Legally Blonde The Musical Tickets at the London Coliseum

What Tickets Cost

Tickets start from around £20, high up in the Balcony. Most seats are around £40 to £110, and the best seats in the Stalls and the front of the Dress Circle go up to around £230 on Fridays and Saturdays.

The cheapest dates are Monday to Thursday, outside the Easter holidays. From Wednesday 31 March to Saturday 10 April every performance is priced like a weekend.

Coming as a group, or booking for a hen do or a birthday? Call us on 020 7193 9050 and we'll find you seats together.

Book Legally Blonde The Musical Tickets

Legally Blonde The Musical is at the London Coliseum from 22 March to 22 May 2027, with tickets from around £20. All-in: the price you pick is the price you pay.

Pick your date and seats online, or call us on 020 7193 9050 to book by phone.

Best Seats for Legally Blonde

The Stalls are the place to be, in the centre from row B to H, close enough to see faces on a very wide stage. The front of the Dress Circle is the other great view, and its side seats are nearer the stage and cheaper. There's more in the Tickets and Best Seats tab.

Where to Sit for Legally Blonde

The Coliseum has around 2,360 seats over four levels, so how far you are from the stage matters more here than in most West End theatres. The circles here are set back behind the Stalls rather than hanging over them, so the back of the Stalls keeps a clear view.

Stalls

The best seats for Legally Blonde. The centre from row B to H puts you close to the faces and the jokes. The back of the Stalls is fine here too, because nothing hangs over it. Row A is further from the stage than you'd think, because the orchestra pit is wide, and it's tight on legroom.

Dress Circle

The front of the centre, rows B to D, sees the whole stage and every routine. The seats at the ends curve round towards the stage, so they're closer and cheaper, with a view from the side. The back three rows lose a little of the top of the stage under the Upper Circle.

Upper Circle

Closer to the stage than it looks from the outside, and usually good value. Sit in the front half. Legroom is tight for anyone over about 5ft 5, and there's no lift to this level.

Balcony

The cheapest seats, and a long way up. You'll see the whole stage, but faces are small, and in a comedy that matters. If you're here, row K in the centre is the one to get, and avoid rows A and B, which look through a safety rail.

Accessible Performances

• Audio described: Tuesday 20 April, 7:30pm
• Captioned: Wednesday 5 May, 7:30pm
• BSL interpreted: Tuesday 11 May, 7:30pm

There's a lift to every level except the Upper Circle. Access bookings are handled by the theatre's own team, not by us.

Who's Legally Blonde For?

• Anyone who loves the film. The bend and snap, Bruiser the Chihuahua, "What, like it's hard?": it's all here, with songs.
• A night out with friends. It's a big, bright, funny musical, and on tour it played to packed theatres with long queues for the merchandise.
• Fans of Amber Davies. She was Jordan Baker in The Great Gatsby here at the Coliseum, and has played Elle on tour since February 2026.
• Children of 8 and up. The theatre's age guidance is 8+, and the matinees finish before 5pm.

It's not for you if you've never liked the film: the story and the jokes are the same.

About Legally Blonde at the London Coliseum

This is a new production made at Curve in Leicester, with ROYO, and directed by Curve's artistic director Nikolai Foster. It opened at Curve in February 2026 and toured the UK and Ireland before coming to London, and it's the same team whose Kinky Boots played the Coliseum in spring 2026.

Leah Hill choreographs, Colin Richmond designs the set and Tom Rogers the costumes. On tour, Elle's sorority sisters followed her to Harvard as a cheerleading squad in her head.

Legally Blonde was last in the West End at the Savoy Theatre, where it won Best New Musical at the 2011 Olivier Awards.

What Happens in Legally Blonde?

Elle Woods is the president of her sorority in California and is sure her boyfriend Warner is about to propose. Instead he dumps her, because he's off to Harvard Law School and needs someone more serious.

So Elle gets into Harvard too, to win him back. When she arrives, Warner has a new girlfriend, Vivienne, and nobody takes the girl in pink seriously, apart from Emmett, a young lawyer who sees what she could do, and Paulette, the hairdresser who becomes her best friend.

