June Shows in London

June in London is packed with must-see West End shows — from gripping Olivier Award-winning plays to new musicals opening this month. Whether you're searching for Pride shows in London, family-friendly West End musicals, or what's on in London theatre this June, these are the loudest, proudest, and most unforgettable picks. 

London shows: June Pride Month picks

Pride Month has arrived — and so has London’s most dazzling season of theatre. The best West End June shows bring some of London’s most inclusive and vibrant productions to center stage. These are loudest and proudest theatre picks — perfect for celebrating identity, creativity, and community this June.

1. Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club
   Welcome to the Kit Kat Club — where queerness, chaos, and cabaret collide. Cabaret is a genre-defying spectacle that puts identity and resistance center stage. With its gender-blurring Emcee and intimate staging, this reimagined classic dares you to look deeper this June. 
2. Six: The Musical
   History gets a glitter bomb in Six, where Henry VIII’s ex-wives storm the stage in stilettos and unapologetic confidence. This power-pop musical is a fierce feminist anthem factory — and yes, it’s as queer as it is catchy. If you haven’t yet joined the “herstory” lesson, Pride Month is the perfect time to kneel to these queens.

London shows premiering in June

New month, new musicals! These West End premieres in June are the hottest tickets in London this June — fresh, unmissable, and ready to steal the spotlight.

•  Disney’s Hercules – Opens June 6 | Theatre Royal Drury Lane
  Get ready to go the distance. Disney’s Hercules makes its mighty West End debut this June, bringing Greek gods, gospel muses, and heroic heart to the stage. With a powerhouse score by Alan Menken and a witty new script from Hadestown’s Kwame Kwei-Armah, this modern myth is set to flex serious musical muscle.
•  Evita the Musical – Opens June 27 | The London Palladium
  Back in the spotlight, Evita returns to the historic London Palladium stage . Featuring Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s unforgettable score — including “Don’t Cry for Me Argentina” — this reimagining of Argentina’s First Lady promises political fire and theatrical flair under the summer sky

Last chance: Closing shows in West End June 2025

Last chance to catch these West End hits before the curtain falls! Don’t miss your final opportunity to see these must-watch London shows this June.

•  Bat Out of Hell – Closes June 7
  It’s loud, it’s leather-clad, and it’s leaving! Bat Out of Hell revs up for its final ride, blending Meat Loaf’s bombastic rock anthems with dystopian teen drama. If you like your theatre loud and unapologetically over-the-top, this is your last chance to ride shotgun.
•  Mean Girls: The Musical – Closes June 8
  You can’t sit with them after June 8. This sharp-tongued, pink-powered musical slams its locker shut for the last time. With killer choreography and savage one-liners, Mean Girls is the fetchest farewell of the season.
•  The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical – Closes June 15
  Half-bloods, assemble — your final quest is here. This high-voltage adaptation of Rick Riordan’s beloved novel is pure demigod chaos, packed with monsters, myth, and guitars. Don’t miss your last chance to wield the lightning.
•  The Brightening Air – Closes June 14
  Dreamy, poetic, and laced with loss, The Brightening Air is Olivier-winner Conor McPherson’s haunting meditation on connection in a fractured world. Catch it before it vanishes like this mists over 1980s Ireland!
•  Stiletto – Closes June 14
  Step into the shadows of 18th-century Venice, where the aria is divine—but the practices are deadly. There is a gruesome secret that hides behind the music. Don’t miss a story of love, ambition, and the pursuit of justice at Charing Cross Theatre!
• Retrograde – Closes June 14
  This razor-sharp political thriller takes you into the heart of 1950s Hollywood — where race, resistance, and reputations hang in the balance. Retrograde closes soon; be there to witness the reckoning.
•  The Deep Blue Sea – Closes June 21
  Terrence Rattigan’s bruising tale of love, loneliness, and despair ends its West End run this month. The Deep Blue Sea is a heart-wrenching deep dive — raw, beautiful, and fleeting.
•  Marriage Material – Closes June 21
  Breakups, makeups, and everything in between — Marriage Material brings the immigrant experience to the stage with brutal honesty and unexpected warmth. Final performances promise a bittersweet laugh (and maybe a tear).

West End June shows to catch this summer

Summer in London means sunlit strolls, ice cream… and world-class theatre. These long-running West End hits are crowd-pleasers for a reason — with great ticket availability, they’re the perfect pick for spontaneous nights out or last-minute plans.

• The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre
  Step into the Pridelands with this breathtaking Disney spectacle. A visual feast for all ages, The Lion King is the ultimate family musical — and it’s booking strong this summer.
• Mamma Mia! at the Novello Theatre
  ABBA anthems, Greek island sunshine, and pure feel-good fun. Mamma Mia! is the holiday you didn’t know you needed — no passport required.
• The Phantom of the Opera at His Majesty's Theatre
  With its sweeping score and gothic romance, The Phantom of the Opera continues to mesmerize. A perfect pick for first-time visitors and theater lovers alike.