Reflective (London Reviews) (26)

London theatre shows that help you reflect on the world around you.

We often look to theatre to help us look deeper within ourselves, and help us to understand the world around us.
Let Show-Score's community of avid theatre fans tell you the best reflective theatre shows playing in London right now!

94
Must See!
1K+ Reviews
Ends Mar 2025
London: West End

The West End's longest-running musical has brand new staging at the renamed Sondheim Theatre.

94
Must See!
1K+ Reviews
Ends Aug 31
London: West End

The West End transfer of this new British musical about two people from different worlds crossing paths.

93
Must See!
2K+ Reviews
Ends Mar 2025
London: Victoria

Revolutionary musical about American founding father, Alexander Hamilton. Winner of 7 Olivier Awards.

92
Must See!
70 Reviews
Starts Nov 2024
London: Southwark

Scrooge, visited by Marley's ghost, warned of eternal damnation if he doesn't change.

90
Excellent
42 Reviews
Ends Sep 21
London: West End

The West End transfer of this Tony Award-winning musical about a mother suffering from mental illness.

Score it Buy from £24
90
Excellent
79 Reviews
Opens Sep 05
London: Hammersmith

Ins Choi writes & stars in the award-winning comedy-drama about a family-run Korean convenience store.

89
Excellent
1K+ Reviews
Ends Aug 03
London: West End

Olivier Award-winning British musical - written as a love letter to Sheffield - transfers to the West End.

Score it Buy from £10
87
Excellent
119 Reviews
Starts Sep 24
London: West End

Epic drama charting the rise and fall of the infamous investment firm Lehman Brothers.

Score it Buy from £25
87
Excellent
25 Reviews
Opens Sep 06
London: Elephant and Castle

The world premiere of this new British musical about a London community's defiance in the face of fascism.

Score it Buy from £23
86
Excellent
514 Reviews
Opens Dec 28
London: West End

Tracy-Ann Oberman stars in the West End transfer of this 1930s adaptation of Shakespeare's comedy.

Score it Buy from £15
85
Excellent
25 Reviews
Opens Mar 04
London: Richmond

Willy Russell's acclaimed musical hits UK stages on a nationwide tour.

Score it Buy from £20
83
Great
40 Reviews
Opens Mar 10
London: Waterloo

Joseph Fiennes stars in James Graham's new play about the England men’s football team.

Score it Buy from £15
81
Great
21 Reviews
Opens May 27
London: Wimbledon

An award-winning play which examines the events leading up to the untimely death of a young woman.

Score it Buy from £18
75
Good
1 Review
Opens Jan 10
London: Kilburn

Acclaimed adaptation of Selvon's novel about Trinidadian immigrants in 1950s London.

Score it Buy from £14
95
Must See!
2 Reviews
Opens Nov 04
London: Soho

Nathan Queeley-Dennis’ award-winning debut play exploring Black masculinity.

56
Average
5 Reviews
Ends Jul 27
London: South Hampstead

The English Language premiere of Stefan Zweig's novella about an author getting glimpses into an unknown…

Score it Buy from £25
Unreviewed
Opens Sep 04
London: Elephant and Castle

Blind Summit’s new show exploring sex, eroticism & humanity through puppetry.

Score it Buy from £15
Unreviewed
Opens Sep 18
London: Finsbury Park

The world premiere of Arzhang Pezhman's examination of immigration & human trafficking.

Score it Buy from £13
Unreviewed
Opens Oct 08
London: Wimbledon

The UK tour of the Olivier Award-winning show inspired by the true events that took place following the 9/11…

Unreviewed
Ends Aug 24
London: Seven Dials

The European premiere of Eboni Booth's play about a man finding a path forward after becoming unemployed.

Unreviewed
Ends Jul 27
London: Brixton

Tobi King Bakare's drama about a young man stuck in limbo trying to get back to the living world.

Score it Buy from £18
Unreviewed
Starts Aug 08
London: Kilburn

Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan's debut play exploring how to love when the weight of the world is on your shoulders.

Unreviewed
Ends Jul 27
London: Islington

Little Angel Theatre's musical exploring a young prince's anxiety.

Score it Buy
Unreviewed
Opens Oct 15
London: Stratford

Olivier Award-winner Sally Cookson directs this award-winning play about the power of communication.