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Horrible Histories – Terrible Tudors makes a comeback to London’s West End at the Apollo Theatre after a successful second run last summer.
Don’t miss this fantastic production that brings to life the dramatic and often gruesome history of the Tudor dynasty.
What is Horrible Histories – Terrible Tudors?
With a talented cast of actors and a script packed full of fascinating facts, this hilarious show transports you back to the days of historic icons such as Henry VIII, Elizabeth I and William Shakespeare.
Witness the Tudor court in all its glory as you learn about the lives of ordinary people during this tumultuous period in English history. From politics and power struggles to scandals and love affairs, uncover all aspects of Tudor life with the perfect blend of humour and drama.
Don't worry if you're not a history buff – the Terrible Tudors is anything but dry and stuffy! The show is filled with hilarious jokes, catchy songs and silly sketches that will have you laughing out loud. Follow along with each amusing story (told in some rather questionable accents) while learning a few revolting rhymes.
Try not to lose your head at this riotous performance, where colourful characters promise a memorable evening for the whole family.
How to get tickets for Horrible Histories – Terrible Tudors?
You can book tickets for Horrible Histories – Terrible Tudors online with Visit London. You will be able to choose your seats using the seating plan and select the best time and date for you to attend the musical.
How long is the play Terrible Tudors?
The show is one hour and ten minutes long, without an interval.
When are the performances taking place?
Terrible Tudors performances are scheduled as matinees to offer a greater experience to families with young children coming to London's West End.
The play is showing Saturdays to Thursdays at 11am. There is also a later performance Sundays to Tuesdays at 2pm. Be sure to check your ticket in advance.
Where is the play showing?
Terrible Tudors is playing at the Apollo Theatre, located on Shaftesbury Avenue.
How to get there:
- Tube – The closest tube stations are Leicester Square (Northern and Piccadilly Lines) and Piccadilly Circus (Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines).
- Bus – Several buses stop at Trocadero Haymarket, located a few steps away from the Apollo Theatre (14, 19, 38).
- Cycling – Rent a bike with Santander Cycles and head to Wardour Street in Soho, where a biking dock station can be found.
What age is the play suitable for?
The show is recommended for anyone aged between 5 and 105. We cannot guarantee that those aged 106 and over will like the show…
What other shows can I see in London?
Discover a new take on the lives of Henry VIII's wives against the backdrop of a pop concert with Six The Musical at the Vaudeville Theatre. Or get ready for the purrfect summer treat with the stage adaptation of the childhood classic The Tiger Who Came to Tea at the Theatre Royal Haymarket.