Without giving the ending away, Elle ends up on a murder trial, and what she knows about fashion and hair turns out to matter more than anyone expected.

The songs include Omigod You Guys, Bend and Snap, Ireland, Whipped Into Shape and Gay or European?

When It's On

Legally Blonde The Musical plays at the London Coliseum from Monday 22 March to Saturday 22 May 2027. A normal week:

There's no Thursday matinee in the first week, on 25 March, and Tuesday 30 March starts at 7pm. An evening show finishes at about 9:50pm, and a matinee at about 4:50pm.

Amber Davies isn't scheduled to play Elle on Wednesday 7 April, or on Mondays 12, 19 and 26 April and 3 and 10 May, all at 7:30pm. The theatre says there may be other dates too.

Legally Blonde Reviews

The London reviews follow press night in March 2027. The production toured the UK and Ireland from February 2026, with Amber Davies as Elle, and the reviews on tour were good.

Natalie O'Donoghue gave it four stars for BroadwayWorld in Glasgow, calling it "a non-stop pop extravaganza with fantastic choreography from Leah Hill" and Davies "the perfect whip-smart Elle with bags of sass and sweetness". She was less keen on the set, which "favours simplicity".

In York, Charles Hutchinson gave it four stars and found it "a sugar rush of an all-American show, bursting with energy and joy", picking out the courtroom number Gay or European? as "the comedic high point".

Legally Blonde News

Legally Blonde The Musical comes to the London Coliseum for nine weeks from 22 March 2027, its first West End run since it closed at the Savoy Theatre in 2012.

Cast and Creative Team

Amber Davies plays Elle Woods at most performances. The rest of the London cast hasn't been announced. Nikolai Foster directs, with choreography by Leah Hill.

Legally Blonde Cast

• Elle Woods: Amber Davies

Amber Davies won Love Island in 2017 and reached the final of Strictly Come Dancing in 2025. She played Jordan Baker in The Great Gatsby at the Coliseum, which won her a WhatsOnStage Award, and has played Elle on the UK and Ireland tour since February 2026.

She plays Elle at most performances, and the six evenings she's off are listed under When It's On, in the Overview. Who plays Elle on those nights, and the rest of the London cast, are still to be announced.

Creative Team

Produced by Curve and ROYO. Music and lyrics by Laurence O'Keefe and Nell Benjamin, book by Heather Hach, based on Amanda Brown's novel and the 2001 film.

• Director: Nikolai Foster
• Choreographer: Leah Hill
• Musical supervisor: Matt Spencer-Smith
• Set designer: Colin Richmond
• Costume designer: Tom Rogers
• Wigs, hair and make-up: Sam Cox
• Lighting designer: Ben Cracknell
• Sound designer: Adam Fisher
• Casting: Harry Blumenau, with Jim Carnahan

Getting to the London Coliseum

St Martin's Lane, London WC2N 4ES, a couple of minutes from Trafalgar Square.

Leicester Square (Northern and Piccadilly lines) and Charing Cross (Bakerloo and Northern lines, and mainline trains) are both about 3 minutes' walk.

The closest bus stops are at Trafalgar Square and outside Charing Cross station, a minute or two away: the 9, 15, 23, 24, 26, 29, 87, 91, 139 and 176 all stop there. The 24, 29 and 176 also stop on Charing Cross Road by Leicester Square station.

There's no parking at the theatre. Q-Park Leicester Square and Q-Park Chinatown are about five minutes' walk, and an evening show starts after the Congestion Charge ends at 6pm.

Arrive 20 to 25 minutes before, no later. Around 2,360 people come in at once, and there are security checks at the door. The bars open 75 minutes before the show.

More on the building is in our London Coliseum guide.

Accessible performances

• Captioned performances: Wed 5 May 2027, 7:30pm
• Audio described performances: Tue 20 Apr 2027, 7:30pm
• BSL interpreted performances: Tue 11 May 2027, 7:30pm

Access bookings are handled by the venue's own access team, not by us.

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