Kinky Boots Tickets

London has moved into Tier 3, which means that theatres have once again had to close. Many of us love the thrill of live entertainment and delight of theatre, and even more so during the holiday season. You can still treat your loved ones to the magic of theatre with our gift e-vouchers this Christmas, but here are some things you can stream to tide you over, from now until the new year!

Check out these vintage, high-heeled boots! Matt Henry and Killian Donnelly, who originated the roles of drag queen Lola and Charlie Price for the West End production of Kinky Boots, are set to return to the musical at the end of this month for two performances, which will be filmed for a worldwide release. Kinky Boots is now playing at the Adelphi Theatre until 12 January 2019.

This summer I headed down to the Adelphi Theatre to see the fabulous new cast of Kinky Boots! The show, on the whole, is as sparkly and beautiful as ever, with a fantastic set and of course fabulous choreography from Jerry Mitchell. But here’s what I thought of the new cast…

As Summer draws to a close, and the first countdown-to-Christmas posts start appearing on Facebook (way too soon!), it seems like a good time to look at what we can expect from the West End in 2019, especially since we are going to be losing some pretty big musicals.

In fact, we've already lost Young Frankenstein, and The King and I is closing in September. Next year will see even more closures, including Dreamgirls, Motown: The Musical and (the saddest loss, in my opinion) Kinky Boots.

On the upside, Waitress will be replacing Kinky Boots at the Adelphi Theatre in February, and Dear Evan Hansen is on its way to London in the not-too-distant future. But what else could replace the fantastic musicals that will be closing next year? Well, here are my suggestions.

It has just been announced that Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Really Useful Theatres group (RUT), which is a subsidiary of Really Useful Group (RUG), will be renamed after the impresario himself. Effective today the group will be renamed Lloyd Webber Theatres, or LW Theatres for short. The news comes after the RUT-owned New London Theatre was officially renamed the Gillian Lynne Theatre after the late, world-renowned choreographer of Cats.

After four years of rocking audiences' socks off and over 1,400 performances at the Adelphi Theatre, feel-good musical Kinky Boots announces that it will be closing in January of next year.

It's hard to take courage in a world full of people. The West End production of Cyndi Lauper's hit musical Kinky Boots, which is now playing at the Adelphi Theatre, has announced that it will be supporting Heads Together, a mental health awareness initiative that aims to change the conversation on mental health and fundraise for innovative mental care services.

The London production of Cyndi Lauper and Harvey Fierstein's Kinky Boots has just announced a fabulous new cast and extension.

Kinky Boots is striding with pride into its third year in the West End. After scooping up awards both here and on Broadway, the show tells the true story of a Northampton shoe factory that goes from making unfashionable brown shoes to producing ‘two and a half feet of irresistible sex,’ Having previously understudied Matt Henry in the same role, Simon-Anthony Rhoden is currently appearing as Lola in Kinky Boots at the Adelphi Theatre on The Strand.

Strutting into its third year at the Adelphi Theatre, Kinky Boots is still playing to full houses, spreading its message of tolerance and understanding. Based on a true story, the musical is the third telling of a Northampton shoemaker (after a BBC documentary and a film starring Chiwetel Ejiofor as Lola). The story is given a reworking by Harvey Fierstein with Cyndi Lauper providing a catchy and energetic soundtrack.