Abigail's Party Tickets

Abigail’s Party Ticket Prices

Get your best patterned dresses and ‘70s flares ready, because you’re invited to Abigail’s Party in the West End! Tamzin Outhwaite (EastEnders) stars in this 5-star revival of Mike Leigh’s black comedy, which is at the Harold Pinter Theatre for a limited season over the summer. 

This party might be all pineapple hedgehogs and olives in cocktails, but prices are incredibly affordable, with tickets ranging from £24 in the top two levels to £150 in the middle of the Stalls. With lots of offers available, and plenty of good seats to choose from, keep reading for our advice on bagging cheap tickets for Abigail’s Party.

Abigail’s Party Discount Tickets

Raise a toast, because there are some fantastic offers for Abigail’s Party already available! For many dates across its limited run, you can save up to $25 on tickets across the auditorium, including in the Stalls. We also recommend checking back during London Theatre Week, often in late summer, when you can potentially get some last-minute deals on the show’s final weeks. Productions included in Theatre Week are to be announced.

If you can’t find a discount for the date you want, we suggest using websites like SeatPlan and Theatre Monkey to help you book. These sites allow you to see real audience photos and seat reviews, which is incredibly helpful for finding hidden gems or choosing between a couple of options - often just as handy as a discount!

When to Book Tickets

There is currently good availability across most dates for this show, but weekends will sell more quickly. We suggest booking early to get the best choice of seats in any price band, but you may be able to grab a deal if you’re brave enough to book at the last minute.

Prices are generally consistent no matter when you book, with midweek performances costing the same as weekends. 

Top Tips For Your Visit

The Harold Pinter Theatre is located right in the heart of London, close to Piccadilly Circus, Shaftesbury Avenue and Chinatown. The surrounding area is packed with cafes and restaurants perfect for pre-show dining.

The theatre itself has a couple of bars which are open before the show, although you can also bring in a bottle of water if you’d rather save money. 

The cloakroom has very limited space, so we suggest bringing bags small enough to fit by your seat, or using a nearby Stasher location to check in items before the show.