Prince Edward Theatre Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Prince Edward Theatre. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• London's West End Musical Theatre Walking Tour

• London Gay Tour with a Local, Soho's LGBTQ+ Nightlife, Private & Custom

• MJ The Musical Tickets in London

• London's Sweet Treats And Desserts Tour with a Local Tailored to Your Tastes

• Private London Desserts Tour w/ 6 Pastries incl Battenberg Cake and Chelsea Buns

The price of tickets to a play or musical at the Prince Edward Theatre varies depending on the show, the seat selection, and the date. For example, a ticket to MJ: The Musical costs anywhere from £25 for a seat in the back row to £175 for a seat in the front row.

No, there’s no official dress code at the Prince Edward Theatre. You can come in your everyday jeans and trainers or dressier attire–whatever you prefer. However, keep in mind that you’re only permitted one small bag that must fit under your seat, so leave the bulky purses at home.

No, photography and filming are strictly forbidden inside the Prince Edward Theatre during performances. West End theaters take this policy very seriously, so don’t be tempted. If you’re seen sneaking any pictures or filming, you may be asked to leave. Silence your smartphone ahead of the show, or better yet, turn it off.

That depends on the production. Shows at the Prince Edward Theatre may be good for kids, but some productions specify age restrictions. For example, MJ: The Musical, based on the life and songs of Michael Jackson, is recommended for kids aged 8 and over, as flashing lights may bother younger children.

Yes, the Prince Edward Theatre is accessible to audience members with disabilities or limited mobility. However, there are limited wheelchair-friendly seats available, so you’ll want to book in advance to secure a spot. Step-free access to the auditorium is offered via Greek Street, and access hosts are on hand to assist if needed.