Old sport, it's the roaring 20s - and everything is changing. Following The Great Gatsby's glitzy Tony-award-winning run on Broadway (starring Jeremy Jordan and Eva Noblezada), Jay Gatsby invites you to the greatest party the West End has ever seen, it's no secret that this self-made millionaire wines and dines with the rich and restless of West Egg, and soon you will too as this magnetic new resident comes to the London Coliseum this year!

It's a tale that has delighted fans the world over and now the cosmic story of The Little Prince comes to London in a spectacular UK-premiere production by director and choreographer Anne Tournie and co-director Chris Mouron, with music composed by Terry Truck. The production, punctuated with stunning videography designed by Marie Jumelin, comes to London following runs on Broadway and in Paris, Dubai and Sydney and is a stunning take on the timeless tale which has sold hundreds of millions of copies worldwide.

All aboard for the return of Mike Leigh's production of this quintessential Gilbert and Sullivan sea-fairing comic opera! Ever since its first turn on the London stage in 1880, The Pirates of Penzance has been a firm favourite with opera audiences, enamoured with the tale of Frederic and his life with the colourful Pirates of Penzance and his quest for true love!

English National Opera will once again present The Marriage Of Figaro, in this fresh production from British theatermaker Joe Hill-Gibbins. Mozart's most enduring comic opera stars David Ireland as the titular Figaro, alongside Mary Bevan as Susannah. This quirky take on 'Figaro is a delightful exploration of human desire and fallibility!

Thea Musgrave's 1977 opera Mary, Queen of Scots gets its English National Opera premiere in February 2025! A powerful work exploring the turbulence of the reign of of one of history's most fascinating monarchs, the Scottish Queen's psychological turmoil is poignantly portrayed during her journey from queen to prisoner, with betrayals aplenty everywhere she looks.