Sister Act Tickets

Sister Act Ticket Prices

Fabulous, baby! This heavenly musical is back in London, promising glitz, glamour and a fantastic story. Prices start at £20 and the most expensive tickets can cost over £200. There’s no need to break the bank, however, because there are lots of great seats for £70 or less.

This show doesn’t open until 2024 so information about last-minute schemes and ticket offers are to be confirmed. Below we have shared the best ways to get cheap tickets for Sister Act if you want to book in advance.

Sister Act Discount Tickets

It’s still a bit early to find discounts for this feel-good musical, but we recommend checking London Theatre Week in late summer for exclusive prices. Sister Act has not been confirmed for this promotion, but other shows at the Dominion Theatre have been included in the past. During London Theatre Week, tickets are available from £25 for fantastic seats. Black Friday and New Year Sales are also worth bookmarking for potential offers. 

We also recommend checking Theatre Monkey or SeatPlan for photos and tips from other theatregoers. These can help you decide which seats offer the best value for your money when paying full price.

When To Book Tickets

Availability for the show is currently good, but as the show gets closer to opening you may find that popular dates such as weekends sell out more. We advise booking ahead by at least a month just to make sure the cheap Sister Act tickets you want are available. 

Weekends are currently more expensive than midweek performances; prices during school holidays will also be higher because they are considered peak periods. When we checked, the price difference between Friday - Saturday and Monday - Thursday can be up to 15%. 

Day Seat and Rush ticket schemes are to be announced for this show. Other shows at the Dominion Theatre often have £25 same-day Rush tickets and Day Seats at reduced prices if you call or visit the box office in person. We will update this page with specific information when it becomes available.

Top Tips For Your Visit

The Dominion Theatre is in central London, right next to Tottenham Court Road underground station. If you are driving, you may be able to save up to 50% on off-road parking with Q-Park’s Theatreland scheme.

@sohoplace Theatre’s restaurant, Stars, is a two-minute walk away and has a fantastic value pre-theatre dining menu. You can enjoy a Speedy Lunch Menu with two courses for £20 or three for £25. Pre-booking is advised.

Inside the theatre, there is a cloakroom that charges £2 per item. Booster seats can be rented for £1.

The bars serve a range of snacks such as ice cream and drinks including non-alcoholic options. These are a bit pricey because you are in central London, so to save money bring a soft drink in a plastic bottle and small, discreet cold snacks such as sweets or chocolate for the interval.