New Wimbledon Theatre

Hey ROADies! Are you ready to rock?
Here we go again! Rock of Ages UK blasts into town in two week's time!
Take a look at these FIRE🔥 production shots and book your tickets now: goo.gl/nbWMkx

Gaston cannot wait to fly you across the Little Kingdom and back home again!
Join in the fun and games by helping Gaston the Ladybird clean up his messy cave and fly with Ben on Gaston's back across the whole Little Kingdom!
Join Ben and Holly, and their friends on this exciting, enchanting and magical musical adventure in March, Book now: http://goo.gl/ArxTod

HAIR star Jake Quickenden was on ITV’s Lorraine this #ValentinesDay, helping a lonely penguin find love at Birmingham Zoo!
HAIR is the perfect musical for those who love to love, so make sure to catch Jake live on stage in Wimbledon 21-30 March, book your tickets for HAIR today! https://bit.ly/2UznVYs
https://www.itv.com/hub/lorraine/1a9360a2 344

💕 TREAT YOUR LOVED ONES THIS VALENTINE'S!
🥂 2 glasses of Moët & Chandon Rosé Champagne 💝 And a box of chocolates to share
... ...all for £30 when you come to see a show at New Wimbledon Theatre until the end of this week!
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Direct from London's West End, this is the world’s favourite George Michael tribute show.
Get ready for an unforgettable evening celebrating the global superstar that is George Michael.
Make new memories whilst reliving old classics. The show features all his hits including Father Figure, Freedom, Faith and many more. This is one show-stopping extravaganza you do not want to miss!
... You’ll be getting up (to get down) to all your best-loved songs from Wham and George’s solo career including Careless Whisper, Freedom 90, Outside and Too Funky!
This show will take you on a musical journey from the moving Jesus To A Child, to the celebration of Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me, to everyone’s favourites I’m Your Man and Wake Me Up. Join us as we present our respectful tribute to one of the greatest musicians of all time with our stunning stage show that’s taking the globe by storm. The show is now touring in Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Holland, Ireland and Sweden, with more countries to come.
New for 2018, saxophonist Ed Barker will feature on selected UK dates. Ed performed the saxophone solo on Cowboys and Angels when he toured George Michael’s ‘Symphonica Tour’ in 2012.
Relive the passion, the flare and the unique sensitivity of George Michael with Fastlove!
Touring all major venues and arenas, book your tickets now - it’s not to be missed!
This is a tribute show and is in no way affiliated with any original artists/estates/management companies or similar shows.
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We are very excited to meet Amélie!!! ☂️
🇫🇷 Times are hard for dreamers but they are not hard for Audrey! 🇫🇷
Book your Amélie tickets now: goo.gl/NBwTZQ

To celebrate Valentine's day, why not treat that special someone to first class tickets to Club Tropicana the Musical - and our treat to you is 241 on Wednesday and Thursday's shows!
https://bit.ly/2DrLISH
*Offer only valid on 13th & 14th Feb for Band A tickets.

Calling all South London families! Looking for a half term treat?
Don't miss Skewbald Theatre's stunning adaptation of Mimi and the Mountain Dragon, with lively original songs, atmospheric storytelling and magical puppets!
Based on the much loved book by Michael Morpurgo and illustrated by Helen Stephens, it's the perfect show for anyone who loves snow, dragons and stories.
... Book tickets here: bit.ly/2DyNSjb
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This #InTheWillowsWednesday gives you the chance to find out which #InTheWillows character you are!
Will you be hip-hop cool girl Rattie or silver-tongued rapper Toad or someone else?...

To celebrate Galentine's day, why not treat your best friend to first class tickets to Club Tropicana the Musical - and our treat to you is 241 on Wednesday and Thursday's shows!
https://bit.ly/2DrLISH
*Offer only valid on 13th & 14th Feb for Band A tickets.

