The Producers
When failure becomes a hilarious success!
Book tickets from £31 Garrick Theatre Until 21/02/2026 2:30
Tickets for The Producers in London
What's The Producers about?
The Producers musical is adapted from the 1967 Mel Brooks film with the music and lyrics written by Brooks himself. The book is by Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan (Annie, Hairspray, Elf).
The show follows the slightly crazy project of two Broadway producers who are aiming to get rich through an insurance scam by putting on the worst production possible. Their search for the worst musical will give them an opportunity to make jokes about accents, Nazis, queer people and above all, the world of show business.
Book nowWhy should you see The Producers?
Created in New York in 2001, The Producers musical was such a hit with audiences that is was shown in London three years later and was adapted into a 2005 film starring Nathan Lane, Matthew Broderick and Uma Thurman in the title roles.
The Producers ran for seven years in New York and four years in London. The musical won a record number of Tony Awards, winning 12 Tonys in total. The show also won an Olivier Award for the best musical in 2005.
Discover the irresistible exuberance of The Producers on your next trip to London. This masterpiece by Mel Brooks is full of wry humour and guarantees a night out that you'll remember for a long time to come!
Book nowFrequently asked questions
The Producers is playing at Garrick Theatre. The address is: Charing Cross Road, WC2H 0HH London.
Based on the information we have at the moment, The Producers will run until 21/02/2026. There's always a possibility that the production will extend their run.
The Producers is around 2:30 long, including the intermission.
Lots of musicals are family shows designed to appeal to children! However, please be aware that the venue have set a minimum age of 11 to see The Producers.
Tickets for The Producers start at £31 per ticket, depending on the performance date and seats chosen.
To get cheap tickets for The Producers in London, you can visit the TKTS London last-minute box office for on the day tickets. However, as The Producers is one of the most popular shows, it's very likely that TKTS may not have any seats available for this show.
If you want to see a specific show or if you have limited flexiblity in terms of dates, or want to secure a good seat, we recommend booking your tickets online ahead of time. By booking in advance, you'll end up with much better seats and see your favourite shows on a date that suits you.
Depending on the venue, you'll be offered several ways to get your tickets during payment:
- Collect my tickets at the venue. Please come to the box office counters at the venue 30 minutes before the performance begins with the booking confirmation email. You'll be asked to show ID or the bank card of the person who booked the tickets.
- Send me my tickets by email. Go directly to the entrance 20 minutes before the start of the performance with your PDF tickets (printed or displayed on mobile).
Every venue has been renovated recently with evey seat giving you a good view of the stage. However, the further you are from the stage, the further you are from the magic. The seats marked by a half-coloured circle indicate less good visibility (these seats are often at the back and so you can't see the whole set). We recommend avoiding them when selecting your seats.
We accept most bank cards via our secure payment system (Visa, Mastercard, American Express).
Ticket prices are set by venues and productions. Even though the majority of musicals are suitable for children, there is no preferential child ticket.
Tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded unless in the event of force majeure (the performance is cancelled or interrupted). If this is the case, the venue or event organiser will contact you to begin the refund process.
An advertised actor can be replaced by another actor without any prior warning. Unfortunately, this is not a valid reason for requesting a refund.
Taking photos and videos is generally prohibited in venues.
Photos: © Matt Crockett