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Giselle Ticket Prices

Be thrilled by the haunting classic as the timeless ballet returns to the West End for a strictly limited run. Mary Skeaping’s production of Giselle is a heart-wrenching tragedy, that explores the story of love and death. Following an incredible, critically acclaimed season in 2024, it returns to London for one week only in 2025. With music performed by the English National Ballet Philarmonic, you won’t want to miss this emotional production. 

Ticket prices for Giselle start from £20.70 and reach highs of £120 for the most premium seating. Pricing depends on the day of the week the performance is on, with weekends being the busiest time to visit. If you’re flexible, we recommend booking midweek as you may be able to save. 

Giselle Discount Tickets

There aren’t currently any offers listed for Giselle at the London Coliseum. Whilst there is a variety of seasonal sales and promotions available, Giselle may not be included in these due to the extremely limited run. We recommend following discount sites or signing up for our newsletters to be the first to know any details. 

Another way to pay less is by carefully choosing the right seat. Websites like SeatPlan and Theatre Monkey allow theatregoers to find the best value seats with the best views. This is because their users leave real seat view images, helping others to purchase tickets. This is helpful, especially when looking for cheaper tickets, without ruining your viewing experience. 

When to Book Tickets

Availability for Giselle is currently good across its week-long run. However, we recommend booking in advance, especially if you want to go to a weekend performance and for the best choice of seats and pricing. 

There will be 6 performances of Giselle, running from Wednesday to Saturday. Matinee performances are on Friday and Saturday and will start at 2.30 pm. Evening performances run throughout the week and start at 7.30 pm. 

Top Tips For Your Visit

The London Coliseum is only a short walk from Covent Garden, Leicester Square and Strand tube stations. As the theatre is located in Central London, there’s an array of restaurants, pubs, bars and shops in the surrounding areas. 

The theatre is home to four bars located across the four levels of the auditorium and each serves a different selection of soft and alcoholic drinks as well as sweet and savoury snacks. Bottled drinks can be taken inside the auditorium, however, hot food or large meals are prohibited. 

The venue and bars open 90 minutes before the performance start time, with the doors to the auditorium opening 45 minutes prior to the performance. Giselle runs for 2 hours and 15 minutes and includes one interval, so plan your visit accordingly, especially when considering return travel.