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Exceptional 100%. (6 audience reviews)

"Phenomenal from beginning to the end - Please Oliver! Can we have some more?"

19/2/2025

"Fabulous, as good as 30 years ago"...

4/2/2025

"Outstanding!"

"Absolutely amazing show! Moving, serious and comical all in one. A must see."...

28/1/2025

"Oliver"

"Great show all very professional and great cast well worth seeing and would go again."...

26/1/2025

Getting there

Gielgud Theatre
35-37 Shaftesbury Avenue
London
W1D 6AR

Directions:
( 3 minutes from Piccadilly Circus Tube Station) Head west on Coventry street and continue for 69 feet ( towards Shaftesbury Avenue). Turn right onto Shaftesbury Avenue and continue for 0.1 miles, the theatre will be on your left hand side.

Tube:

Piccadilly Circus station is 2 minute walk (203 metres)

Map

Performances

MatineeEvening
Tuesday7.00pm
Wednesday7.30pm
Thursday7.30pm
Friday7.30pm
Saturday2.30pm7.30pm
Sunday2.30pm

Special notes

Running time: 2hr 40min. Incl. interval.

Booking from: 25 Feb 2025

Booking until: 29 Mar 2026

About the show

The Show
One of the most beloved shows ever returns to the West End once more! Oliver! Is a "musical masterpiece" (Sunday Times) and is revisited by producer Cameron Mackintosh and award-winning director and choreographer Matthew Bourne. Together, they have created this spectacular and imaginative new production which is sure to impress audiences at the Gielgud Theatre. As based on Charles Dickens' famous novel, the young orphan Oliver is living in a Victorian workhouse before he is taken under the wing of a lively London gang led by Fagin and the Artful Dodger, also finding a friend in warm-hearted Nancy. When he is wrongly arrested for stealing, Oliver's new life and family become in danger before an unexpected hero shows him that real happiness might be just around the corner.

History of Oliver
This musical is based on the 1838 novel Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens and was the first musical adaption of a famous Charles Dickens work to become a stage hit. Lionel Bart was the mind behind the music, lyrics and book for this show, which first premiered at the Wimbledon Theatre on 30 June 1960 and ran for 2,618 performances. The show eventually made its way to Broadway in 1963 and closed late 1964 after 774 performances. Both the West End and Broadway productions were followed with massive success and the show is now a household name, with special help from the 1968 film adaptation. The show has currently received around 17 major separate productions including many West End and Broadway revivals and tours as well as being one of the most popular plays to recreate for schools across the world. This current 2024-2025 West End production follows a sell-out season at Chichester Festival Theatre. The duo behind this new production are known for being responsible for some of the UK's biggest shows such as Les Miserables, The Phantom of the Opera, Mary Poppins, Nutcracker! And The Red Shoes.

Why book London Theatre Breaks to see Oliver?
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Awards and what the critics say
"Form an orderly queue and prepare for dollops of theatrical delight" - 5* review from The Telegraph
"This darker take on the classic musical is all killer no filler" - 5* review from The Evening Standard
"The entire production teems with life, commitment and panache. It's a richly realised triumph." - 5* review from What's On Stage

Interesting Facts about Oliver
The director of this new production, Matthew Bourne, has a long stretching history with the show as he choreographed the 1994 production and co-directed and choreographed the 2009 revival. Notable former actors to play the title role include Tom Fletcher, James Bourne, and Jon Lee. There are also plenty of famous former Dodgers, including Phil Collins, Davy Jones, and Rob Madge.

Gielgud Theatre
35-37 Shaftesbury Avenue
London
W1D 6AR

Piccadilly Circus station is 2 minute walk (203 metres)

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