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To Kill a Mockingbird Ticket Prices

This spellbinding, award-winning adaptation of the classic novel is prestige theatre at its best. With just a few months left before it closes, tickets range from a very reasonable £18 to around £150, which is about average for a West End show of this type.

Although not often discounted and with many cheaper tickets marked restricted view, it is possible to get very good To Kill a Mockingbird cheap tickets for under £50 if you know when to book and what to expect from your seat.

To Kill a Mockingbird Discount Tickets

Offers are not as common as some other West End plays, with the best savings and prices available during seasonal promotions. Keep a particular eye open for London Theatre Week - usually in late February and late August - because tickets are available for as little as £15 at some performances. 

If you want to book but can’t find an offer, we recommend looking at the rear of the Stalls for cheaper seats that aren’t impacted by the Circle overhang. For direct savings rather than strategic seat choices, take a look at last minute tickets for the show compared to tickets a week later. In some price bands, unsold tickets reduce in price close to the performance date. 

When To Book Tickets

With just a few months left in the West End, you will have the best choice of seats if you book a month or so in advance. Consider avoiding the final performances because these often sell out or are slightly more expensive than usual. 

School holidays and weekends are often a bit more expensive than weekday performances, but don’t discount them completely; sometimes prices drop at the last minute on unsold seats so it is worth checking and comparing different dates before you book. 

To Kill a Mockingbird £15 tickets are available through the All Rise scheme. This is open every month, via TodayTix. There is also a To Kill a Mockingbird rush tickets scheme for £25 same-day tickets, which go on sale at 10am. 

Top Tips For Your Visit

The Gielgud Theatre is on Shaftesbury Avenue in central London, in a great place for exploring some of the city’s best-known free attractions. Covent Garden, Soho and cheap eats in Chinatown are all within walking distance. 

There is one interval during the show, and you can purchase cold snacks and drinks such as wines, beers and juice at the bar. Hot food and drinks from outside are not allowed, but a bottle of water is usually fine. 

The cloakroom can accept small bags, but if you need more space, you can get a discount on pre-booked Stasher locations with code “SHOWTIME” online.