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# London theatre in autumn: productions, venues and tickets

Hamilton is at the Victoria Palace, Wicked at the Apollo Victoria and The Phantom of the Opera at His Majesty’s Theatre. All three are long-running choices, but they sit in different parts of the West End. Match the venue to your evening before choosing an apartment around “theatreland”.

## Productions and their theatres

| Production | Theatre | Area |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Hamilton | Victoria Palace | Victoria |
| Wicked | Apollo Victoria | Victoria |
| The Phantom of the Opera | His Majesty’s | Haymarket |
| Les Misérables | Sondheim | Shaftesbury Avenue |
| Matilda | Cambridge | Seven Dials |

For limited runs, use the National Theatre’s current programme. Its South Bank theatres are across the river from the West End venues above.

## Choosing seats

Use the theatre’s current booking calendar for ticket prices on your dates.

The seat matters as much as the price band. A restricted view can mean a pillar, a rail or an angle that hides part of the stage. Read the restriction for the actual seat before payment. For a group, request seats together.

## Wicked’s day-seat release

Wicked’s Daily Dozen digital day seats are released at 10am on performance days through TodayTix. A release gives an opportunity to book; it does not guarantee seats. A fixed-date celebration may be better served by an advance reservation.

## Where to stay for the evening

Victoria serves Hamilton and Wicked. Mayfair is convenient for a Haymarket evening and dinner around Piccadilly. Covent Garden and Soho place you nearer Seven Dials and Shaftesbury Avenue. An apartment described as central London can still involve a journey across town after the curtain.

Allow time for collecting tickets, security and the walk from the station. For a pre-theatre meal, give the restaurant the curtain time when booking. The [restaurant guide](https://londonresidency.com/best-luxury-restaurants-london/) includes recorded menu prices; the [area guide](https://londonresidency.com/best-places-to-stay-in-london/) helps with the accommodation choice.

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- [London restaurants: dining rooms, terraces and recorded menu prices](https://londonresidency.com/best-luxury-restaurants-london/)

- [Private dining rooms in London, by party size](https://londonresidency.com/best-luxury-private-dining-rooms-london/)

- [London museums and galleries: collections and exhibitions](https://londonresidency.com/museums-galleries/)