Can you decode these Emoji titles of upcoming shows? #Showmoji

"Absolutely AWESOME" "Totally ROCKS" "The whole room went WILD" "Vocals were absolutely INSANE" "AMAZING cast, like BRILLIANT cast"
But don't take their word for it, come and seeGreen Day's American Idiot UK for yourself on 14-18th May. https://bit.ly/2HSxgsq

WE CAN'T WAIT TO WELCOME YOU TO THE SUNSET STRIP WHEN Rock of Ages UK BLAZES INTO TOWN IN TWO WEEK'S TIME!
BBC Strictly Come Dancing 2018 Winner Kevin Clifton will play the lead role of ‘Stacee Jaxx’, swapping the Ballroom for the ‘Bourbon Club’ alongside Kevin Kennedy, Zoe Birkett, Jodie Steele, Luke Walsh, Lucas Rush, Andrew Carthy, Vas Constanti and Rhiannon Chesterman.
LONDON! Book your tickets now: goo.gl/nbWMkx

Get in! ⚽
The newest episode of Lineker & Baker: Behind Closed Doors is out now!
You can still book tickets to see them both LIVE, in a one-off appearance here in Wimbledon on the 7th April! (Best Availability: Rear Stalls and Upper Circle). Click here: goo.gl/sFNGuv

Did you see the lovely cast of Club Tropicana on ITV News tonight? In case you missed it, here it is!
We can't wait for them to bring their party to Wimbledon 23-27th April! https://bit.ly/2xmaYHF

See the Brainiacs knock it outta the park!
Watch from the safety of your seat as the Brainiacs delve fearlessly into the mysteries of science and do all of those things on stage that you’re too scared to do at home!
Book your tickets now: goo.gl/tVokhk

#FactsAt50 with Hair the Musical
‘Make love, not war’ the anti-war slogan commonly associated with the American counterculture of the 1960s, features heavily within Hair. Particularly as the show was born amidst the tensions of the Cold War, 1969 being the year Henry Kissinger became US National Security Advisor and Secretary of State, whilst the Sino-Soviet split caused tensions along the Chinese-Soviet border to reach their peak that same year. Yet most historically, Muamma...r al Gaddafi and his revolutionary army officers seized power of Libya from King Idris. Thus, amongst the youth movement mobilising to promote a message of love and pacifism, war still raged on. Mirroring a lot of issues still faced regarding international relations.
FULL ARTICLE COMING SOON...
TO BOOK TICKETS TO HAIR: goo.gl/tekfdL
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Can you spot the difference? HINT: There's five differences to be found.
If your little one gets them all, why not treat them to tickets to see Ben & Holly LIVE at their only London dates?
Book now: goo.gl/nN42Hs

When to see Flashdance on Saturday night! Amazing show! All members of staff that I spoke to were lovely and happy to help! Maybe in the interval have more staff on the stalls bar because I only just got my drink and sat back down before the second act started! All in all fab night!

We went to watch Addams family and me.my two daughters really enjoy the show.cast were brillant it was such a great experience to see two great stars in it � There voices were brillant and full of power and the whole act was 100 percent good.I was my first time at the theatre but what a lovely one of sure was a very old building.the only wrong thing about it there was only one toilet were we was and it was very hot in there.

We went to tonite show.my daughter aged four and i are from South Africa..here for three wks with uk hubby.We all enjoyed it.Erin sang claped and hubby and i laughed alot.she got scared during the 3D giant part we steped out for few mins..afterwards all forgotten sang along to songs.Well done to every body.Congrats on a great show.:)

Thank you to everyone (staff...cast ... and other members of the audience) who were fantastic when my little girl was poorly last night and unfortunately we had to leave in the interval. From what we did see the show was fantastic. Have a fantastic run!

I went to see The Adams Family and it was an amazing show, what a performance. Well done to the acts and stars. I even got a photo with Samantha Womack 🙂 Thank you to all the work put in for this amazing show ☺️

Attended Menopause the Musical at Wimbledon Theatre last night, with good friends. One of our group uses a rollator, and we had checked several weeks ago, in person at the box office, and by telephone, about the system for disability access. Well, we weren't disappointed. The details we had been given about the street level access, the lift to the stalls, and the storage of the rollator, were all correct. The system worked like a dream for us. The staff were friendly and very helpful. They couldn't do enough for us, to ensure that we had a hassle free evening. The lady who took us in at the street level access, and took our friend in the lift, was there to help us again, at the end of the show, and couldn't have been more helpful, polite or supportive. She was lovely. The gentleman usher, in the theatre auditorium, in the stalls area, where we were sitting, showed us to our seats, ensured we were comfortable, took our order for our interval ice cream, and told us it would be delivered to us, in our seats, which it was. He helped with the rollator, checked that we were fine, and told us that we would be assisted with the lift etc at the end of the show, which we were. He also told us to just ask if we needed any further help. The polite, caring and helpful staff we dealt with, were a credit to themselves and the theatre. We had a fabulous evening, saw a fantastic and hilarious show, and had a very relaxed, and hassle free evening, thanks to the great staff who helped us, and the excellent system in place, for giving the necessary assistance, to those who need it. Well done Wimbledon Theatre and staff and thank you.

