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Sinatra The Musical Tickets in London

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How to Book Sinatra The Musical Tickets in London?

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Pick your preferred performance date and choose between a 2:30 pm matinee and a 7:30 pm evening show, Tuesday to Saturday.

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Emily Hartley
2026-08-06
5
The band is superb and the standards land exactly as you hope, you come out humming half a dozen of them
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Michael Ford
2026-07-25
5
The voice and the swagger are both there, and the Aldwych is exactly the right size for a show like this
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Rachel Owens
2026-07-09
5
Far more story than I expected and the dance numbers are gorgeous, the whole evening went by in no time
Things to Know Before Booking Sinatra The Musical Tickets

What Your Ticket Includes

Your ticket covers entry to the performance of Sinatra The Musical at the Aldwych Theatre, with more than twenty Sinatra standards performed live by the company and band. Food and drink are not included.

Age Recommendations

Suitable for a general audience aged 14 and above. Children under 5 are not admitted. Everyone, whatever their age, needs their own ticket, and anyone aged 16 or under must be accompanied by an adult and cannot be seated alone in the auditorium.

Best Time to Attend

The 2:30 pm matinees are the calmer option and easier to build a day in the West End around. Evening performances at 7:30 pm draw a fuller, livelier house, which is when the big band numbers land hardest.

Facilities

The Aldwych seats 1,122 across three levels with no supporting pillars, so sightlines are clean throughout. Bars and the auditorium open 45 minutes before the performance, there are toilets on every level, an air cooling system throughout the building, and a cloakroom in the main foyer opposite the Box Office for a fee. There is no restaurant or cafe at the theatre and only food bought on the premises may be eaten in the auditorium, but The Delaunay is next door and Covent Garden is a few minutes' walk away. Hampson Suite and Nederlander Suite hospitality packages can be added at the time of booking.

Accessibility

Step-free access is available via the Drury Lane entrance at the side of the building, and the Dress Circle sits at ground level, making it the best-suited level for anyone with limited mobility. The theatre provides wheelchair spaces and transfer seats, an audio enhancement system, provision for assistance dogs, and captioned, audio-described, BSL-interpreted and relaxed performances on selected dates. Access hosts are on duty at every performance. Register for the Nederlander Access List or call the access line on 020 7836 5537 before you book to arrange seating and assistance.

Why You Should See Sinatra The Musical in London
Joel Harper-Jackson as Ol' Blue Eyes
Joel Harper-Jackson as Ol' Blue Eyes
More than twenty standards, played live
More than twenty standards, played live
Kathleen Marshall's staging
Kathleen Marshall's staging
The story behind the legend
The story behind the legend

How Long Is Sinatra The Musical?

The Aldwych Theatre gives the running time for Sinatra The Musical as approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including one interval.

Performances run Tuesday to Saturday at 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm. Bars and the auditorium open 45 minutes before curtain up, shows start promptly at the time printed on the ticket, and latecomers are seated at the first suitable break, so allow time to arrive and settle in.

How to get there

Venue: Aldwych Theatre, 49 Aldwych, London WC2B 4DF

By tube: The nearest Underground stations are Temple (Circle and District lines), Covent Garden (Piccadilly line), Holborn (Central and Piccadilly lines) and Charing Cross (Northern and Bakerloo lines), all a short walk from the theatre.

By train: Charing Cross is the nearest mainline station, about 800 metres away, with Waterloo 1.2 km from the theatre. Euston, King's Cross and Victoria are a short tube or bus ride away.

By bus: Routes 1, 4, 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 26, 59, 68, 76, 87, 91, 168, 171, 172, 188, 243 and 341 all stop near the theatre, including Aldwych Kingsway (Stop F), Aldwych Somerset House (Stop R) and Royal Courts of Justice (Stop P).

By bike: The closest Santander Cycles docking station is on Wellington Street, a couple of minutes' walk away.

By car: The nearest car parks are at Bloomsbury Square and Lincoln's Inn Fields, plus an NCP underground car park on Parker Street. Aldwych ticket holders can save up to 50% through Q-Park's Theatreland Parking Scheme. Central London congestion and ULEZ charges apply, so public transport is usually the easier option.

Food and Drink
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The Delaunay
A grand European cafe-restaurant at 55 Aldwych, literally next door to the theatre and under a minute's walk. Schnitzel, hot dogs, viennoiserie and proper service in a room that feels like old Vienna. Aldwych ticket holders get 10% off the a la carte menu, so book ahead and show your ticket.
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Indigo at One Aldwych
An informal restaurant inside the One Aldwych hotel at 1 Aldwych, two minutes' walk from the theatre. Light, inventive plates built on seasonal British produce, and the whole menu is gluten and dairy free. Pre and post-theatre menus make it an easy either-side-of-the-show option.
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Sarastro
Two minutes up Drury Lane at number 126, Sarastro is Mediterranean cooking with a Turkish accent served among gilt furniture, opera boxes and props collected from nearby shows. Loud, theatrical and a good fit for a group before curtain up.
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Covent Garden Piazza
About five minutes' walk north of the theatre, the market building and the streets around it hold dozens of pre-theatre menus, from the wine cellars of Crusting Pipe to Joe Allen on Burleigh Street and Gaucho on James Street. Reserve if you are eating before a 7:30 pm performance.
Quick Overview

Address: Aldwych Theatre, 49 Aldwych, London WC2B 4DF

Performances: Tuesday to Saturday at 2:30 pm and 7:30 pm, booking until 10 April 2027

Duration: Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes, including one interval

Age Restriction: Suitable for a general audience aged 14 and above. Children under 5 are not admitted, and anyone aged 16 or under must be accompanied by an adult

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