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Oliver!
It’s a Fine Life at the Gielgud Theatre where Oliver!, the award-winning production reconceived by Cameron Mackintosh and director and choreographer Matthew Bourne, is playing its second triumphant year in the West End.
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The Olivier, Tony and Oscar-winning classic with its sensational score featuring the iconic songs Food Glorious Food, Where is Love?, Oom-Pah-Pah, As Long as He Needs Me and Reviewing the Situation vividly brings to life Dickens’ London and the ever-popular story of the boy who asked for more.
With a standout cast lead by Simon Lipkin as Fagin, Ava Brennan as Nancy, Aaron Sidwell as Bill Sikes and Aaron MacGregor as the Artful Dodger, Lionel Bart’s iconic musical is brought to life by Lez Brotherston’s design and Olivier-award winning lighting from Paule Constable and Ben Jacobs.
There’s no need to Pick a Pocket for a ticket: buying direct means access to Family Tickets and the weekly lottery and with no booking fees and exchange up to 48 hours before your performance, the only answer to ‘Who will Buy?’, is you! And, if you can’t wait to Be Back Soon, don’t miss our podcast episodes with Lez and Simon talking all things Oliver!.
So, Consider Yourself well in this summer and book your tickets now for the ultimate British musical that generations continue to fall in love with.
Oliver! Summer Family Tickets
Take advantage of this summer’s VAT reduction on children’s entertainment with our reduced Family Tickets for performances between 25 June and 1 September.
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Valid on all performances excluding Saturday matinees.
Oliver! Family Tickets
4 tickets in the Stalls or Dress Circle for £200 or in the Grand Circle for £125
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Valid Tuesday – Friday evening performances, outside of the Summer Family Ticket period of 25 June to 1 September.
Exclusions Apply:
Valid for 4 tickets only and the group of 4 must include at least one person 16 years old or younger.
Tickets are limited, subject to availability and only available in dedicated seating locations. Tickets can only be purchased online.
Whether you are celebrating a special occasion, entertaining clients, or just want a little extra treat, enhance your visit to our theatres by selecting one of our Delfont Mackintosh Experience Packages.
If you have already purchased your tickets and wish to add an Experience package, please contact us for assistance.
Oliver!Reviews
‘Considerably brilliant. Think you’ve seen Oliver!? Think again’
Daily Express
‘Cameron Mackintosh & Matthew Bourne’s sumptuous, dangerous-looking new Oliver! is packed full of great performances and memorable tunes. A GORGEOUS HIT’
Sunday Times
‘A TRIUMPH! As fresh as the day it was first seen. DO ANYTHING to see this gem’
Metro
Oliver!Groups Theatre Tickets
Discounts and Savings when booking as a group.
Accelerator Rate (10+) - Book and Pay by 17th July 2026
Tickets up to £99.50 in Stalls/Dress Circle reduced to £57.50 for Tuesday – Thursday evening performances.
Groups (10+)
Bands A & B reduced to £65.00 for Tuesday – Friday evenings and midweek matinees.
To book group tickets please Call Group sales on +44 (0)344 4825 100 or
Oliver!Education Theatre Tickets
Discounts and Savings when booking for your school.
Schools Accelerator Rate (10+) - Book and Pay by 17th July 2026
Tickets up to £85.00 in the Grand Circle reduced to £29.50 plus 1 free Teacher place per 10 students booked for Tuesday – Thursday evenings.
Schools Rate (10+)
Grand Circle seats reduced to £32.50 plus 1 free Teacher place per 10 students booked for Tuesday – Thursday evenings and midweek matinee performances.
To book education tickets please Call the Education sales on +44(0) 344 4825 100 or
Oliver!Access Performance Dates
Audio Described Performance
Touch Tour: 12.30pm
Captioned Performance
Signed Performance
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Oliver!Gallery
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Oliver! London Cast. Photography by Johan Persson.