Layton Williams Tickets at the Adelphi Theatre

Layton Williams marking twenty years since his stage debut, with a musical tour through his own career. One night at the Adelphi, on Sunday 4 April 2027.

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At the Adelphi Theatre, 4 to 5 minutes' walk from Charing CrossCloses 4 April 2027

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What It Is

Williams made his West End debut as Billy Elliot, at the Victoria Palace, on 26 February 2007, aged twelve. The show is billed as the journey from there to Titanique, taking in Cabaret, Hairspray, Everybody's Talking About Jamie, the Bad Education classroom and the Strictly ballroom.

He is an Olivier Award winner and a Tony Award nominee.

There's a reason he's finishing the tour at the Adelphi on 4 April 2027, as Billy Elliot the Musical is playing there, from February to July. A return for the show that started it all.

What Tickets Cost

Most seats sit between £45 and £55, with some premium seats available. Tickets start at £42.

Who It Is For

  • Anyone who has followed his career, which by now covers stage, television and Strictly.
  • People who like a career-in-songs evening rather than a play or a straight concert.
  • Not for you if you want the shows themselves. This is one performer on the story of getting there, and songs from the shows rather than the shows themselves.

Know Before You Book

Running time and set list are not published. The theatre lists no specific age guidance beyond the house rule on under-4s.

Practical

Adelphi Theatre, 409-412 Strand, WC2R 0NS. Charing Cross is four to five minutes. Arrive twenty to twenty-five minutes before, because one queue on the Strand takes the whole audience.

The Stalls are the only level without stairs, and there is no lift to either Circle.

Book Your Layton Williams Tickets

One night at the Adelphi, Sunday 4 April 2027. All-in pricing, the price you see is what you pay.

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Where to Sit

The Adelphi is a wide theatre with a stage set high, holding around 1,500 across three levels.

The centre of the Stalls, rows C to L, is the pick for almost anything here. Side seats are better value than they look, because the room is wide, so from the side you lose the angle rather than the view.

The Dress Circle gives a clean view of the whole stage and sits further back than a Dress Circle usually does. The Upper Circle is the cheapest level and the front block is the best value in the building.

Seating for a one-night event can differ from the resident production, including whether the short front row is in. Check the plan for this date. Where to sit in the Stalls has the detail.

Seating plan

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Dates & tickets

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The Adelphi Theatre

409-412 Strand, London WC2R 0NS. Charing Cross is four to five minutes on foot and Charing Cross mainline is four. Embankment is five to six, Covent Garden about six. Buses 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 87, 91, 139 and 176 run along the Strand.

Arrive twenty to twenty-five minutes before. One queue on the Strand takes the whole audience, with bag checks at the front.

The Stalls are the only level reachable without stairs, via a ramp at the main entrance. There is no lift: the Dress Circle is 41 steps up and the Upper Circle 71. Access seats are booked directly with the venue rather than through us.

Everything else, including parking, Blue Badge bays and where to eat, is in our Adelphi Theatre guide.

Address

409-412 Strand, London WC2R 0NS

Nearest Tube

Charing Cross (4-5 min walk)

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Who Is In It

Layton Williams. Olivier Award winner, Tony Award nominee.

About This Event

The Victoria Palace, where he made his debut, was Billy Elliot's original London home from 2005. The show he grew up in is now at the theatre he is playing. Our Victoria Palace guide covers that building.

All six of the Adelphi's one-night events fall on a Sunday, the night the resident show does not play. Our Adelphi Theatre guide lists what else is on.