Description
The famous story of the star-crossed lovers Romeo and Juliet comes to the West End with a twist this autumn. Juliet, who is poised to kill herself for thou Romeo, has a change of mind and puts down the dagger: she decides to continue life after Romeo.
From Britney’s “Hit me baby One More Time” to The Weeknd’s “Can’t Feel My Face”, this daring and powerful musical includes some of the biggest pop anthems of the 21st century. Produced by the phenomenal songwriter Max Martin, these classic pop songs are arranged in a astonishingly different way by Bill Sherman. A fabulously inventive and unique “what if” musical, starring Hamilton’s Miriam Teak-Lee, & Juliet is a dazzling performance full of surprises!
- Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes
- Recommended age: 6+
Plot
After abandoning poor Romeo in heaven, Juliet heads for Paris with her nurse and friends to rebuild her life and embark on a journey of self-discovery. She learns how to live without her Romeo and instead decides to become the author of her own story. With her fate no longer written in the stars, Juliet realises that perhaps, there is life after Romeo...
The Shaftesbury Theatre
How do I get to the Shaftesbury Theatre?
Getting there: The Shaftesbury Theatre can be accessed by Tube, Bus, Car and Train. The exact address of the theatre is:
Shaftesbury Theatre
210 Shaftesbury Avenue
London
WC2H 8DP
Train: London Charing cross is about a 15 minute walk away and London Euston station is about 20 minutes. You can take the tube from each of these stations to Tottenham Court Road, the nearest tube station.
From Charing Cross: once you have left the station, cross the road at the traffic lights and turn left towards Trafalgar Square. Whilst the square is on your left, walk up St Martin’s Place and continue on this
road as it turns into Charing Cross Road. Pass Leicester square tube station and just after the road meets high Holborn.
From London Euston: on exiting the station, go down Melton Street to Euston Road. Then turn right on Euston Road, cross the road and take the first left down Gower Street. Continue walking down this street as it turns into Bloomsbury street. The theatre will be on the right.
Tube: Tottenham Court Road is the nearest tube station to the Shaftesbury theatre; it is about a 4 minute walk to the theatre. When you exit the station head past the Dominion Theatre down New Oxford Street (towards Holborn) and then turn right down Gower Street. As you meet Shaftesbury Avenue, the theatre will be straight ahead of you.
Holborn: this is about a 5 minute walk from the station to The Shaftesbury Theatre. Once you have left the station, go down High Holborn towards Tottenham Court Road and then turn left as the road intersects Shaftesbury avenue.
Bus: you can take the bus to New Oxford street on lines 1,8,25, 98, 242 or Buses to Cambridge Circus: 24, 29, 176 (N279, N29)
Car: The Shaftesbury theatre is located in the London Congestion Charge Zone which applies from 7am until 6pm and costs £11.50 per day. If you are driving to the theatre after 6pm then you will not be charged.
The theatre is a member of the Q-Park scheme. The nearest car park for this scheme is the Q Park Chinatown Car Park (20 Newport Place, WC2H 7PR). While parking costs £18 for up to 3 hours and £24 for 4, theatregoers can enjoy 50% off if you validate your tickets at the theatre.
Accessibility
Access tickets
Accessible tickets can be purchased online and then the patrons will bring a form of ID (the theatre accepts PIP or Blue Badges) to the theatre. If you wish to bring another form of ID, please contact the theatre.
You can also purchase access tickets on the phone, please call 020 7379 5399.
The most accessible seats in the theatre are located in the Royal circle as these, along with the box office, are on street level. Unfortunately, there is no lift in the Shaftesbury theatre and other sections must be accessed by the stairs. We recommend that you speak to Box office staff to discuss your requirements when booking your tickets.
The bar in the Royal circle is the Foyer bar which is accessible via ramp or 3 steps. Front of house staff will assist with bar orders and in any other way during your visit to the theatre.
Accessible toilets
You can find one accessible toilet in the Royal Circle near seats 19-35, the high side of the theatre.
Wheelchair Access
You can use the level access positions in the Royal Circle, Row A seats-45 and there are two wheelchair positions available in Boxes F and E and a wheelchair transfer position in Box B. These boxes can be accessed by ramp and Box B has level access followed by a two-step transfer. Boxes F and E have restricted.
Staff are there to help any wheelchair user to their seat and can bring it to the user during the interval and at the end of the show. Please state that you are a wheelchair user when booking.
The Shaftesbury theatre also has its own wheelchair available which you can ask for when you book your tickets at the Box Office.
Assistance for Deaf and Impaired people
The theatre has an Infra-Red audio enhancement system and headsets and hearing aid loops are available; they should be requested from a member of Front of House staff upon arrival. The team can let you know which seats are best located for this service
Assistance dogs
Assistance dogs are welcome and staff are happy to look after access dogs.
