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Book American Classics West End tickets for celebrated productions with roots across the Atlantic, from beloved Broadway transfers to standout performances. Find your show today.

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American theatre classics and Broadway hits in the West End

From groundbreaking modern dramas to timeless musicals, American theatre has long made its mark on the West End stage. Discover legendary classics and new Tony-winning Broadway shows now thrilling UK audiences.

New Broadway shows now playing in the West End

Fresh from Broadway, these hit productions have crossed the Atlantic and taken up residence in London’s West End.

Avenue Q, the Tony Award winning musical after 20 years is back on the block in the West End. The Broadway musical received 6 Tony Award nominations, winning Best Musical, Best Book of a Musical and Best Original Score. The cast recording was also up for a Grammy!

Kimberley Akimbo is the winner of five Tony Awards in 2023, including Best Musical, Best Score, and Best Book. The production marks its much-anticipated European premiere at the Hampstead Theatre.

Long-running Broadway legends that feel like West End originals

It’s easy to forget that some of the West End’s longest-running hits began life on Broadway.
The Lion King has been enchanting audiences at the Lyceum Theatre for 26 years, and Wicked has cast its spell at the Apollo Victoria Theatre for 19 years, but they both started life in America. With such enduring success in London, it’s hard to believe they both began across the pond.