Kinky Boots Tickets

Kinky Boots Ticket Prices

Everybody say yeah! After wowing audiences on a UK tour, Kinky Boots is back in London for a limited season, starring Strictly Come Dancing’s Johannes Radebe as the fabulous Lola. It steps onto the London Coliseum stage as their summer musical for 2026. The good news is that there are a range of tickets to suit all budgets, starting at just £15 and reaching over £200. 

The hype is huge for this acclaimed production and we know everyone wants to join Lola and her angels in the West End. If you want to save money and secure cheap tickets for Kinky Boots, we have plenty of tips below.

Kinky Boots Discount Tickets

There have already been some offers for Kinky Boots during London Theatre Week and Black Friday sales, so we recommend keeping an eye on the biggest promotional dates in the theatre calendar. These include the New Year Sales and spring London Theatre Week, which often runs from late February - just before the show opens. Previous years have seen savings of up to 50% on selected plays and musicals.

If you can’t find a discount, think about where you sit - some seats might look far away but are actually brilliant for seeing the choreography and set, for example. Others can be hidden gems! Websites like Theatremonkey and SeatPlan are your guide here, with tips, tricks and audience insights into what different areas of West End theatres are like. SeatPlan also has user-submitted photos of the view to help you visualise the experience before getting your credit card out.

When To Book Tickets

There is still good availability for the show so you don’t need to rush into booking. However, we do advise keeping an eye on the dates you want and booking ahead by a month or so to make sure you get tickets within your budget. Weekends are likely to sell quickly as people travel into London to watch it.

When we checked, many performance dates had the same prices whether they were on a weekday or weekend. This may change as the show settles in, and we particularly recommend looking at midweek performances for any price drops compared to popular Friday evenings and Saturday afternoons and evenings.

Last-minute schemes have not been confirmed, but there may be Rush tickets released when the show has opened.

Top Tips For Your Visit

The London Coliseum is right in the heart of central London, close to Trafalgar Square and a short walk from Charing Cross station. Attractions nearby include the National Portrait Gallery and Covent Garden. 

At the theatre, there are food and drinks options including a Glitter High Tea for this particular production. Cold drinks in enclosed bottles from outside are often allowed into the auditorium, as well as drinks from the bars. There is also a shop on the ground floor where you can buy Coliseum, show-specific and English National Opera souvenirs.

The cloakroom charges £2 per item, so take small bags into the auditorium and store them under your seat instead. It is open 75 minutes before the performance begins.