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Get up to 43% off Olivier Award-winning shows
One of the biggest nights of the year for theatre fanatics is right around the corner. And — in anticipation of its return — Official London Theatre is giving you the chance to save big on a whole host of award-winning West End shows.
The Olivier Awards 2025 takes place on Sunday 6 April at Royal Albert Hall. This edition is extra special, marking 40 years since Sir Laurence Olivier first gave his name to the ceremony. But don’t worry if your invitation got lost in the post — you can celebrate by snapping up special offers to shows that have been honoured at the Oliviers over the years.
Deals include up to 43% off tickets for Back to the Future: The Musical, up to 37% off for The Book of Mormon, and up to 25% off for Tina – The Tina Turner Musical. You can also scoop a seat upgrade for Stranger Things – The First Shadow, skip the booking fee on productions like Cabaret and Matilda The Musical and grab tickets to several of this year's Olivier nominated shows.
Tickets are valid for select performances only and are subject to availability. Click below to get yours while you can — these special offers end 6 April!
60 years of wildlife photography
Wildlife Photographer of the Year turns 60 in 2025. Staged by the Natural History Museum, this prestigious photography competition (and accompanying blockbuster exhibition) both celebrates the sheer majesty of nature, and sounds the alarm on a planet under extreme pressure. And there are tons of incredible images you can explore right now…
Candles, strings and show tunes
Musicals by Candlelight pays tribute to beloved composer and lyricist Stephen Schwartz this week and next. Head to the atmospheric Actors’ Church in Covent Garden on 29 March or 4 April, where a string quartet will treat you to songs from the likes of Wicked, The Prince of Egypt, The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Pocahontas.
Pint-fuelled promenades
Julian McDonnell (AKA Joolz Guides on Youtube) has a new book out, and it’s a must-buy for anyone who appreciates a leisurely stroll that ends (or indeed begins) with a cheeky pint. The dapper filmmaker presents Rather Splendid London Pub Walks — a collection of 18 scenic routes that take in various iconic watering holes.
April’s top exhibitions
Cartier, William Morris and a pair of false teeth — just some of the highlights from London’s current crop of must-see exhibitions. Start filling up your cultural diary for April, with the help of our monthly museum and gallery roundup.
London-inspired art
In her paintings, artist Michelle Heron immortalises London’s many threatened independent stores. She captures old school shopfronts, classic greasy spoons, and launderettes of bygone eras, taking viewers on a poignant nostalgia trip. We interviewed Michelle for Londonist: Urban Palette, and paying subscribers can read it now.