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Follow Juliet on a journey of personal discovery and self-confidence in fun-filled musical & Juliet at the Shaftesbury Theatre.
What is & Juliet about?
Full of pop anthems, incredible sets and electrifying choreography, this West End musical retells Shakespeare’s classic tale of Romeo & Juliet.
Discover what life would have been like for Juliet beyond Romeo, had she been able to choose her own future. Packing her bags and escaping Verona Juliet is on her way to Paris and heals her heartbreak with friends dancing all night long and forming new friendships in this hilarious musical.
What songs are in & Juliet?
The story of Juliet’s life after love is told through some of the catchiest pop songs from the last 30 years. Hits include Baby One More Time, Since U Been Gone, Roar and Everybody (Backstreet's Back) – all composed by legendary songwriter Max Martin.
How can I get tickets?
Where is the show?
& Juliet musical is playing at Shaftesbury Theatre, in London’s West End.
How can I get there?
The nearest Tube stations to Shaftesbury Theatre are Tottenham Court Road (Northern and Central lines), Holborn (Piccadilly and Central lines) and Covent Garden (Piccadilly line) – all within six minutes’ walk of the theatre.
How long is the musical?
The running time for & Juliet is two hours and 30 minutes, including a 15-minute interval.
What time is the evening show?
Evening performances usually take place at 7.30pm, from Mondays to Saturdays.
On which days are there matinee performances?
&Juliet matinees are on Fridays and Saturdays at 2.30pm – although times may vary. Make sure to check your ticket in advance.
Is there any age restrictions?
The show is recommended for anyone aged six and over. Children under 16 years old must be with an adult.
What other shows can I see in London?
Sing along the smash hit musical Jersey Boys and rediscover the story of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons at the Trafalgar Theatre, or rediscover one of the most romantic stories of Hollywood with the musical Pretty Woman at the Savoy Theatre.