Musical · West End
Nerdy Prudes Must Die
StarKid, the cult-favourite theatre company, returns to London with this musical. Written by Nick Lang and Matt Lang, with Music & Lyrics by Jeff Blim, the show features a cast including Will Branner and Lauren Lopez. At Hatchetfield High, a murderous spirit with a vendetta against nerds is unleashed, and a chaotic gang of social outcasts must face this bully from beyond the grave.
Buying advice
How to book
Peak and off-peak prices are close, so choose the date that suits you rather than the one that saves a few pounds.
Ways to pay less
There is no need to book far ahead for Nerdy Prudes Must Die, as it sells steadily rather than out. Peak and off-peak prices are close, so choose the date that suits you rather than one that saves a few pounds. The biggest reduction is for groups of ten or more, so if you can gather that many, contact Nimax Theatres directly for specific pricing.
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Pricing
+0% peak surcharge (mid-range seats)Peak
Weekends & holidays| Area | Top | Bottom |
|---|---|---|
| Premium | £89.50 | £89.50 |
| Mid-range | £79.50 | £69.50 |
| Budget | £59.50 | £49.50 |
Off-peak
Mid-week| Area | Top | Bottom |
|---|---|---|
| Premium | £89.50 | £89.50 |
| Mid-range | £79.50 | £69.50 |
| Budget | £59.50 | £49.50 |
Prices are taken from the show's official website and are a guide only — they change without notice.
Where to sit
Seats run from £49.50 to £89.50: off-peak budget seats £49.50–£59.50, mid-range seats £69.50–£79.50 and premium seats £89.50. At the Apollo Theatre, level by level: Stalls — Solid views from mid-Stalls, but avoid the front rows and back under the overhang. Dress Circle — Prime viewing from central A-E, though Row A's rail can be a nuisance. Grand Circle — Good sightlines thanks to the steep rake, but expect tight legroom and a distant view. Balcony — For the budget-conscious: very high, very distant, very tight, and Row A's rail is a pain.
The Apollo Theatre's own seating guide, level by level, is below.
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