Hamilton Musical London tickets

Catch the record-breaking Hamilton London musical at Victoria Palace Theatre, following the show's transfer to London’s West End after a multi-award-winning run on Broadway.

Secure your seats for London's musical production of Hamilton, a story that celebrates resilience, determination and the belief that anyone can achieve greatness if they dare to dream.

What is Hamilton the Musical about? 

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s smash hit musical is based on the story of Alexander Hamilton, an orphan from the West Indies who emigrated to New York hoping for a better future. Along the way, he met with future revolutionaries such as Aaron Burr, Hercules Mulligan and Marquis de Lafayette. He became one of America’s founding fathers and the right-hand man of General George Washington during the Revolutionary War – helping shape the very foundations of the America we know today. 

The highly anticipated musical has been delighting audiences around the globe since 2015. Winning a phenomenal 11 Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize makes it one of the most successful musicals in Broadway history. The London production, since setting up at the newly built Victoria Palace Theatre in 2017, has received multiple Olivier Awards, including the coveted title of Best New Musical. 

Who is in the Hamilton London cast?

The London West End production of Hamilton boasts an extraordinary cast of actors who bring the iconic characters to life. Alex Sawyer (Girl From the North Country) takes the title role of Alexander Hamilton while Emily-Mae (Bulda in Disney's Frozen) plays Angelica Schuyler. Bente Mulan (Elsa in Disney’s Frozen) joins the cast as Eliza Hamilton, Jonathan Andrew Hume (Shucked, Guys & Dolls) takes the role of George Washington and  Yeukayi Ushe (The Lion King, Motown The Musical) plays Marquis De Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson .

Why you should see Hamilton in the West End

• Revolutionary use of storytelling: Immersing theatregoers in American history, the show combines modern musical genres and traditional styles, resulting in an outstanding and wildly acclaimed production in the London West End.
• Blend of modern and traditional musical score: Hear America's history told as never before with an original music score blending hip-hop, jazz, blues, rap and R&B, and traditional Broadway melodies to create a symphony of sound that electrifies the soul.

How to book Hamilton the Musical tickets

You can book your tickets now for Hamilton by clicking on the Book Now button on this screen. When booking, you will be able to select the seats of your choice and see the ticket prices available for this musical. 

The show is booking up until October 2026.

Facts about Hamilton in London

• Inspired by a biography: Lin-Manuel Miranda, the original creator of Hamilton, was inspired by Ron Chernow’s biography of Alexander Hamilton when creating the musical.
• Miranda’s central role: Hamilton’s creator not only wrote the music and lyrics, but also played the lead role.
• Multiple award-winning production: the musical won 11 Tony Awards, the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2016, and seven Olivier Awards, cementing its groundbreaking success.
• Transformative power of theatre: Hamilton has built a legacy using theatre to transcend boundaries and open conversations about representation and historical legacy.

What time is the evening show?

Evening performances take place Mondays to Saturdays at 7.30pm

On which days are there matinee performances?

Hamilton matinees are on Thursdays and Saturdays, usually at 2.30pm.

Where is Hamilton the Musical playing in London? 

Hamilton is on stage at the Victoria Palace Theatre, located on Victoria Street.

How to get there:

• Underground – Victoria Station (Victoria, District and Circle lines) is opposite the theatre.
• Bus – Many bus services stop at Victoria Station (2, 3, 11, 36, 38, 52, 148, 185 and 390), which is a short walk from the theatre.
• Bike – Hire a bike from Santander Cycles and head to Allington Street where there is a docking station.

Is there any age restrictions?

Hamilton is a musical recommended for anyone aged 10 and over. Children under the age of three will not be admitted.

What other shows can I watch in London?

Discover a musical at the heart of the French revolution with Les Misérables, and follow the adventures of Jean Valjean at the Sondheim Theatre. Or find yourself in the middle of Montmartre at Moulin Rouge and see a mesmerising show combining sparkle and French CanCan at the Piccadilly Theatre.