90 Minutes or Less (London Reviews) (24)
London theatre shows that are short & sweet!
We get it - sometimes you need your theatre fix but you don't have the time or energy to commit to a three hour epic!
With amazing London theatre shows like 'SIX' that are less than an hour long, let Show-Score's community of avid theatre fans tell you the best shows to see in London that are under 90 minutes long! Read London Theatre reviews from our members and their picks for the best short shows running in London right now!
A hilarious yet poignant tale of family, identity, and the chaos of the British-Iraqi experience.
The return of intimate candlelit concerts with a string quartet playing songs from hit musicals.
Former fiancés reunite for dinner and confront their unresolved past.
Dark comedy on Mary Todd Lincoln’s final days, written by Cole Escola and directed by Sam Pinkleton.
A solo portrait of Truman Capote in 1975 confronting exile and artistic fallout.
An adaptation of the best-selling book about a witch, her cat and their journey on a broomstick.
A heartwarming tale of friendship unfolds in a musical, puppet-filled adventure.
Olivier award-winning Matthew Xia directs this play exploring one man's self-awareness and self-sabotage.
A solo play performed unrehearsed by a different actor each night.
A young actor battles his director’s control through tap, jazz, and percussion.
Peppa & her family star in this new stage show adapted and directed by Richard Lewis.
A hypnotist and a grieving father collide in a bold, mind-bending story of loss and illusion.
An interactive family journey through Paddington’s London, Windsor Gardens, and Peru.
A massage therapist’s routine unravels when a mysterious client disrupts his ordered life.
An unauthorized musical parody following a golden-boy hockey player's journey through love and self-discovery.
Seven classic pantomimes collide in a fast-paced festive comedy.
A man’s quest for beauty spirals into chaos in a razor-sharp satire about identity and self-love.
A playful tale of a stubborn Bear, a cheeky Mouse, and a chair too small to share.
Gilbert & Sullivan operettas staged by John Savournin in a linked 1980s-set comedy.
A solo play traces cyclist Cadel Evans’s path to Tour de France victory.
Two strangers connect in Berlin as hidden histories emerge over a single night.
A grieving vegan plots an unusual revenge in this darkly funny and thought-provoking play.