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What’s on in London
Gigs, plays, comedy and musicals across the capital, with ratings from people who were in the audience.
In London the hard part is choosing. On a single evening you can catch an arena tour at The O2 on the Greenwich Peninsula, a new play at the National Theatre on the South Bank, a long-running musical in the West End or a stand-up set in a Soho basement. This page gathers upcoming dates for every kind of show, with the average rating left by people who have already seen them.
To narrow it down, browse by type of show:
- concerts in London, from Wembley to the small rooms of Camden and Brixton;
- theatre in London, in the West End and beyond;
- comedy in London, from comedy clubs to arena tours;
- musicals in London, from decades-old favourites to new openings.
Reviews cover the venue as well as the show: the view from the seats, comfort, sound and how easy it was to get home afterwards. That helps when the same tour plays two very different London venues.
Seen something worth talking about, good or bad? Tell the next audience what you thought.
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Larger Than Life: Starring Wallace & Gromit, Shaun & More
Larger Than Life: Starring Wallace & Gromit, Shaun and More
The Lightroom · London
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Shakespeare's Globe - Much Ado About Nothing
Much Ado About Nothing
Globe Theatre, Shakespeare's Globe · London
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Frequently asked questions
What is on in London tonight?
Concerts, plays, musicals and comedy run every night of the week in London. The listings on this page show upcoming dates by type of show, with the audience rating for each artist or production when reviews already exist.
Where is the West End?
The West End theatre district is centred on Shaftesbury Avenue, Covent Garden, Leicester Square and the Strand. Most of its theatres are a short walk from Leicester Square, Piccadilly Circus or Covent Garden Tube stations.
Can I buy tickets on MyCritik?
No. MyCritik lists upcoming dates and collects audience reviews, but does not sell tickets. Buy them from the venue or the official sellers named by the promoter.
Who writes the reviews?
Members of the audience. Each author declares that they attended, a review can only be posted once the performance has started, and only one review is allowed per person and per date.