Updated: Wednesday 8 July 2020

Producers The Really Useful Group announced today that Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new musical Cinderella will now world premiere at the Gillian Lynne Theatre in London on Wednesday 7 April 2021, with previews from Friday 19 March 2021.

Andrew Lloyd Webber said, “Whilst I continue to impress on the government that theatres can reopen safely based on The London Palladium model, it has become clear that we need to move the opening of Cinderella to next Spring.  My teams have been working throughout lockdown to prepare the show and are raring to go, but there are key elements, not least casting and the building of sets and costumes, that take months of forward planning and can only start as we get further down the road to normal.  So the show will absolutely go on, just a little later than I’d hoped.”

If you are a ticketholder you do not need to do anything. We’ll be in contact with you very soon to confirm the new date for your booking.

We’re contacting all our guests in order of performance date, so please bear with us. As you can imagine we’re dealing with a high volume of queries at the moment, but be assured we’re working tirelessly to get back to everybody as soon as we possibly can.

Please don’t contact us until we’ve contacted you.

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Thank you for supporting the theatre industry and we hope to see you in our theatre very soon.

With our best wishes for your health and well-being,

The LW Theatres Team

VENUE Gillian Lynne Theatre, 166 Drury Ln, Holborn, London WC2B 5PW

All ticket prices include a £1.70 restoration levy

AGE RECOMMENDATION 6+
We aren’t able to admit any children under the age of 3 and every customer must have their own ticket. To help us make sure everyone enjoys the show, your little ones need to be able to sit in their own seat without any assistance.

RUNNING TIME TBC

Producers cannot guarantee the appearance of any particular artist. This schedule is subject to change and may be affected by contracts, holidays, illness or events beyond the producers’ control. Due to the nature of the production, some scenes may not be entirely visible at certain times during the performance.