Shrek The Musical Opens Next Week in London!
The award-winning production, Shrek The Musical, opens next week for a limited six week run! Taking place at London’s Eventim Apollo, the world of Shrek is brought to life on stage in this Shrektacular production based on the much-loved, Oscar winning film.
Join Shrek, (Antony Lawrence) and Donkey, (Todrick Hall) on their intrepid journey to rescue the beautiful, but cursed, Princess Fiona (Joanne Clifton) from a castle protected by a fearsome fire-breathing dragon (Cherece Richards). Forget Hollywood endings, this story is what happens when freaks do fairy tales!
From an award-winning creative team and with astonishing visual effects, you truly will be transported to a land far, far away in this hilarious yet heart-warming musical sensation.
Hitting London for 6 weeks only, don’t miss your chance to round up the whole family for an unforgettable night out. You wouldn’t want this award-winning story of acceptance to turn into a tale of regret.
Book now!
When is Shrek The Musical?
Shrek The Musical opens soon (19 July 2024) and will run for six weeks, closing on the 31st August.
Where is Shrek The Musical taking place?
Shrek The Musical is taking place at the Eventim Apollo, London.
When do tickets for Shrek The Musical go on sale?
Tickets for Shrek the Musical are on sale now! You can purchase these safely and securely from Eventim UK.
How much do tickets for Shrek The Musical cost?
Ticket prices start at £20.
Will there be VIP tickets available?
Customers are able to upgrade their Shrek The Musical tickets on the Eventim UK website, with separate packages for adults and children. The upgrade includes access to the Eventim Apollo’s exclusive lounge, fast track entry to the venue, a complimentary drink, and more.
Does Shrek The Musical have an age limit?
The minimum age requirement for this show is 3+. Customers aged 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Who is performing in Shrek The Musical?
The confirmed cast for the show is Antony Lawrence as Shrek, Todrick Hall as Donkey, Joanne Clifton as Princess Fiona, James Gillan as Lord Farquaad and Cherece Richards as Dragon.
