Sunday Evening Shows in London

Sunday Evening Shows in London are hard to find! Many West End Shows have their day off on a Sunday and for those that do play on Sunday, most perform in the afternoon. This means that unless you book ahead, most patrons struggle to find last minute tickets on a Sunday. So be prepared! Here’s a list of what shows actually play on Sundays in London.

The Play That Goes Wrong
Duchess Theatre

Officially London’s Longest Running Comedy play, The Play The Goes Wrong is currently in it’s 13th Year! (Unlucky for some). This play is the flagship show for the company behind many other West End Comedy hits such as Comedy About Spies and Christmas Carol Goes Wrong. The franchise have even landed themself a spin off BBC TV series called the Goes Wrong Show. The story follows the antics of the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society. They are desperately trying their very best to stage a production of a 1920s murder mystery. As the show’s title might suggest, this is not as easy as it sounds with everything that can go wrong doing just that. Despite the setbacks, the actors of CPDS struggle bravely to reach the final curtain.

Although we have discounts for this show, it often sells out so it is worth booking in advance where possible.

Titanique
The Criterion Theatre

You need to catch this show before it closes in January! Featuring powerhouse voices and show-stopping numbers such as My Heart Will Go On, All by Myself and To Love You More, Titanique also plays on Sunday evenings at the more traditional time of 7pm.This theatrical voyage is bursting with nostalgia, heart and campy chaos. This beloved story begins when Céline Dion hijacks a Titanic Museum tour. As a bonkers parody of the film, she enchants the audience with her totally thunderous take, recharting the course of Titanic’s most precious moments and characters with her iconic song catalogue. See you aboard the Ship of Dreams, girlfriends!

You can book your tickets for the Sunday evening shows of Titanique here. Or, for discounted tickets ask our in person box office for availability for performances on the same week.

Six
Vaudeville Theatre

An upcoming landmark of London’s West End, Six the Musical is a homegrown modern classic. This one act phenomenon was first created by a group of Cambridge University students at The Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2017 and has since gone on to be a global phenomenon. Reimagining the lives of the English Kings 6 ex-wives, Six give back a voice to this women. Six tells the untold stories of each of the wives with an 80-minute pop concert. Each queen draws inspiration from some of todays most iconic female pop stars from Beyonce to Lady Gaga and Avril Lavigne!

Tickets for this show on a Sunday Evening typically sell out so book ahead or pop into our physical Box Office in Leicester Square as we occasionally have returns available.

High School Musical
Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre

Playing in Sunday evenings at the earlier time of 5.30pm is High School Musical. This production is celebrating 20 years since the Disney musical film became a global sensation. Playing at Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre until January, this show also has a star studded cast. This is including McFly’s Harry Judd as Coach Bolton and star from the original film KayCee Stroh who has gone from student in the original movie to stepping up the fill the iconic role of Ms. Darbus.

Join Troy, Gabriella and the students of East High as they navigate first love, friendships and self-discovery, all while juggling classes, basketball games, auditions and the expectations of their peers. Book now and hear all the unforgettable hits from the original movie, including Breaking Free, Get’cha Head in the Game, Stick to the Status Quo and We’re All In This Together.

Mamma Mia the Party
Nikos Taverna – O2 Arena

Who says you can’t party all through the weekend? Mamma Mia the Party transports you from grey North Greenwich to the beautiful island of Skopelos, where the first Mamma Mia! movie was shot. This immersive experience takes place at 6.30pm on a Sunday and includes a 3 course dinner. Featuring songs by ABBA and a story by Sandi Toksvig, Mamma Mia the Party is a perfect way to shake off those Sunday Scaries! As the sun sets on Skopelos, a secret romance is blossoming amongst the hustle and bustle of Nikos’ family-run taverna and you won’t have to leave your seat to watch the drama unfold. Unless you want to that is.

This is another show to book in advance with which you can do by clicking here.

That’s the list of Sunday Evening Shows which you can catch in London! As you can see it truly is limited so definitely do you research before you book that train for a spontaneous trip to London on a Sunday Evening.

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