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Theater producer Max Bialystock, once called the "King of Broadway," has just had his latest production, an adaptation of Hamlet titled Funny Boy, panned and shut down on opening night. His mousy accountant, Leo Bloom, harbors a lifelong dream to be a Broadway producer. When the duo realizes that an accounting error earned Bialystock more money than his shows ever do, they hatch a plan: raise $2 million in investments, create the greatest Broadway flop of all time, shut it down on opening night, pocket the money, and flee the country. It's a foolproof plan. Unfortunately for the duo, the show turns out to be a greater hit than anyone could have ever predicted, prompting them to ask themselves the question: Where Did We Go Right?
Show timings for The Producers may vary every week. You can check the show timings for your preferred date at the next stage of booking.
Note: Producers cannot guarantee the appearance of any particular artist, which is always subject to illness and holidays.
The Garrick Theatre, named for the English actor, theatre manager, playwright, and producer David Garrick, opened in 1889 with a staging of Arthur Wing Pinero's play The Profligate. It has since established itself as an important staple of the city's culture and arts scene, with several successful and acclaimed productions under its belt including Bonnie & Clyde, Orlando, and Mind Mangler.
The Garrick Theatre seating plan will help you find the best seats in the theater.
Available facilities: bar, Cloakroom, merchandise kiosks, gender neutral washrooms
Accessibility: hearing assistance, access performances, ramp, Ramp, accessible seating options, adapted toilets
Everything was perfect from booking to delivery of fhe tickets and the show was outstanding so thank you. Chapeau 🎩
Very entertaining enjoyable experience I would go a second time.
Just hilarious! Great show, very wrong!
Super Kitsch, outrageous and camp, and of course very very funny. The Springtime for Hitler number was fabulous. Great performances all round, and mention must be made of the excellent ensemble who all played many roles, brilliantly. A great night out. One lady in the audience came out saying "I can't stop smiling!" - exactly how we felt - and we still do, the day after. Recommended on every level.
Oh, the lights, the music... the unimaginable! The last thing one would be able to come up with would be buffoonery in the form of "Hitler in Springtime". Excellent music and strong singing. And loads of chuckles in store!
The cost of tickets starts at £25 and will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.
The show is recommended for people aged 10 years and above. It contains strobe and flashing lights, references to Adolf Hitler and Nazis, strong sexual content, adult humor, and simulated sex scenes. Viewer discretion is advised.
The show is playing at the Garrick Theatre in London.
roducers follows two scheming Broadway producers whose attempts to create a flop result in a hit, foiling their plans.
roducers runs for 2 hours and 30 minutes with one intermission.