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Strutting back into London in a spectacular new production, Kinky Boots takes over the London Coliseum for a strictly limited season. This Olivier and Tony Award-winning sensation combines a witty book by Harvey Fierstein with a Tony and Grammy-winning score by pop icon Cyndi Lauper. Directed by Nikolai Foster (Grease, The Wizard of Oz), the show stars Johannes Radebe from Strictly Come Dancing, alongside a talented cast bringing high-energy performances and fabulous flair to the stage.
When Charlie Price inherits his family’s failing shoe factory, saving the business and his future feels like a tall order. Then in struts Lola, a fabulous drag queen with the most unexpected solution. What follows is a whirlwind of glitter, music, and unlikely friendship as they race to save the factory and learn to embrace what makes them different.
Show timings for Kinky Boots 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.
Audience favorites include Sex Is in the Heel, the empowering anthem Raise You Up/Just Be, and the soulful ballad Not My Father’s Son. You can hear the entire album here.
The London Coliseum, designed by legendary architect Frank Matcham, opened its doors on Christmas Eve in 1904 as a “people’s palace of entertainment.” With its grand interiors, iconic revolving stage, and a seating capacity of over 2,300, it remains the largest theatre in London’s West End. Over the decades, it has transformed from a variety theatre to a World War II canteen, a cinema in the 1960s, and now the home of English National Opera. The Coliseum has hosted classics like Annie Get Your Gun, Kiss Me, Kate, and Around the World in 80 Days, cementing its place as a historic hub for spectacular productions.
The London Coliseum seating plan will help you find the best seats in the theater.
Available facilities: elevator, restrooms, bar
Accessibility: wheelchair accessible, guide dogs allowed, access performances, accessible restrooms, audio description
The cast and the music was fantastic
I genuinely didn’t expect to leave this show feeling as emotional as I did. Kinky Boots is everything a West End musical should be — big, bold, funny, and surprisingly moving. The story of Charlie and Lola is one of those rare ones that manages to be completely feel-good without ever feeling shallow. The performances are incredible, the Cyndi Lauper songs are an absolute banger from start to finish, and the costumes? Stunning. The Angels in those red boots alone are worth the ticket price. But what really got me was the heart of it. “Not My Father’s Son” hit differently than I expected and I’m not ashamed to say I teared up. By the finale the whole audience was on their feet and honestly, same. If you haven’t seen it — go. You’ll leave the theatre walking taller. Guaranteed!
It was amazing—everyone was so talented, the set design was incredible, not to mention the costumes and choreography. I was blown away—it was wonderful. Too bad it ends on July 5; I would have loved to see it again. The singing was incredible—I was blown away.
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I somehow managed to book two seats in different rows and didn't realise until we were about to go into the theatre. Fortunately we were able to upgrade our seats directly with the box office, so were able to sit together. The show was fantastic - a proper feel good experience with a wholesome message about authenticity and acceptance. We loved it all - the songs were catchy, the costumes were superb and the performances were amazing!
We totally loved this show . Sadly our train from Glasgow was delayed 5 hours and we missed our performance and had to pay again for tickets the following evening, very disappointed that we couldn't get a full refund or tickets transferred, a lot of money 3 tickets!we got 30% back which went to 'headout' to be used in the next year ! I don't think I'll use it as only spend summer months in Uk .