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A Chorus Line Ticket Prices

Leicester Curve’s “world class” (The Telegraph) revival of this classic musical visits London as part of a UK tour. Telling the stories of dancers pushed to the brink backstage, A Chorus Line is a must-see during its short but sweet season. As a touring production, prices are generally lower than a permanent West End show, starting at £15 and not exceeding £110. 

There have already been some discounts and promotions for the show, but the main takeaway is to book early because it is only in London for a month! Below, we’ve pulled together all the best tips to help you find and book cheap A Chorus Line tickets, so you can enjoy a slice of Broadway for less.

A Chorus Line Discount Tickets

This musical has already been featured in one of Theatreland’s biggest promotions, London Theatre Week, with savings of up to 31%. We recommend keeping an eye out for more offers as opening night gets closer. 

If you cannot find a discount for the date you want to attend, use Theatre Monkey and SeatPlan’s user-submitted tips to decide which tickets are the best value for you. Theatre Monkey gives an overview of the auditorium and any show-specific features, while SeatPlan has hundreds of photos from real theatregoers, showing what view to expect before you arrive.

When To Book Tickets

As this is a four-week-only show, we recommend booking early to secure your tickets, especially in the cheaper price bands. Unlike many other West End shows, prices for midweek versus weekend are currently the same, so flexibility is not as important.

If you want to book last minute, dynamic pricing may be applied to unsold seats, but this is not confirmed. Similarly, Rush and Day Seat schemes have not been announced yet.

Top Tips For Your Visit

Sadler’s Wells is located in Islington, North London, a little further out from the hustle and bustle of central London’s tourist hotspots. This does not mean there is nothing to see or do in the area, however! There are lots of independent shops to browse, and we recommend checking out Camden Passage for cafes, food and boutiques. 

The venue itself is great for whiling away a couple of hours with a light lunch; their Fox Garden Court Cafe has a rotating seasonal menu with prices starting from under £10 and artisan coffee is available at the bars. If you would rather save money on refreshments, you can also take a bottled drink into the auditorium. 

The cloakroom accepts small bags and coats, but if you have a suitcase or larger bag, you will need to make other arrangements for storage.