survival. Two lovers and two siblings face an institution ruled by cruelty. This staging asks what love becomes when everything else is stripped away.
Trevor Ashley: A Million Years of Minnelli
International cabaret star and drag performer Trevor Ashley celebrates Liza Minnelli's 80th birthday with a one-night gala at the Garrick Theatre. Iconic songs, live band, wicked stories and two West End special guests. Camp, celebratory and unapologetically fabulous.
Catherine Bohart: Borrowing Trouble
A stand-up hour by comedian Catherine Bohart. Expect sharp wit, candid stories and honest reflections on identity, life and society — delivered with her signature mix of humour and heart.
Barnum
This musical blends theatre with circus spectacle as P.T. Barnum’s life unfolds through soaring songs and daring acts. Lee Mead leads a cast of actor-musicians, acrobats, and circus performers, weaving imagination, ambition, and showmanship into a vibrant stage experience.
Dreamboys Show
Dreamboys brings high-energy choreography, playful audience moments and bold stage presence. A night built for fun with a cheeky, queer-friendly atmosphere.
Fran Lebowitz Live Show
Cultural critic Fran Lebowitz returns with her trademark sharp wit, unscripted opinions and razor-clean observations about modern life. Expect a candid talk, audience Q&A, and the kind of bite only Fran can deliver.
Daniel Foxx: How Lovely
A stand-up comedy show about breakups, dating in your thirties, failed self-care routines and the messy life of trying to stay optimistic. The show blends sharp wit, queer perspective, and relatable chaos.
Dick Whittington and His Cat
A festive pantomime retelling of the classic folk-tale: a poor boy travels to London seeking fortune with his clever cat, battling villainous rats, finding love and discovering that ambition, heart and courage can turn dreams into reality.
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie UK Tour
Jamie New begins a bold journey of self discovery as he pursues his dream to become a drag queen. Returning as a 10th Anniversary tour, the musical blends heart, humour, and pop music while celebrating identity, acceptance, and chosen family.
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