Beetlejuice The Musical is currently booking through to 2nd January 2027, and there’s no confirmed show announced to follow it yet. I’ll update this page as soon as the Prince Edward’s next production is announced.
The Prince Edward Theatre has three seating levels: Stalls, Dress Circle and Grand Circle. It’s one of the largest West End houses, seating close to 1,750, and each level offers a genuinely good overall view.
The Stalls hold 896 seats and are divided into blocks, which helps keep sightlines clear throughout. It’s the best spot to take in Beetlejuice’s big theatrical effects up close.
The Dress Circle holds 405 seats and gives a great overview of the stage. Front and middle rows are the pick of the level for this show’s larger set pieces.
The Grand Circle holds 415 seats and sits highest, at a lower price. Given the size of the theatre it’s still a good distance from the stage, so it’s worth checking reviews for your specific row.
The Prince Edward Theatre is on Old Compton Street in Soho. The nearest tube station is Leicester Square (Piccadilly and Northern lines), just a short walk away, with Tottenham Court Road and Piccadilly Circus also close by.
The Prince Edward Theatre opened on 3rd April 1930 with the musical Rio Rita, designed by Edward A. Stone. It’s had an unusually varied life: it became the London Casino in 1935, was damaged during the Blitz in 1941, and was extensively converted for the widescreen Cinerama film process from 1954, hosting major film premieres including How the West Was Won.
It returned to live theatre in 1978 with Evita, and has since hosted a string of major West End musicals including Mamma Mia!, Mary Poppins and Aladdin. Beetlejuice The Musical is the current production. It’s owned and operated by Delfont Mackintosh Theatres.
The Prince Edward Theatre has a capacity of 1,746 across its three levels: Stalls, Dress Circle and Grand Circle.
The Prince Edward Theatre is owned and operated by Delfont Mackintosh Theatres.
It opened on 3rd April 1930 with the musical Rio Rita.
Beetlejuice The Musical is currently playing, booking through to 2nd January 2027.
From 1954 it was converted for the widescreen Cinerama film process and used as a cinema for several years before returning to live theatre in 1978.
The theatre offers step-free access to the Stalls level, though as with many historic West End venues there’s no lift to the upper circles.
Leicester Square is the closest, with Tottenham Court Road and Piccadilly Circus also nearby.
Central Stalls and front Dress Circle give the strongest view of Beetlejuice’s big set pieces, though the Grand Circle is a solid, more affordable option in this large theatre.
You can book tickets for Beetlejuice The Musical at the Prince Edward Theatre directly through the official show website. I’d always recommend booking through the show’s own site or a trusted official retailer to avoid inflated resale prices.
