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Musicals on sale now, and who is actually selling them
The same show fills a 17,000-seat arena in Dubai and a seaside theatre in north Wales — different room, different seller, different idea of what a ticket costs. This site lists all of it.
What is on, soonest first
Les Misérables
The run opened at the Barbican on 8 October 1985, moved to the Palace Theatre that December, moved again to this theatre in 2004, and has never closed.
Playing since 8 October 1985 · Sondheim Theatre
The Phantom of the Opera
Previews began on 27 September 1986 and the production opened on 9 October, in the theatre it has never left.
Playing since 9 October 1986 · His Majesty's Theatre
Chicago The Musical
The revival's first preview was on 23 October 1996 and it opened on 14 November.
Playing since 14 November 1996 · Ambassador Theatre
The Lost Boys
Previews began on 27 March 2026 and the production opened on 26 April, in a theatre that had reopened two years earlier a storey higher than it was built.
Playing since 26 April 2026 · Palace Theatre
Wicked
Previews began at the Gershwin Theatre on 8 October 2003, the production opened on the 30th, and it has never played another New York address.
Playing since 30 October 2003 · Gershwin Theatre
Wanted
The first performance is on Thursday 15 October 2026 at 8pm.
Playing since 15 October 2026 · James Earl Jones Theatre
Read from each production's own listing, on the date its page carries.
Subscribe to every date All 65 dated runs, city by city, kept up to date in your own calendar.Cities
A city page is the local answer: which theatres take touring musicals, what is booked into them and when the season runs. Cities with one event are listed on that event's page instead, and every theatre has a page of its own either way.
London
Sondheim Theatre and His Majesty's Theatre and Savoy Theatre and Noël Coward Theatre and Tom Stoppard Theatre and Theatre Royal Drury Lane and Bridge Theatre and Garrick Theatre.
Playing since 8 October 1985
Dubai
Coca-Cola Arena, 17,000 seats.
16 – 20 December 2026
Birmingham
Birmingham Hippodrome, 1,935 seats.
27 October – 7 November 2026
Manchester
Palace Theatre and Manchester Opera House.
10 – 21 November 2026
Bristol
Bristol Hippodrome, 1,951 seats.
24 – 28 November 2026
Llandudno
Venue Cymru.
1 – 5 December 2026
Also on: GlasgowNottinghamSunderlandAberdeenPlymouthNorwichCardiffBelfastDublinOxfordLiverpoolNewcastleEdinburghBradfordWokingMilton KeynesHull all 60 theatres
By district and by season
Pages that cut across the listings: everything playing in one part of one city, and everything playing at one time of year. Membership is written out rather than worked out, so nothing lands on them by accident.
Broadway
Twelve musicals in twelve theatres, from 42nd Street to 51st — four already running, four opening between October and December and four announced for the spring of 2027 — with the dates, the theatre and the official seller for each.
Halloween
Four musicals playing on Halloween night itself: vampires at the Palace, a witch at the Gershwin, another witch in the woods at the Noël Coward, and forty years of a masked man under an opera house in the Haymarket.
Chicago The Musical
Kander and Ebb's 1975 vaudeville about murder as a career move, and the longest-running American musical on Broadway.
Everything on the show
Every run, the tour, a hundred years of it, and what you can watch tonight for nothing.
About the show
The story, the staging, the songs people leave humming, and what kind of night out the musical is.
History
Two acquittals in 1924, a reporter's play in 1926, a Fosse musical in 1975, and a concert staging in 1996 that has been running ever since.
The songs
The running order of the musical's 1996 revival — the version now playing everywhere on this site's calendar — with who sings what and why it is there.
Watch online
The numbers the production publishes itself and the musical's cast recordings on the rights holders' channels, playing on the page.
Tickets
Thirty-seven runs of the musical in one table — city, theatre, dates, and who is selling. Sales happen on the seller's own site.
Also listed
Every run, theatre and seller, checked the same way — without the editorial pages the lead show carries.
Cats
Twenty-three theatres between Plymouth in October and Newcastle the following June, and the seller for every one of them.
Les Misérables
Forty-one years in the West End without a break, and it is still selling seats from £25.
The Phantom of the Opera
In its fortieth year in the theatre it opened in, ten minutes from the other one.
The Lost Boys
Vampires on a Santa Carla boardwalk, four Tony Awards, and its cheapest seats of the year on Halloween night.
Wicked
Twenty-three years at the Gershwin, and it still fills nineteen hundred seats eight times a week.
Wanted
Two sisters on the run in 1893 Texas, a chorus of ancestors, and a first performance on 15 October 2026.
Galileo
Raúl Esparza back on a Broadway stage after thirteen years, as the man who argued with the Church about the sky.
The Fantasticks
The longest-running musical in the world, sixty-six years old, and making its Broadway debut in the smallest house on the street.
DOLLY: A True Original Musical
Dolly Parton's own life, in her own songs, opening on her eighty-first birthday.
Evita
Rachel Zegler as Eva Perón, in the staging that sang its biggest number to the street outside the Palladium.
Purple Rain
Prince's songs in the theatre that belonged to The Phantom of the Opera for thirty-five years.
Paddington The Musical
Seven Olivier Awards in its first season, and a bear played by two people at once.
The Full Monty
Six laid-off steelworkers and one night on stage, back on Broadway for the first time since 2002.
Maybe Happy Ending
Two retired robots, a hundred minutes without an interval, and six Tony Awards, Best Musical among them.
Jesus Christ Superstar
Sam Ryder as Jesus, and a different King Herod almost every week — Glenn Close gets the last one.
Rent
Gaten Matarazzo as Mark, at the theatre that took Tom Stoppard's name the month the run began.
One Day
Twenty years of one friendship, visited on the same date every year, with songs by a married couple.
Into the Woods
The Olivier-winning revival from the Bridge, now in the West End, with Kate Fleetwood as the Witch.
Pride
London's gay activists and a Welsh mining valley in 1984, from the two people who made the film.
At home
No, you cannot watch the whole show at home. You can watch the numbers the productions filmed themselves and the cast recordings the rights holders put up, and they play on the online page rather than somewhere else.