Ceilidh The Musical Tickets at Shoreditch Town Hall
The band is already playing when you walk in. A caller gets the room dancing, and as the night goes on, a family story comes out about why this particular ceilidh matters so much.
- Price
- From £25 all-in
- Running time
- 2h 15m, with an interval
- Age
- All ages
- Venue
- Shoreditch Town Hall
- Performances
- Mon to Wed and Sat 7:30pm, Sat 2:30pm
- Closes
- 13 November 2026
Prices live · Page updated 12 November 2026
Real people on the phone
020 7193 9050 · Monday to Saturday 8am to 8pm, Sunday 10am to 8pm
Help choosing your seat
What Tickets Cost
Tickets start from around £30. All-in pricing, the price you see is what you pay.
Next available
- Thu 12 Nov · 8:00pm from £25
- Fri 13 Nov · 3:00pm from £25
- Fri 13 Nov · 8:00pm from £45
- Mon 23 Nov · 7:30pm from £30
- Tue 24 Nov · 7:30pm from £25
Prices and dates checked 12 November 2026
Performance Schedule
| Day | Matinee | Evening |
|---|---|---|
| Monday to Friday | 8pm | |
| Saturday | 3pm | 8pm |
| Sunday | 1pm | 6pm |
Not every weekday evening plays, so check your date. There are extra 3pm matinees on Wednesday 11 and Friday 13 November. The last performance is Friday 13 November at 8pm.
Book Your Ceilidh Tickets
Three weeks in Shoreditch, until 13 November. All-in pricing, the price you see is what you pay.
Book tickets • Call us on 020 7193 9050
Where to Sit
Main Floor if you want to dance and be part of it; the front row is right at the edge of the action. Balcony if you'd rather watch the whole room, but it's 66 steps up with no lift.
What's Ceilidh The Musical?
A new musical built around a Scottish ceilidh: songs, stories and group dances, with a caller leading the way and a dram or two along the way. Underneath the party is a family story about love and what one generation hands on to the next.
It's by the Scottish writing duo Scott Gilmour and Claire McKenzie, known as Noisemaker, and it's directed and choreographed by Sam Pinkleton, who won a Tony Award for Oh, Mary! It comes to London after a sell-out run in Baltimore.
Floor or Balcony?
You choose how involved you want to be. Main Floor seats put you in the middle of the action, where you can join the dancing. The Balcony lets you watch it all from above. Every ticket comes with a seat.
Who's It For?
Anyone who has been to a ceilidh and loved it, and anyone who wants a musical that feels like a night out rather than a night spent sitting still.
Ceilidh News
Ceilidh The Musical has its London premiere at Shoreditch Town Hall from 23 October 2026, after a sell-out season in Baltimore.
Creative Team
Created by Scott Gilmour and Claire McKenzie (Noisemaker). Directed and choreographed by Sam Pinkleton.
Getting to Shoreditch Town Hall
Shoreditch Town Hall is at 380 Old Street, EC1V 9LT. Shoreditch High Street on the Overground and Old Street on the Northern line are each about 8 minutes' walk.
Buses 55 and 243 stop right outside, and the 35 and 47 stop there too. The 26, 149 and 242 stop at Shoreditch Church, two minutes away. Arrive 15 to 20 minutes before, no later. More in our Shoreditch Town Hall guide.
Accessible Performances
No captioned, signed, audio-described or relaxed performances are listed for this run. The Assembly Hall floor is step-free by lift; the Balcony is 66 steps up. Access bookings are handled by the venue's own team, not by us.
Ceilidh FAQs
Do I have to dance?
No. You can join in on the floor or watch from the Balcony.
How long is Ceilidh The Musical?
2 hours 15 minutes, including an interval.
Is it suitable for children?
It's billed as suitable for all ages, but it does have strong language and loud music.
Is there standing?
No. All tickets are seated, on the floor and in the Balcony.
Ceilidh The Musical
Shoreditch Town Hall
