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Moulin Rouge! The Musical

Set in 1899 Montmartre, Paris, this stage musical follows Christian, a young composer who falls in love with Satine, the star of the Moulin Rouge nightclub. When opposing forces threaten their romance, Christian and his bohemian friends stage a show to save the club and win her heart.

It is adapted from Baz Luhrmann's film, with a book by John Logan, music supervision and orchestrations by Justin Levine, and direction by Alex Timbers. The cast includes Karis Anderson as Satine, Alistair Brammer as Christian, Craig Ryder as Harold Zidler. Running time is approximately 2 hours 45 minutes including one interval, and the age guidance is 12+.

Tickets from £25BookPiccadilly Theatre2hr 45min (incl. 1 interval)
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Moulin Rouge! The Musical
Moulin Rouge! The Musical at the Piccadilly Theatre

Buying advice

How to book

The peak surcharge here is steep: mid-range seats run £70–£100 off-peak but £100–£175 at peak, about 75% more, and premium seats reach £300. Saturday evenings are the most popular and priced to match, so a midweek date is the single biggest saving. If a Saturday is your only option, book well ahead.

Ways to pay less

The £45 day seats, available every day from 10:30 am at the Piccadilly Theatre box office, are the best value for most people. If you are happy to gamble, the £30 "Bohemian" Rush tickets on the TodayTix app are cheaper still, though a seat is not guaranteed. Book ahead for this show, as the cheapest seats for any date go first. Saturday evenings are very popular and priced accordingly, so an off-peak date is the easy saving. Students pay from £23 and groups of 6 or more get the biggest reduction.

Where to sit ↓

Every current deal we track for Moulin Rouge! The Musical, checked daily. Last checked 22 October.

  • Up to 29% off on Thu 22 Oct through TKTS, in the Stalls, Royal Circle and Grand Circle.

  • £30 "Bohemian" Rush tickets available at 10 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.

  • Best deal

    Moulin Rouge! sells £45 day seats for that day's performances from 10:30am at the Piccadilly Theatre box office, first come first served, every day — and hardly anyone knows, because the only mention is buried in the Ticket FAQs on the official site (under "Are rush tickets or day seats available for Moulin Rouge! The Musical?"). For a show where a mid-range seat is often £100 or more, it is the best price in the house: turn up at the box office on the morning you want to go.

  • Young

    Students get £23 tickets on select performances through London Theatre Direct

  • GroupUntil 3 Jul

    Groups of 10+ get reduced rates. In Jan, Jun, Sep: £100 seats to £80/£75/£85; £85 seats to £60/£55/£75; £70 seats to £55/£50; £55 seats to £45/£35/£50. In Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jul, Aug, Oct, Nov, Dec: £100 seats to £80/£75/£85; £85 seats to £65/£60/£75; £70 seats to £60/£55; £55 seats to £50/£40. Rates vary by day (Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri eves & Thu matinees). Exclusions apply. Book via GroupLine (020 7206 1173) or ATG’s Groups Department (020 7206 1174).

  • School groups of 10+ pay £25 to £32 for the £40 seats, with one free teacher per 10 paid. In January, June and September: £25 on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings and Thursday matinees, £30 on Monday and Thursday evenings. In other months: £27 and £32. Rates subject to change and availability.

Pricing

+75% peak surcharge (mid-range seats)

Peak

Weekends & holidays
AreaTopBottom
Premium£300£200
Mid-range£175£100
Budget£85£25
Can Can Seats£135£135

Off-peak

Mid-week
AreaTopBottom
Premium£175£135
Mid-range£100£70
Budget£55£25
Can Can Seats£100£100

Prices are taken from the show's official website and are a guide only — they change without notice.

Where to sit

The middle of the Stalls is premium, but the overhang cuts the rear and the front row means neck-craning. The Royal Circle has excellent elevated views, especially near the front, but check for side-on angles and tight legroom in Row A. The Grand Circle is good value if you can take the climb, with distance, tight legroom and a safety bar to accept. Whatever you book, be in your seat 15 minutes early: the pre-show is part of the experience.

The Piccadilly Theatre's own seating guide, level by level, is below.

Critics

What the critics said

Reviews from the 2022 opening at Piccadilly Theatre

7 reviews, 6 with star ratings

Also reviewed by British Theatre Guide

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