Musical · West End
Beetlejuice the Musical
A stage musical based on Tim Burton's film. Lydia Deetz, a strange and unusual teenager, shares her home with a pair of newly deceased ghosts and Beetlejuice, a mischievous demon.
Alex Timbers directs, with music and lyrics by Eddie Perfect and a book by Scott Brown and Anthony King. David Fynn plays Beetlejuice and Hannah Nordberg makes her West End debut as Lydia. Running time is approximately 2 hours 40 minutes including an interval. Recommended for ages 12+ with adult supervision; it contains strobe lighting, haze, loud noises, strong language, adult humour, drug references and mature themes.
Buying advice
How to book
Booking is open to April 2027, and it sells strongly, so the cheapest seats for a date tend to go first. Premium seats hold at £180 whether you book months ahead or in the final week, so waiting costs nothing on price at the top of the house; what it costs is choice of seat. Peak performances carry a surcharge: mid-range seats run £63.50–£133.50 against £52.50–£113.50 off-peak, roughly 18% more, so an off-peak date is the easy saving. Netherworld performances: Stalls £50, Dress Circle £40, Grand Circle £30.
Ways to pay less
For the best value, look to Netherworld performances on Monday, Thursday and Friday evenings from 2 November to 4 December 2026, with tickets from £30. Otherwise, TodayTix offers savings of up to 60%. Prices do not rise as the date nears, but the cheapest seats for Friday and Saturday go first, so book ahead for weekends. Midweek, you can also chance the £30 Rush tickets available daily from the TodayTix app, though a seat is not guaranteed. An off-peak date is about 18% cheaper for the same seat. Groups of 6 or more pay from £39.50 a head.
News and dates
Coming up
- 3Tue Nov
Aimie Atkinson returns
Returns as Delia Deetz after her Broadway debut in SIX, taking back over from Summer Strallen.
Deals8
Best deals across LondonEvery current deal we track for Beetlejuice the Musical, checked daily. Last checked 23 October.
Up to 52% off on Fri 23 and Sat 24 Oct through TKTS, in the Dress Circle, Stalls and Grand Circle.
£30 Rush tickets available at 10:00 am every day from TodayTix app, 1 or 2 per person for that day's performances. To give yourself the best chance, save your card details in the app beforehand, open the show's Rush page just before 10am and tap the button the moment it appears. If you miss out, keep trying for 10 to 15 minutes, as tickets not paid for within 5 minutes are released again.
- Group
Tickets £55 for 6+ people (Stalls & Dress Circle, Mon-Fri). Tickets £49.50 for 10+ people (Stalls & Dress Circle, Mon-Fri eves & Fri mat). Tickets £45 for 25+ people (Stalls & Dress Circle, Mon-Fri eves & Fri mat). Accelerator Rate: Tickets £39.50 for 10+ people (Stalls & Dress Circle, Mon-Fri eves & Fri mat) for performances from 2 Nov - 18 Dec 2026. Book by 4 Dec 2026. Exclusions apply.
School groups of 10+ pay £25 for Stalls and Dress Circle seats or £17.50 for the Grand Circle, with one free teacher place per 10 students, on Monday to Thursday evenings and Friday matinees. Rates subject to change and availability.
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Pricing
+18% peak surcharge (mid-range seats)Peak
Weekends & holidays| Area | Top | Bottom |
|---|---|---|
| Premium | £198.50 | £163.50 |
| Mid-range | £133.50 | £63.50 |
| Budget | £52.50 | £37.50 |
Off-peak
Mid-week| Area | Top | Bottom |
|---|---|---|
| Premium | £153.50 | £133.50 |
| Mid-range | £113.50 | £52.50 |
| Budget | £42.50 | £27.50 |
Prices are taken from the show's official website and are a guide only — they change without notice.
Where to sit
The Dress Circle is arguably the best view in the house, but avoid the cheap side slips. The Stalls put you close to the action, but the overhang can cut off the top of the stage. The Grand Circle has a great rake, but the performers look small and the height can be daunting. Seats run from £28 to £179.
The Prince Edward Theatre's own seating guide, level by level, is below.
Critics
What the critics said
Reviews of this production at Prince Edward Theatre · Opened 20 May 2026
3.0 out of 5, the average of 7 star-rated reviews, listed below
The Times
Clive Davis · Read the review at The Times“Faulty electrics are their downfall here.”
The Telegraph
Dominic Cavendish · Read the review at The TelegraphEvening Standard
Nick Curtis · Read the review at Evening StandardThe Independent
Alice Saville · Read the review at The Independent“Cinema’s favourite poltergeist returns as a Paddington-baiting troll”
The Stage
Sam Marlowe · Read the review at The StageWhatsOnStage
Alex Wood · Read the review at WhatsOnStage“Beetlejuice in the West End – review”
London Theatre
Anya Ryan · Read the review at London Theatre“surrender to the hellish mayhem of this musical spectacular”
Also reviewed by The Guardian
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