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The new London theatre shows gracing stages!
Let Show-Score's community of avid theatre fans tell you the best new London theatre shows! Read London Theatre reviews from our members and their picks for the best new shows running in London right now!
A celebration of the work of Jean Paul Gaultier which includes stories of his rise to success.
David Harbour and Bill Pullman star in a new dark comedy by acclaimed playwright Theresa Rebeck.
A horror play set in a haunted house returns to London following its hit West End run.
Beverley Knight stars in a new musical about The Drifters and the woman behind their success.
A brand new musical adaptation of the 1985 smash hit film - winner of the Best New Musical Olivier Award.
A brand new musical which imagines that Juliet's life doesn't have to end with Romeo's.
Punchdrunk's new immersive show inspired by Greek mythology.
Award-winning playwright Amy Trigg pens and stars in her debut play about surviving your twenties.
Francesca Martinez stars in her debut play about standing up for what you believe in.
A new musical takes a unique look at the lives of those who work at a wine bar.
A new comedy musical from the creators of 'Urinetown'.
Carrie Hope Fletcher stars in Steve Waters' adaptation of Bertolt Brecht's morality tale.
Roy Williams' reimagining of Ibsen's Hedda Gabler explores race, identity and class.
A new family-friendly play that takes place within the universe of 'A Midsummer Night’s Dream'.
A modern-day thriller about love, violence and control by Abigail Hood.
Award-winning comedienne Nina Conti stars in a one-woman show.
A new musical about the South African anti-apartheid revolutionary and leader, Nelson Mandela.
An unlikely friendship forms between a driving instructor and a man seeking to escape his hometown.
A moving stage adaptation of Kavita Puri’s acclaimed book, 'Partition Voices: Untold British Stories'.
A new play by Kevin Kelly about a 1950s opera composer in a secret same-sex relationship.
A new play follows the contrasting lives of two gay Pakistani men in the UK.
Multi-award-winning director Ivo van Hove adapts Édouard Louis's searing letter to his father.