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!
Swedish supergroup ABBA's virtual concert in a custom-built stadium in London's East End.
The return of intimate candlelit concerts with a string quartet playing songs from hit musicals.
A boozy jukebox musical which follows nine men in a pub harmonising to chart-topping songs.
Comedian Mike Birbiglia's solo show about reaching middle age & laughter being the best medicine.
Charlie Dupré's celebration of the power of words and exploration of who writes and re-writes history.
Channing Tatum's 90-minute show male stripping show.
Anoushka Lucas explores history and race in her new play about a girl's relationship with her piano.
A new children's musical by Olivier award-winning composers Stiles and Drewe.
Raymond Briggs' beloved book about a little boy and a magical snowman is adapted for the stage.
A small village handles an unexpected attack in this dance-theatre show set to the music of Sting.
The famous poem takes centre stage as young Amber finds herself in a thrilling Christmas adventure!
The Dickens Theatre Company's mishap-laden take on Dickens' Christmas classic.
Raymond Briggs' festive children's book is brought to life for the Lyric stage.
The musical adaptation of Nicholas Allan’s children's book about Father Christmas' deliveries.
The transfer of the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre's family-friendly reimagining of Shakespeare's final play.
The true story about gender transition told through the story of Pinocchio.
Richmond Theatre's annual Christmas pantomime production, telling the classic story of Snow White.
Deirdre O’Connell makes her London stage debut in this Tony Award-winning drama.
A new family-friendly adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen’s classic tale.
The stage adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's much-loved picture book.
Olivier award-winning Matthew Xia directs this play exploring one man's self-awareness and self-sabotage.
Brixton House's South London take on the classic Christmas pantomime.
A new play documenting the infamous 1995 interview between Princess Diana & Martin Bashir.