Sorry, Noises Off closed on 16 Dec 2023

Noises Off Ticket Prices

This classic backstage farce is back to cause more chaos and hilarity in the West End, and you can have the last laugh by securing cheap tickets for Noises Off! Before discounts, tickets currently range from around £32 to £121, with the cheapest seats in the back of the auditorium.

There have already been some fantastic offers for this returning favourite, so you won’t find it hard to save money on your tickets. Below we have shared all of the best methods for shaving some pounds off your theatre trip whether you want to book in advance or take a chance on the day.

Noises Off Discount Tickets

Expect to see some offers as this comedy continues to run in London, especially as we head into the Black Friday and pre-Christmas sales. The show runs into mid-December so you might secure some decent tickets for the final few weeks. The most recent offer has included savings of up to £20.

The best way to get Noises Off cheap tickets even when discounts are not live is to compare seats and choose one that is great value for money. Websites like SeatPlan and Theatre Monkey are fantastic for this; they often have discounts but also provide user-submitted seat information and photos, so you can see what you are booking before you part with your money.

When To Book Tickets

There is still good availability throughout the show’s run, so you do not need to book straight away. Give yourself some time to compare dates and prices, and maybe even see if tickets tend to drop in price closer to a performance date. Weekends and peak periods such as school holidays are usually more expensive so take this into account when choosing a date.

Rush tickets are available on the TodayTix app, costing £25 each. These are released at 10am on the day of the performance, and you can book up to two tickets. The location of Rush seats is at the box office’s discretion.

Top Tips For Your Visit

Theatre Royal Haymarket is located in central London, and within walking distance of Piccadilly Circus, Covent Garden and Leicester Square. You can easily tick off some of the city’s biggest tourist attractions and shopping destinations before a show.

Payment for drinks and snacks, including ice cream, at the bars is card only. You can also bring in bottled water or soft drinks to save some money. Alcohol must be purchased in the building and will be confiscated if brought in from outside.

Small bags can be taken into the theatre, but carry-on luggage and suitcases cannot be stored. The closest left luggage space is at Charing Cross Station, and other storage solutions such as Stasher can be located on their website.