Car parks
The nearest car park is in the NCP Selkirk House on Museum street and it has two disabled bays and passenger lifts. Places will be charged at the rate set by the NCP. At the Hight Holborn which is opportie the Shaftesbury theatre, there are metered bays which are available to disabled person’s blue badge holders.
& Juliet Tickets 2024
| Type of Ticket | Monday - Thursday Prices | Friday & Saturday Prices |
| Tier 1 | £25 | £25 |
| Tier 2 | £34 | £34 |
| Tier 3 | £46 | £46 |
| Tier 4 | £58 | £58 |
| Tier 5 | £73 | £73 |
| Tier 6 | £88 | £88 |
| Tier 7 | £117 | £130 |
Where should I sit in the Shaftesbury Theatre?
- Stalls: located on the same level as the stage, the stalls has some of the most premium seats in the house which are in the mid-centre of the stalls, seats 11-26 of rows B-K. It also has slightly cheaper tickets in row A since these seats are very close to the stage.
- Royal Circle: a level up from the stalls, Royal Circle seats have some excellent, panoramic views. Premium seats are located in seats 9-28 rows b-f. There are some slightly cheaper tickets in Row N since these seats are further back.
- Grand Circle: the section of the theatre furthest away from the stage, rows G-J in the Royal circle are some of the cheapest tickets in the theatre. However, you can opt for slightly better seats in rows A-C.
& Juliet Cheap Tickets and Discount 2024
The cheapest tickets can be found in the Royal Circle and far back in the Stalls.
Group and Education bookings:
Groups (20+)
Band A reduced to £35.00 for Monday - Friday evenings and Thursday matinees.
Groups (10+)
Band A reduced to £40.00 for Monday - Friday evenings and Thursday matinees.
Groups (6+)
Band A reduced to £45.00 for Monday - Friday performances.
Useful Information
- Recommended age: 6+
- Warning: strobe lighting is used several times in this performance
&Juliet showtimes
What are the &Juliet showtimes?
Monday- Saturday 7.30pm
Thursday and Saturday matinees at 2.30pm
&Juliet Cast 2024
The & Juliet cast consists of Miriam-Teak Lee as Juliet alongside Oliver Tompsett, David Bedella, Cassidy Janson, Arun Blair-Mangat, Melanie La Barrie, Jordan Luke Gage and Tim Mahendran
FAQ
How long is & Juliet the Musical?
& Juliet is 2 hours 30 minutes long.
Is & Juliet the Musical going on tour?
No, & Juliet is not going on tour and visiting the UK cities of Manchester, Birmingham, Bristol, Edinburgh or Liverpool.
Who is in the & Juliet the Musical cast?
Miriam-Teak Lee as Juliet alongside Oliver Tompsett, David Bedella, Cassidy Janson, Arun Blair-Mangat, Melanie La Barrie, Jordan Luke Gage and Tim Mahendran. The cast is completed by Jocasta Almgill, Josh Baker, Alishia-Marie Blake, Ivan De Freitas, Rhian Duncan, Danielle Fiamanya, Kieran Lai, Nathan Lorainey-Dineen, Jaye Marshall, Grace Mouat, Antoine Murray-Straughan, Kerri Norville, Christopher Parkinson, Dillon Scott-Lewis, Kirstie Skivington and Alex Tranter.
What is & Juliet about?
& Juliet tells the untold story of Juliet, who decides to put down the dagger and not take her life for thou Romeo. Taking the town with her girlfriends, Juliet discovers that there is in fact more to life than Romeo.
What songs are in & Juliet?
The main songs in & Juliet are “Larger Than Life”, “I Want It That Wa”, “Baby One More Time”. “Show Me the Meaning of Being Lonely”, “Domino”, “Show Me Love”, “Blow” “I’m Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman”, “Overprotected”, “Confident”, “Teenage Dream”, “Break Free”, “That’s The Way It Is”, “As Long As You Love Me”, Shape of My Heart”, “Stronger”, “Fuckin’ Perfect”, “Can’t Feel My Face”.
Where is &Juliet showing in London?
& Juliet is currently showing at the Shaftesbury Theatre in London.
Who wrote the & Juliet musical score?
Max Martin wrote the & Juliet musical score.
Who stars as Juliet in & Juliet?
Miriam Tweak-Lee stars as Juliet.
When did & Juliet first premiere?
& Juliet first premiered on the 10th September 2019 at the Manchester .
Photos of & Juliet
Featured videos
& Juliet musical | 2019 trailer
& Juliet Musical - 11.09.2019 - Oliver Tompsett - Grace Mouat Manchester - I Can't Stop The Feeling
&Juliet tickets
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