Oliver! Tickets
Consider yourself one of us! The award-winning musical returns to the stage.
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Gielgud Theatre
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Glorious news! Lionel Bart’s legendary musical Oliver! is now playing at London’s Gielgud Theatre. A timeless classic packed with unforgettable songs and heartwarming storytelling, this beloved British musical continues to captivate audiences of all ages. Whether you're revisiting the magic or experiencing it for the first time, this spectacular West End revival is not to be missed. Got a gang? Book for ten or more and enjoy special group savings—just don’t go picking a pocket or two! Secure your Oliver! tickets today!
Adapted from Charles Dickens’ beloved novel, Oliver! follows a young orphan as he overcomes hardship, deception, and danger in search of a better life. Escaping the workhouse, Oliver ventures into the bustling streets of Victorian London, where he meets the charming Artful Dodger, the cunning Fagin, the kind-hearted Nancy, and the menacing Bill Sikes. Featuring some of musical theatre’s most iconic songs, including Food, Glorious Food, Consider Yourself, I’d Do Anything, and As Long As He Needs Me, this classic tale of resilience, hope, and found family is as powerful as ever. Don’t miss out—book your Oliver! tickets now for an unforgettable theatrical experience!
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Gielgud Theatre, Shaftesbury Ave, London W1D 6AR
Train Station: Charing Cross Station (Southeastern Railway).
Tube Station: Piccadilly Circus (Piccadilly Line, Bakerloo Line).
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The script contains some mild and discriminatory language reflective of the period; depictions of violence towards men, women and children including gunshots; and themes of poverty, hunger and crime in Victorian society.

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