The critically acclaimed Broadway musical Mrs. Doubtfire made its West End debut in May at the Shaftesbury Theatre, starring Gabriel Vick in the title role.
Mrs. Doubtfire has extended its run in the West End, and tickets are now on sale until June 2024.
Based on the Hollywood movie starring Robin Williams, the Mrs. Doubtfire musical follows the well-meaning but immature father, Daniel Hillard, who, in a desperate attempt to stay a part of their lives, disguises himself as a Scottish nanny after losing custody of his children in a divorce, and discovers how to be a better father in the process.
Jerry Zaks directs the musical, written by John O’Farrell, Wayne Kirkpatrick, and Karey Kirkpatrick, which premiered in 2020 on Broadway before moving to the West End.
The cast of Mrs. Doubtfire also features Kelly Agbowu as Wanda Sellner, Laura Tebbutt as Miranda Hillard, Carla Dixon-Hernandez as Lydia Hillard, Ian Talbot OBE as Mr. Jolly, Marcus Collins as Andre, Cameron Blakely as Frank Hillard, and Samuel Edwards as Stuart Dunmire. Max Bispham, Frankie Treadaway, and Elliot Mugume, alternate as Christopher Hillard, and Scarlett Davies, Ava Posniak, and Angelica-Pearl Scott, alternate as Natalie Hillard.
Booking & Theatre Info For Mrs. Doubtfire
The Shaftesbury Theatre is a medium size West End theatre with a capacity of 1408 seats. The front section of the Stalls has a corridor through the middle splitting it into two sections, with further two aisles splitting the rear Stalls into a further three. Both the Royal and Grand Circles feature some seats which have some minor restrictions to the view causing the back of the stage to be slightly obscured so studying the seating plan before purchase is recommended.
Premium seats in the theatre are located in the middle of rows D-H in the centre of the Stalls which offers the best overall experience giving you a clear view of the entire stage. The centre of rows A-D of the Royal Circle also offers great views for patrons who prefer to view the stage from an elevated position
There is good value to be found in some sections of the rear of the Royal Circle, which despite being a fair distance from the stage still offers a clear view and bargain hunters looking for cheap Mrs. Doubtfire tickets can also find value in the clear view seats 14-24 in the Grand Circle on the third level which are often reduced but may not suit people suffering from vertigo.