A hilarious, spectacular stage adaptation of Tim Burton’s classic movie. It tells the tale of strange and unusual Lydia Deetz who shares her home with a newly-dead couple and the demonic ‘ghost with the most’ Beetlejuice. Outrageous but with a big heart, it’s wildly funny and weirdly life-affirming.
At the Prince Edward Theatre in London’s West End, right in the heart of Soho.
From 20 May 2026 for a strictly limited season until April 2027 only.
Approximately 2 hours 40 minutes, including one interval.
A riotous musical comedy featuring dark, irreverent humour, emotional storytelling, and full-scale theatrical spectacle.
Recommended 12+ with adult supervision. The show features strong language, adult humour, mature themes and drug references.
This hilarious Broadway sensation is only in London for a limited run. It’s spectacular, outrageously funny, full of head-spinning theatrical invention and packed with dead catchy songs. If you like musicals that unleash mayhem and break all the rules, you’re in for the time of your afterlife.
Includes haze, fog, loud sound effects and flashing strobe lighting.
Features adult humour, strong language, and themes of death and the afterlife.
Not really. It’s mischievous and playful, with some suspenseful moments rather than scares.
Yes. Based on Tim Burton’s original film, expanded with new songs and characters.
A big, hilarious West End spectacle: huge laughs, brilliant songs, stunning choreography, jaw-dropping sets, fantastic costumes, amazing visual effects, illusions and stage magic.
No – the producers may make alterations to the published cast for any reason, at any time, and therefore can’t guarantee the appearance of any named artist.
We recommend arriving 45 minutes before curtain to avoid queues, get through security and bag-check, visit the bar and settle in.
No filming or photography is permitted during the performance.
We want you to enjoy the show – but as a courtesy to the cast and other audience members, we discourage you from singing or trying to interact with the performers.
No. Smart casual is typical, but many people dress up for a special night at the theatre.
Accessible performances, including captioned, audio described and British Sign Language interpreted shows, are scheduled across the run. Find out more.
Please check access requirements when booking, as availability varies.
The Prince Edward Theatre offers a range of accessibility features, including step-free access routes, wheelchair spaces (subject to availability), and assisted listening systems. Find out more.
The Prince Edward Theatre is in Soho, London’s West End. The nearest Underground stations are Leicester Square (Northern & Piccadilly lines) and Tottenham Court Road (Central, Northern & Elizabeth lines), both 5–7 minutes’ walk. Piccadilly Circus is about 10 minutes on foot.
Several bus routes stop nearby on Charing Cross Road, Oxford Street and Shaftesbury Avenue. We recommend public transport, as central London parking is limited and traffic can be heavy.
There are a limited number of car parks in Soho and Chinatown, but public transport is recommended.
There are drinks and snacks available to buy at the theatre bars, and plenty of nearby Soho restaurants, but you cannot bring in food or drink to the theatre.
Yes, this run is strictly limited and will end in April 2027. Early booking is recommended to avoid disappointment – so possess a ticket now.
