90 Minutes or Less (London Reviews) (98)

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!

94
Must See!
185 Reviews
Ends Jun 2025
London: West End

Sidney Poitier faces a career-defining choice in this gripping, powerful civil rights drama.

94
Must See!
1K+ Reviews
Open run
London: West End

A boozy jukebox musical which follows nine men in a pub harmonising to chart-topping songs.

93
Must See!
80 Reviews
Ends May 03
London: Southwark

Reinvents the gothic tale with Gen Z flair, campy humor, and endless laughs.

92
Must See!
516 Reviews
Ends May 17
London: Covent Garden

The return of intimate candlelit concerts with a string quartet playing songs from hit musicals.

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92
Must See!
25 Reviews
Starts Apr 30
London: Elephant and Castle

Tom Woffenden & Hamish Clayton's surrealist comedy about conversations on a tube journey.

91
Must See!
55 Reviews
Ends Apr 05
London: Soho

A dark, award-winning comedy about a weather girl's descent into catastrophe—and possible salvation.

91
Must See!
1K+ Reviews
Open run
London: West End
Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss' modern musical retelling of the lives of Henry VIII's six wives.
90
Excellent
33 Reviews
Opens Jul 14
London: West End

A tea-loving tiger brings magic, mischief, and mayhem in this delightful family adventure.

86
Excellent
93 Reviews
Open run
London: Westminster

Channing Tatum's 90-minute show male stripping show. 

68
Average
52 Reviews
Ends May 04
London: Southwark

Tony-winning writer Joe DiPietro's dramatic comedy following ten men through a series of erotic encounters.

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93
Must See!
2 Reviews
Starts Aug 2025
London: Fitzrovia

The Enormous Crocodile hunts for delicious fingers and knees, but jungle creatures must thwart him.

80
Great
1 Review
Ends Apr 05
London: Clapham

A witty reimagining of creation unfolds through comedy, movement, and one man's performance.

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78
Good
1 Review
Opens Jun 10
London: Angel

Matthew Bourne's new production takes audiences into the throbbing heart of 1930s Soho nightlife.

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60
Average
1 Review
Starts Sep 2025
London: Holborn

Professor Goodman investigates hauntings, finding himself at the limits of rationality and belief.

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Unreviewed
Opens May 27
London: North Finchley

The stage adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's beloved children's book.

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Unreviewed
Opens Dec 01
London: Wimbledon

The Dickens Theatre Company's mishap-laden take on Dickens' Christmas classic.

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Unreviewed
Opens Apr 09
London: Kingston

Embark on an interactive adventure and meet lifelike dinosaurs up close in this family-friendly show.

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Unreviewed
Ends Apr 19
London: Islington

The Little Angel Theatre's children's show about the smallest circus in town!

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Unreviewed
Starts Oct 2025
London: London Bridge

The clever and mischievous Anansi spins tales and tricks his way through this vivid folk story adventure.

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Unreviewed
Opens May 10
London: Wimbledon

An interactive performance for 2-5-year-olds exploring how things are made.

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Unreviewed
Opens Jul 18
London: West End

The stage adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler's beloved children's book.

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Unreviewed
Opens May 19
London: Dalston

The English language version of Moliere Award-winning Oublie Moi's drama about life with Alzheimer’s.

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Unreviewed
Opens Apr 17
London: Waterloo

The stage adaptation of Rachel Bright's children's book about confidence & self-esteem.

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Unreviewed
Opens May 08
London: Hammersmith

A bold mix of Shakespeare and modern verse explores love and heartbreak in this award-winning satire.