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West End Ticket Prices Soar as Celebrities Like Tom Holland and Cara Delevingne Take Center Stage”

Theatre enthusiasts are facing steep costs for West End productions featuring stars such as Tom Holland and Cara Delevingne, according to The Stage’s latest ticketing survey.

Top-tier tickets for London’s musicals and plays have surged by 9.3% since 2023, marking the first time some play tickets have surpassed £200.

Those seeking the highest-priced play tickets should look to see Tom Holland in “Romeo and Juliet,” where a single ticket costs £298, offering a “pulsating new vision” of Shakespeare’s classic.

For musicals, the most expensive seat is one at the Playhouse Theatre to watch model Cara Delevinge (pictured) in Cabaret for £303

For musicals, the most expensive seat is at the Playhouse Theatre for Cara Delevingne’s “Cabaret,” priced at £303.

A ticket to see Spider-Man hunk Tom Holland (pictured) in Romeo and Juliet will set you back around £298

This year’s West End lineup has also featured Dominic West, Sarah Jessica Parker, Sir Ian McKellan, and Stacey Dooley, who is making her debut in “2:22: A Ghоst Story.”

Dominic West (left) stars in Arthur Miller's A View From The Bridge

Tom Holland’s announcement as Romeo Montague drew over 60,000 fans scrambling to pᴜrchase tickets, which sold out within hours and now resell for £300 each.

Sarah Jessica Parker bows at the performance of Plaza Suite at The Savoy Theatre

Despite the higher costs, the average cheapest ticket this year decreased by 3.4% to £24.58, offering some relief to budget-conscious theatre-goers.

Documentary maker Stacey Dooley will also make her West End debut this yearShe will play Jenny in 2:22: A Ghost Story

Responding to the data, Society of London Theatre president Eleanor Lloyd highlighted the industry’s efforts to maintain affordability while supporting access schemes for diverse audiences.Those looking to save money flocked to Heathers (pictured) at Soho Place which had the cheapest ticket of any West End musical at £15Grace Hodgett-Young (left) and Donal Finn (right) star as Eurydice and Orpheus respectively  in Hadestown at the Lyric TheatreJohn Cleese poses with the cast of Fawlty Towers: The Play