Tours and Tickets to Experience Shaftesbury Theatre

There are plenty of ways to experience the Shaftesbury 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 Theatre: Just For One Day – The Live Aid Musical

• London Christmas Special Silent Disco Walking Tours

Shaftesbury Theatre tickets can cost as little as £25 when booked in advance for less popular seats and showtimes, or almost £200 for prestige seats on a Friday or Saturday night. If you’d prefer to discover Theatreland on a walking tour, prices start at around US$37.

No, there’s no dress code for the Shaftesbury Theatre, so dress to suit the night of the week, your dinner venue, and the style of show you’re seeing. The theater does have several flights of steps, however, so some guests skip the stilettos.

Yes, the Shaftesbury Theatre offers a range of VIP packages. Packages in the Taffner Suite include a table and snacks in a shared hospitality room with a bar, bathrooms, and storage. The Ray Cooney Room, a private VIP suite with space for up to 20 and its own bar, is also available.

You can only take photos at the Shaftesbury Theatre before or after the show, or during the curtain call. Photography and filming during performances is strictly prohibited, but you’re welcome to wait at the stage door to ask for autographs or selfies.

Yes, the Shaftesbury Theatre has accessible seating, with an elevator between the ground level and the stalls and 1911 Bar, and dedicated wheelchair spaces and transfer options. Assistive listening systems are available, support dogs are welcome, and shows have occasional access performances, including shows with audio description, captions, British Sign Language interpretation, and relaxed formats.