Hay Fever Tickets

Hay Fever Ticket Prices

Star-studded comedy hits the West End this year, as Richard E. Grant and Christine Baranski appear in classic Noel Coward comedy Hay Fever. This witty, champagne-popping play is a reliable crowd pleaser, mixing farce and satire to create a comedy of… well, very rude manners! 

With such an A-list cast, you might expect prices to be sky-high, but good news: tickets start at just £36. Keep reading for our top tips on great value and cheap tickets for Hay Fever, including when to book and how to find the best offers.

Hay Fever Discount Tickets

Offers aren’t common for this limited run of a popular show, but we recommend setting an alert for future deals, and adding top theatre promotions like London Theatre Week to your calendar. During Theatre Week, lots of the biggest West End musicals have prices from just £15 and £25!

If you can’t find a discount for the performance you want, there are other ways to make the most of your budget. Our top tip is to think about where you sit and compare options before you book. Websites like Theatremonkey and SeatPlan are a great help, as they feature seat information and reviews from real audiences. On SeatPlan you can even see photos of the view from across the auditorium.

When To Book Tickets

The best availability across all price bands is in the later two months of the show’s run. Currently, the first few weeks have sold very well, with mainly top-price tickets left to buy. In general, the show is selling quickly, so we recommend you book in advance by a month or so.

Prices on weekdays and weekends are largely quite similar, although we suggest comparing the two, because off-peak dates (Monday-Thursday) can sometimes save you some money.

Top Tips For Your Visit

The Wyndham’s Theatre is right in the middle of St Martin’s Lane, close to Covent Garden and Trafalgar Square, with Charing Cross station about 10 minutes’ walk away. Its location is great for fitting in a bit of sightseeing before your trip to the theatre, with Chinatown, Piccadilly Circus, the South Bank and National Portrait Gallery all within easy reach.

The venue has a cloakroom, and items can be stored for a small fee. Larger items like suitcases aren’t accepted at the venue, so consider checking these in at a nearby Stasher or Luggage Hero location before you arrive.

Free drinking water is available at the bar, or you can often bring in a small bottle of water to save money - be aware you might be asked to drink from this or hand it over, subject to the theatre’s discretion.