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- Award-winning excellence: Winner of 99 international awards, including a record-breaking seven Oliviers, this show is critically acclaimed worldwide.
- Brilliant music: Tim Minchin’s witty, sharp songs like “Naughty” and “When I Grow Up” perfectly capture Roald Dahl’s mischievous spirit.
- Innovative staging: Rob Howell’s set design uses revolving desks, oversized blocks, and inventive lighting to immerse audiences in Matilda’s world.
- Universal themes: The story of resilience, empowerment, and creativity resonates with both children and adults, making it widely relatable.
- Family favourite: Recommended for kids, the show blends humour, heart, and imagination, creating a perfect family theatre outing.
- Award-winning excellence: Winner of 99 international awards, including a record-breaking seven Oliviers, this show is critically acclaimed worldwide.
- Brilliant music: Tim Minchin’s witty, sharp songs like “Naughty” and “When I Grow Up” perfectly capture Roald Dahl’s mischievous spirit.
- Innovative staging: Rob Howell’s set design uses revolving desks, oversized blocks, and inventive lighting to immerse audiences in Matilda’s world.
- Universal themes: The story of resilience, empowerment, and creativity resonates with both children and adults, making it widely relatable.
- Family favourite: Recommended for kids, the show blends humour, heart, and imagination, creating a perfect family theatre outing.
Tickets cannot be refunded, amended, or rescheduled.
Your seat view & price options
Seat section
Typical price
Views
Verdict
Stalls
£65.63–£187.50
Best views, close to stage
Immersive experience, worth it if budget allows
Royal Circle
£50–£156.25
Excellent elevated perspective
Great balance of view and comfort
Grand Circle
£34.38–£118.75
Clear but more distant
Good mid-range option for tighter budgets
Balcony
£34.38–£68.75
Highest, furthest from stage
Cheapest seats, decent if price is priority
How to get Matilda the Musical discount tickets
Book tickets in advance
Low-cost Balcony and Grand Circle seats tend to sell out quickly. Booking early lets you lock in the £34–£50 range before it jumps above £90 closer to the date.
Matilda the Musical now booking to February 2026Explore restricted-view seats
The Balcony and far-side Grand Circle offer tickets starting from £34.38 on weekdays. These seats may have a limited view but can save you £80–£150 compared to premium Stalls and Royal Circle seats.
Book restricted-view seatsAttend midweek performances
Tuesday to Thursday shows provide better prices and broader availability across all sections. Entry-level tickets start at £34.38, while similar seats cost more on weekends with fewer options left.
Browse midweek tickets for Matilda the MusicalCheapest days to see Matilda the Musical
Midweek evenings (especially Tuesdays) tend to offer the best prices. Weekend shows, even with matinees, often start from £40.63–£43.75, which is still reasonable but with a tighter seat inventory.
See Matilda the Musical on midweek evenings (especially Tuesday) for lessCheapest times of year to see Matilda the Musical
Late October and early November show greater availability in the £34–£50 range. Similar pricing continues in late January and early February, when demand is typically lower.
Book off-peak tickets for Matilda the Musical nowAffordable seating options with good views
Finding the balance between affordability and sightlines is crucial for Matilda The Musical's cheap tickets. Here’s where to sit:
Section 1: Stalls
£65–£187.50
- Rear Stalls: From about £65–£80, these seats are further back but still give a solid view of the stage.
- Mid Stalls: £90–£120 seats offer a great balance of price and immersion, central rows are especially strong value.
- Premium Stalls: £150+ up to £187.50 for the very front rows; unmatched detail but priciest choice.
Section 2: Royal Circle
£93–£156.25
- Side/Rear Royal Circle: From around £93–£110, these are cheaper but slightly angled views.
- Mid Rows: £120–£140 tickets offer an excellent panoramic view, particularly in the central block.
- Front/Central Seats: £150–£156.25 premium seats deliver a sweeping, detailed perspective of the whole stage.
Section 3: Grand Circle
£43–£118.75
- Rear Rows: £43–£65 seats are some of the most affordable; views are distant, but full-stage visibility remains clear.
- Mid Rows: £70–£95 gives stronger sightlines with better proximity without overspending.
- Front/Centre: £100–£118.75 seats offer an elevated yet crisp view, great for those who prefer an overview.
Section 4: Balcony
£34–£50
- Rear Balcony: From £34–£40, these are the cheapest tickets in the house; very distant, but the full stage is visible.
- Side Balcony: Around £45–£50, angled seats at higher tiers, good budget option if central seats are sold out.
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Frequently asked questions about Matilda the Musical discount tickets
How much do tickets for Matilda the Musical at the Cambridge Theatre cost?
Tickets usually start from £34, with premium Stalls and Royal Circle seats reaching up to £187.50.
Where can I buy Matilda the Musical discounted tickets?
Discounted tickets can often be found online through trusted platforms offering seasonal deals, flash sales, or limited-time promotions.
What are the best days to get discounted tickets to Matilda the Musical?
Midweek performances, especially Tuesday to Thursday, are generally cheaper than Friday evenings, Saturdays, or peak holiday periods.
How can I get last-minute Matilda the Musical tickets?
Check online platforms for same-day deals, or try the box office if you’re flexible with seating options.
Can I get group discounts for Matilda the Musical?
Yes, groups of 9 or more may qualify for discounts; it’s best to contact the box office directly.
How far in advance should I book tickets?
It’s best to book at least a month ahead for weekends or school holidays, as tickets sell quickly.
Which seats are restricted view but cheaper?
Side Balcony and side Royal Circle seats often cost less due to angled or partially restricted stage views.
Are matinee shows cheaper?
Yes, weekday matinees are often cheaper than evening or weekend performances, making them a budget-friendly choice.
What’s the cheapest time of year to book Matilda the Musical tickets?
Late January to March and mid-September to November are off-peak periods offering lower ticket prices and better availability.