Fantasies Come True – Avenue Q is returning to the West End!
If you haven’t heard of the Tony Award-winning musical from 2004, now’s the time to check it out! It’s a unique show – think of Sesame Street colliding with Rent, but with puppets who aren’t afraid to swear. It playfully mocks both realistic dramas and kids’ shows, creating a performance that’s both incredibly funny and surprisingly edgy.
It’s been 15 years since Avenue Q was last performed in London’s West End, and a revival is long overdue. The new production, set for 2026, will be directed by Jason Moore, who also directed the original Broadway show, and will feature the same puppets from the Broadway version.
If you enjoyed The Book of Mormon, you’ll probably love this show – it has a similar playful and slightly rebellious sense of humor. Avenue Q is only playing at the Shaftesbury Theatre for a limited time, so find out how to get tickets now!
Want to know what’s happening in London’s theaters? Check out our guide to the top West End shows and which famous faces are appearing on stage.
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- When and where is the Avenue Q musical in London?
- How much are Avenue Q London tickets?
- How to get Avenue Q London tickets
When and where is the Avenue Q musical in London?
Avenue Q is returning to London’s West End for a limited season at the Shaftesbury Theatre.
The production will run from 20th March until 29th August 2026.
How much are Avenue Q London tickets?
Ticket prices begin at £31 and go up to £176 for premium seats.
Here’s a breakdown of ticket prices:
- £31
- £46
- £61
- £76
- £91
- £103
- £115
- £146
- £176
How to get Avenue Q London tickets
Tickets are available now from various online sellers. Because this is the first West End production of Avenue Q in 15 years—and it includes the original Broadway director and puppets—we suggest buying your tickets quickly, as they’re likely to sell out fast.
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