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Best Black Friday 2021 theatre ticket deals from £25

THE West End is back and it’s teeming with fantastic shows, from big musicals and gripping plays to side-splitting comedy.

During Black Friday you can nab theatre seats for all the top London shows from as little as £25!

Snap up to tickets for top shows like Wicked in the Black Friday sale

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  • Black Friday theatre deals at Times Tickets – Shop here

Times Tickets has kicked off a huge Black Friday sale, which runs until December 5.

The deals include 35 top West End shows, with tickets priced from just £25.

Whether you’re longing to return to your favourite production or catch one of the capital’s newest offerings, Black Friday is a great time to pick up a great bargain.

It’s also the perfect opportunity to treat a loved one or start your Christmas celebrations early.

There’s nothing quite like a great night out in the West End.

Or perhaps you’re hunting for a Christmas present for a theatre-mad friend or family member? Why not surprise them with tickets to an amazing show.

Which theatre shows are in the Black Friday sale?

The Times Tickets Black Friday sale features some of the biggest musicals in the West End, including Wicked and Tina: The Tina Turner Musical, which is packed with hits like River Deep Mountain High, Proud Mary and The Best.

You’ll can also find thrilling plays like The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time, based on the bestselling novel, featured in the deals.

Or why not enjoy a family show like Peppa Pig’s Best Day Ever or David Walliams’ Gangsta Granny?

With tickets from just £10 for Peppa Pig, it’s a brilliant introduction to theatre that won’t break the bank.

Best West End shows on sale now

All tickets priced from £25.

More Amazing Black Friday Deals

When is Black Friday 2021?

Black Friday is the mega sales day that always falls on the fourth Friday of November, right after the US holiday of Thanksgiving.

That means Black Friday takes place on November 26 in 2021.

However, you often get great deals in the run-up to Black Friday as well, and even afterwards – just like the Times Tickets sale.

You can find out more on our Black Friday explainer page.

When is Cyber Monday 2021?

Cyber Monday is the online-only version of Black Friday, and takes place directly afterwards. In 2021, it falls on November 29.

You’ll often find great last-minute bargains on Cyber Monday, so it’s well worth a look.

How do I find cheap theatre tickets?

You can book your Times Tickets Black Friday tickets for all the eligible shows here.

And get more advice on how to find great bargains, including booking tickets on the day and finding hotel and theatre tickets packages, from our explainer page.

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