The Play That Goes Wrong Tickets - Duchess Theatre

 The Play That Goes Wrong Tickets - London

The Play That Goes Wrong is the Olivier Award-winning, jaw-achingly funny comedy in London that is still disrupting the West End after over a decade and has firmly cemented itself into a long-term residency at the Duchess Theatre as the longest-running comedy in the West End.  Book The Play That Goes Wrong tickets on Theatre Tickets London.

The plot centres on the Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society as they attempt to stage a murder mystery set in the 1920s - but as the title suggests, just about everything that possibly can go wrong... does!

The hapless cast of accident-prone thespians and their equally clueless crew battle against all the odds to make it through to the final curtain call - with hilarious consequences!

Unbelievably, It's Still As Funny As Ever, And Everything That Can Go Wrong.....Does

Where Are The Best Tickets To The Play That Goes Wrong Located In The Theatre?

The Duchess Theatre is one of the West End's smallest and most intimate venues. Thankfully, very few tickets to The Play That Goes Wrong have restricted views. The best seats are in the central aisle seats in the stalls (especially row J). In the dress circle, the front row is also worth a look, and row D is good value with good legroom.

Is It Easy To Find Cheap Tickets To The Play That Goes Wrong?

There is value for both evening and matinee midweek performances during off-peak periods. The show does get busy at weekends and during school holidays, though, so try to avoid these if possible.

Are There Any Tickets To The Play That Goes Wrong That Should Be Avoided?

Seats at the back of the stalls, on the sides, in rows L, M, N & O feature a slight restriction to the view for some scenes and should be avoided if possible. It is advisable to study the seating plan before purchase, as although this is a small theatre, there are several different price bands.

Is It Best To Book The Play That Goes Wrong Tickets In The Stalls Or The Dress Circle?

Both sections have their own merits, and this is generally a matter of personal preference. There is often value found in the seats at the rear of the dress circle if you are on a budget, which, when taking into account the size of the theatre, can make these a bargain.

The Play That Goes Wrong is at the Duchess Theatre in London. The small West End theatre has two levels of seating and a capacity of 503.

The dress circle on the first floor is narrower than the stalls below, with both sections featuring different price bands that can sometimes be exploited to maximise value and keep prices down.

Premium seats are in the central stalls where the raking begins. Seats on each side towards the end of the rows provide side-angled views. The seats at the front of the dress circle in the centre also have a perfect view.

The Duchess Theatre has several box seats in the dress circle. These can seat up to four patrons and are ideal for a more private and spacious experience. Each box is accessed via a private entrance and has moveable chairs to provide maximum legroom and comfort. There are some minor restrictions on the view from some areas.

Due to its small and intimate nature, there is value in the cheapest seats in the rear of the circle. These seats are not particularly restricted and are ideal if looking to book cheap tickets. Bargain hunters searching for last-minute shows can also find value at the end of rows in the stalls. These are often discounted but feature slight restrictions to the view.

Address
3-5 Catherine Street, London, WC2B 5LA

Venue Facilities
Bar

Nearest Tube
Covent Garden

Tube Lines
Piccadilly

Directions from nearest tube

(5mins) Go right on Long Acre; turn right into Bow Street and after 100 metres turn left (Russell Street) then immediately right onto Catherine Street, where the theatre is located 100 metres down.

Railway Station
Charing Cross

Bus Numbers
(Aldwych) RV1, 6, 11, 13, 23, 59, 68, 87, 171, 172, 188, X68

Night Bus Numbers
(Aldwych) 6, 23, 188, N11, N13, N26, N47, N68, N87, N89, N155, N171, N551

Car Park
Drury Lane, Parker Street (5mins)

Within Congestion Zone
Yes

Box Office Theatre Tickets 

On Sale STA

Day Tickets

On Sale STA

This production is recommended for ages 8 and above. Children under the age of 5 will not be admitted to the theatre. (Please note, children under 15 years of age must be accompanied by and sat with an adult over 18 years.)

2 hours 5 minutes (including interval)

From £24
  • Tickets Refunded if your event is cancelled
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Event Detail

17 November 2022
30 August 2026
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