Good Night, Oscar Tickets

London’s stages are alive this summer with gripping courtroom dramas, magical adventures, family secrets, and supernatural twists. Whether you're after a bold new play, a literary classic, or a blockbuster production, The Big Summer Theatre Event is the perfect chance to snap up tickets at incredible prices. From West End legends to jaw-dropping theatrical effects, here are the best plays to book right now, with savings you won’t want to miss.

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Step back into the wizarding world with this spellbinding continuation of J.K. Rowling’s beloved series. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child follows Harry’s son, Albus, as he wrestles with a dark legacy and dangerous time-travel magic. Winner of 9 Olivier Awards, including Best New Play, this two-part theatrical spectacular is full of illusions, drama, and twists - making it one of the most unforgettable experiences in the West End.

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Agatha Christie’s gripping courtroom thriller is given new life in a truly unique setting, the magnificent Council Chamber of London’s County Hall. When Leonard Vole is accused of murder, a shocking courtroom battle begins, full of twists, lies, and betrayal. With immersive staging and a story that keeps you guessing to the end, Witness for the Prosecution is a must-see for fans of classic crime drama.

Till the Stars Come Down - Exclusive prices

This critically acclaimed play by Beth Steel explores love, tradition, and what happens when generational expectations collide with personal freedom. Set during a chaotic family wedding, Till the Stars Come Down blends humour and heartbreak in equal measure. Following a sold-out run at the National Theatre, it’s now one of the most anticipated transfers of the season.

Olivier nominee Rosalie Craig is the latest star to say Hello to Good Night, Oscar. She'll join the previously announced Sean Hayes (Will & Grace) and Ben Rappaport (The Good Wife) in the West End transfer of the critically acclaimed play. Running at the Barbican from 31 July to 21 September 2025.

Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Doug Wright, Good Night, Oscar transports audiences to a 1958 episode of Jack Paar’s late-night talk show, where the unpredictable and brilliant Oscar Levant - played by Hayes - takes centre stage in his Tony Award-winning role. The play delves into Levant's razor-sharp wit, his struggles with mental health, and the fine line between genius and madness.

As previously announced, Sean Hayes will make his West End debut at the Barbican Theatre in Good Night, Oscar, reprising the role of Oscar Levant - a turn that earned him his first Tony Award in 2023.

Written by Pulitzer Prize winner Doug Wright and directed by Lisa Peterson (F*ck7thGrade), Good Night, Oscar is set in 1958 and explores one unforgettable night on a late-night talk show. At the center of the drama is the brilliant, eccentric, and often volatile Oscar Levant.

It won’t only be Hayes making the leap across the pond. Ben Rappaport, who played the legendary talk show host Jack Paar on Broadway will also be treading the boards at the Barbican. Reflecting on his return to the role, Rappaport said, “Returning to Good Night, Oscar and stepping back into this world alongside Sean is an absolute gift. The chance to share this story with London audiences at the Barbican this summer is going to be very exciting.”