Jersey Boys


Theatre Details

Prince Edward Theatre,
28 Old Compton Street,
London,
W1D 4HS

Performance Times

Matinees: Tuesday & Saturday 3pm and Sunday 5pm
Evenings: Tuesday to Saturday 7.30pm

Booking Until

17 February 2013

Running Time

2 hours 30 minutes

Seating Plan

Cheap Jersey Boys Tickets
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For 9 or more tickets send a Group Booking request or call 020 7492 9930.

About The Show

‘Oh, What a Night!’ Critics and audiences around the world have fallen for Jersey Boys. Since winning the Tony Award for Best Musical, the show opened in London to fantastic audience feedback. Unlike ‘Mamma Mia’, this jukebox musical tells the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, from making their first single to the almighty highs and inevitable lows. Using a score a familiar songs such as ‘Walk Like a Man’, ‘Bye Bye Baby’ and ‘Can’t Take My Eyes Off You’, the talented cast tell the dramatic tale of the band’s rise to fame. The show provides excellent fun for adults of all ages, and is especially popular for parties and special events. The cast is led by ex-S Club 7 singer John Lee who shares the role of Frankie with Ryan Molloy. Don’t miss your opportunity to see one of the liveliest shows in London, that will have you on your feet and singing along.

Target Audience

Jersey Boys is aimed at anyone who remembers the 60's or wants to hear some classic songs performed live by a fantastic cast. The show is the ultimate party musical, and hits such as 'Sherry', 'Oh, What a Night' and 'Beggin' just keep on coming…

Suitable For Children?

Jersey Boys is recommended for children over the age of 12 due to strong language and adult themes. Children under 4 years will not be admitted.

Type Of Show

Jersey Boys is a new take on the jukebox musical genre. The show follows the creation of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons, using the famous songs to tell the story in an autobiographical format.

Special Offers

See Jersey Boys at Prince Edward Theatre for less with our compilation of special offers.

Meal Deals

Dinner and ticket package deals are a great way to save money on your theatre trip. Each restaurant is close to the theatre and dinner is usually very cheap and sometimes free!
Bincho Yakitori
16 Old Compton Street, London, W1D 4TL
£47.50 ticket plus pre-theatre dinner at 6pm (Save 5%)
Valid Friday evenings
£67.50 ticket plus pre-theatre dinner at 6pm (Save 4%)
Valid Friday evenings
£65.00 ticket plus pre-theatre dinner at 6pm (FREE dinner!)
Valid Tuesday to Thursday evenings
£45.00 ticket plus pre-theatre dinner at 6pm (FREE dinner!)
Valid Tuesday to Thursday evenings
L'Escargot
48 Greek Street, Soho, W1D 4EF
£67.50 ticket plus pre-theatre dinner at 6pm
Valid Friday evenings
£65.00 ticket plus pre-theatre dinner at 6pm
Valid Tuesday to Thursday evenings
Little Sicily
36-40 Rupert Street, London, W1D 6DW
£47.50 ticket plus pre-theatre dinner at 6pm (Save 5%)
Valid Friday evenings
£67.50 ticket plus pre-theatre dinner at 6pm (Save 4%)
Valid Friday evenings
£65.00 ticket plus pre-theatre dinner at 6pm (FREE dinner!)
Valid Tuesday to Thursday evenings
£45.00 ticket plus pre-theatre dinner at 6pm (FREE dinner!)
Valid Tuesday to Thursday evenings


Day and Rush Seats

£20 front row seats are always available for pre-booking directly from the theatre box office, although these seats are restricted or limited view.

During Midweek and Off-Peak performances RUSH seats are often available for students/seniors/concessions, offering the best available seats for £25. This have to be purchased in person from the box office directly before the show and are limited. Please note, these seats can never be guaranteed.

Reviews

Here is a round-up of reviews from the critics.

"The book by Woody Allen collaborator, Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice has a terse, savvy wit...Des McAnuff's vigorous production flows slickly on its rudimentary industrial-scaffolding set."

Paul Taylor, The Independent
19 March 2008, Prince Edward Theatre

"I must say I thoroughly enjoyed it...this is a big thumper of a show with fantastic songs."

Quentin Letts, The Daily Mail
19 March 2008, Prince Edward Theatre

"It has the character, the narrative interest and the sense of place to rise way above its genre."

Benedict Nightingale, The Times
19 March 2008, Prince Edward Theatre

"Overpaid, oversexed and over here, it will, I suspect, be some time before London says Bye Bye Baby (Baby Goodbye) to the phenomenal Jersey Boys."

Charles Spencer, The Daily Telegraph
19 March 2008, Prince Edward Theatre

Video

Jersey Boys the Musical Trailer

An interview with the London cast of Jersey Boys




 

 


 

 

 

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