About the Show
A Broadway and West End smash-hit musical, based on the beloved, award-winning film starring Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Coolidge.
Legally Blonde The Musical is playing at the London Coliseum, St Martin’s Lane, London, WC2N 4ES.
Legally Blonde The Musical will play for 9-weeks only from 22 March – 22 May 2027.
It is. It’s playing for 9-weeks only.
Running Time: 2 hours 20 minutes (including a 20-minute interval).
Legally Blonde The Musical is a feel-good rom-com packed with an abundance of humour, heart and empowerment. It celebrates self-belief and individuality while challenging stereotypes, sexism and expectations. Through Elle’s journey, they explore ambition, friendship, independence and the courage to stay true to yourself, proving that you should never judge a book by its cover!
Legally Blonde The Musical won the Olivier Award for Best New Musical in 2011. It's back in the West End after 15 years, and is 25 years since the iconic film was released. It stars Amber Davies, with an amazing Creative Team, direct from a sold-out UK Tour. It's back in London, on London's biggest stage, the Coliseum for 9-weeks only.
Yes, Legally Blonde The Musical is based on the beloved, award-winning film starring Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Coolidge.
Yes, Legally Blonde The Musical the touring production ends on Saturday 2 January at Brighton Theatre Royal. Venue and tickets can be found here: Tour Information - Legally Blonde
Amber Davies is confirmed to play Elle Woods. Further casting is to be announced.
Amber Davies will not be performing at the following performances:
- Wednesday 7 April at 7:30pm
- Monday 12 April at 7:30pm
- Monday 19 April at 7:30pm
- Monday 26 April at 7:30pm
- Monday 3 May at 7:30pm
- Monday 10 May at 7:30pm
The producers cannot guarantee the appearance of any artist at any performance.
Audience Advisory
Recommended age guidance: 8+
There is no obligation for any cast member to participate in Stage Door post-show.
Show merchandise is only available for in-person purchase at the London Coliseum.
Contains flashing and strobe lighting effects, and haze throughout.
The London Coliseum is open from 75 minutes before your show. We recommend arriving as early as possible and no later than 15 minutes before the performance starts so that you have plenty of time to collect your tickets, buy a programme and merchandise, and find your seat. Please note that there are no booster seats available for Under 16s.
Photography and videography is permitted pre-show. Content capture is not permitted during the show. Filming of the bows is permitted.
We want you to enjoy the show, but as a courtesy to the cast and other audience members, we discourage you from singing.
There is no strict dress code at the London Coliseum. Pink is never discouraged.
Don’t worry, if you are late, you will be able to view the performance on a TV monitor while venue staff wait for an appropriate point in the performance to allow you to enter the auditorium.
Venue staff will try to do this as early as they can within the performance but this isn’t always possible and in some cases you may be asked to wait until the interval.
Tickets
You do not need to collect your tickets. You can print your e-tickets at home or access them via your phone or tablet. They will be attached to your confirmation email and you can go directly to your seats when you arrive.
If you have chosen to collect your tickets, you’ll need to go to the venue Box Office in the theatre foyer where one of the team will be happy to help.
The London Coliseum charges a non-refundable booking fee of £3.75 plus a £1.50 building levy per ticket, which will be shown when you select your seats. This fee does not apply to ENO Friends in priority booking periods, or to ENO Supporters at any time.
Refunds are not available, unless a performance is cancelled, but if you are unable to attend due to illness or self-isolation we can offer you an exchange if performances are available.
If you wish to change your ticket(s) to a different performance, Box Office may be able to help. Please contact Box Office in good time on 0207 845 9300. An administrative fee will be applied.
Yes, for groups of 8+. Please contact Box Office on 0207 845 9300 for further information.
Venue Accessibility
Yes. For every performance there is a dedicated Access Supervisor who is on hand to provide additional assistance to customers with access needs.
If you require further access assistance, please contact the Box Office on 020 7845 9300 / box.office@londoncoliseum.org
Yes. The Coliseum have a lift for all levels. It can be found in the foyer by the Box Office.
Guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome inside the auditorium, although the London Coliseum staff are always delighted to look after your guide or assistance dog during the show, the choice is yours. They will provide your dog with a water bowl, and can take them for walks during the show.
Yes, please see access schedule below:
Audio Described performance
Tuesday 20 April 2027, 7:30pm
Captioned performance
Wednesday 5 May 2027, 7:30pm
Signed performance
Tuesday 11 May 2027, 7:30pm
Venue
Yes, there are four bars on every level of the auditorium selling a range of hot and cold drinks and snacks. You can browse the Bar Menu here. Ice creams are available on every level during the interval, including vegan options.
We don’t allow any hot drinks, food or alcohol purchased from outside the theatre to be brought into the building, and due to licensing any alcohol will be confiscated.
If any confectionery or bottled drinks are brought inside, we kindly ask that you do not open them inside the auditorium as the noise created can be distracting for other customers.
There are water stations across all main levels of the theatre and we welcome you to bring in and refill any reusable bottles you may have.
Yes, absolutely. We encourage you to order your refreshments in advance so you do not have to queue at the bar.
The London Coliseum is a cashless venue. All catering and shop purchases must be made by credit or debit card.
The safety and security of staff and customers is of the upmost importance to us, which is why there are security checks at the entrance to the theatre, so please ensure you arrive in good time before the performance.
We have a zero-tolerance policy approach to abuse of any kind towards our staff. We ask that all audience members respect their team as they carry out their checks.
Yes, there is an air cooling system.
Yes, we have a small cloakroom in the foyer next to the main staircase. The cloakroom opens 75 minutes before the performance. It remains open for 30 minutes following the show. Items can be stored only during these times.
The venue assumes no responsibility for the loss or damage of personal belongings.
The cloakroom comes with a fee per item, whether it’s a bag or a coat. We can accommodate small bags, coats, and other small items. We class a small bag as standard rucksack size or smaller, or a standard handbag.
Should the cloakroom be full, or if you have items we cannot accept, a left luggage facility is available at Charing Cross Station run by Excess Baggage Company. You can pre-book and pay online or drop off your bag on the day.
There are limited accessible parking spaces on Charing Cross Road. However, these do get snapped up very quickly, so we don’t recommend that you rely solely on them.
You can book your central London parking in advance at the following Q-Park car parks: Burlington, Chinatown, Leicester Square, Marble Arch, Park Lane and Pimlico: Click Here To Book
Please note, at times it may be advised to book parking in advance with Q-Park.
More information about disabled parking in the area is available on the Westminster Council website
London Coliseum, St Martin’s Lane, London, WC2N 4ES
Plan your journey via public transport:
- Transport for London’s journey planner
- National Rail Enquiries
- Trainline
- Citymapper
If for any reason you feel unwell during a performance please speak to a member of staff who will be happy to assist.
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