We have recently been to this theatre to see the shows Cabaret and Cilla then last night This is Elvis which is great and Steve Michaels is brilliant. We had seats in row D in the stalls plenty of leg room. Love this theatre it's a great venue with helpful staff and it's an easy walk from train station. Will be back!

Saw the Adams family. Great cast + production. NWT is a gem on the outskirts of London. Great customer service especially in the box office. My only complaint is the temperature. Been a few times now and needed to take a step outside during the performance as it gets far too hot.

Me and my hubby went to see Grease on Saturday while the show was fantastic we were a little bit dissapointed with the fact you could not see the orchestra because it was set too high on the stage and this was the opening scene so we started on a bad note apart from that it was brilliant loved it

I watched Wonderland with the amazing Kerry Ellis and the cast were fab, I'm a regular visitor to the Theatre. My only problem with most Theatres is there are never enough Ladies Toilets so there is always a mad rush at the interval. 😊

Been coming to Wimbledon regularly since the pantos as a child and am now an ATG card member, my only negative is the drink prices are more expensive than the west end theatres... at Grease the musical in Saturday night it was £15.40 for a shandy and a glass of wine!

We saw The Knights of Music which was fantastic with an amazing West End cast and band. Of course Phillip Schofield didn't disappoint either with Close Every Door - goosebumps 😊🎶

However the theatres prices for drinks were extremely expensive and paid £16.60 for two glasses of wine served in plastic pint glasses! Not exactly what you'd expect when spending a fair bit on tickets already and did some what take the edge of the theatre experience.

I won't even mention the ladies toilets👎😱

In need of some TLC. It has good touring productions and is close to London, but the seats are not comfortable and the staff are quite rude. They didn't have any programme's when I went or a cast list. Just told me to look at the production's website...

Very disappointed with the pantomime this year. Too much chat with just a few people in the audience, lack of good songs and dance routines, story kind of took a backseat trying to fit in Al Murray’s normal type of show, and lacklustre performances. Normally Wimbledon put on a great show with a great cast, but not this year. Such a shame

The performance The Knights of Music was fantastic but the theatre itself was a let down. When I got there just before 7pm there were queues at the door to get in and we seemed to be mingling with the people who were collecting tickets hence the queue. Eventually someone came to the middle doors and we were allowed to go enter via them. Once inside I was directed down stairs to the stalls but was told I couldn't use the toilets until after they had been cleaned which would be after 7pm. When I went back upstairs to find another toilet I was told the same thing. Surely all of the toilets couldn't have been cleaned at the same time! Oh and speaking of loos even when I managed to find an open one they were not very clean and had cubicles out of order causing long queues. When I asked about buying a programme and the CD I was told these were only on sale in the bar upstairs. Surely that could have been mentioned when we were admitted or they should have been on sale inside like they usually are. I have been to this theatre loads of times but this is the worst it has ever been.

Just been to see Jack and the Beanstalk. This is our usual Christmas treat for the family. I was very disappointed this year. It was the Al Murray show and not even a good one. There was too much adult content and very little story line for the kids. Some good little dances but hardly saw them! The 3D show was terrifying for the kids and I couldn't wait for it to end. Couldn't hear the singing and we were 3 rows back in the dress circle. Def wasn't worth the £45 per ticket we paid. Very disappointing I'm afraid New Wimbledon and not your usual standard!

Despite receiving an email before the show saying to allow extra time for increased security, I was really surprised by the lax attitude of the venue. We walked into the theatre, into the circle and into the stalls to take our seats without a single person asking to see our tickets, let alone do a bag search.

Jack and the beanstalk was simply awful. Don’t waste your time and money on this appalling excuse for a show. There’s no story, just Al Murray’s awful adult Jokes, which are just not child friendly. The 3D section scared my child witless.

After contacting the theatre about previous poor pantomimes, I was really disappointed to see that nothing has changed! The latest production of ‘Jack and the beanstalk’ was dreadful. I really think the production team needed to go and the Palladium’s pantomime. It was extremely funny and the effects superb. I and my friends are not going to Wimbledon again! Really sad.