#also every show that airs from december onwards is a 2021 show now

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Theatrical Comeback: London’s Best Upcoming  Musical Shows 2021-2022

After more than a year of London musical shows hiatus, the entertainment industry has now made its comeback. Since March 2020, many have surmised about what might happen to the musical shows that are set to play for the upcoming months, some were sadly cancelled but some went on despite strict community guidelines.

Rather than sulking around the corner, give yourself to the max as you read some of London’s best musical shows for 2021 and 2022. From classic shows to romantic displays of pure art, regardless of your interest, you’ll surely enjoy some of the ensuing shows in London.

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1.    The Lion King, LyceumTheatre

If you find your passion during the Disney Renaissance period, “Hakuna Matata” feast upon the Lion King Musical show that has proffered a family adventure - drama vibe to its audience since 1999. Tickets can be bought with a starting fee of £20 and it

may change depending on festive periods. Regarding how to get there, the theatre is near the entrance of Exeter street. If you’re with a vehicle, you can park adjacent to the entrance point situated in the Leicester square and Chinatown. To book in advance for secured parking, contact Qpark (0800 243 348).

Take note: From 29th of July to 17th of December 2021, you’ll not be charged with a per entry ticket fee. However, onwards that date there will be a chargeable £3.50 for each ticket fee. The Musical show per se has been running since 1999 until present.

2.    Back To The Future,Adelphi Theatre

Inspired by the 1985 science fiction film, Back to the Future has made its return to London as performers hit the stage. Airing every evening in the Adelphi theatre(Monday not included) starting from August 2021 until 2nd of July 2022, you can now see the brunt of this show for £24. You can also book in advance for a parking space(Qpark Covent Garden) which is a 4 minute walk from Adelphi theatre.

3.    Les Misérables,SondheimTheatre (formerly Queen’sTheatre)

Adapted from one of the longest running shows and famous masterpiece of Victor Hugo, this entails an epic story of an 18th century setting about a man’s rollercoaster journey in France’s period of injustice and revolution. It is set to play once more on 13th of February 2022 with tickets ranging from standard tickets of £24 to £165 for premium tickets.

You can pre-book for a parking space via QPark Chinatown and get a 10% cashback from your advance booking.

4. Moulin Rouge,Piccadilly Theatre

Based on Baz Luhrmann's 2001 movie, Moulin Rouge, it is set to roll out its extravagance on the 8th of December this year at the Piccadilly Theatre.

Bearing the war cry of “Truth!Beauty! Freedom! And Love!”-- Tickets are now on sale since 12th of November at £24 each.

You can book your stay in one of the hotels near Kensington for easy access to Piccadilly Theatre which is 12 minutes drive from Kensington,Lexham Gardens.

5.Trouble in Mind, National Theatre (Dorfman)

Based on the playwright of the extraordinary Alice Childress, Trouble in Mind has made its way to the crowd to invoke a clamor for equality and justice for racism. To be played in the National Theatre (Dorfman), tickets are now available for the upcoming opening on the 9th of December this year until 29 January 2022.

With a starting ticket fee of £20, you can now witness the gist of every well-portrayed of the concurrent impact of racism to the world. The National Theatre Park offers 290 parking spaces which is just south-west from the main foyer’s entrance.

Further Musical and Drama Theatrical Shows

Apart from the few mentioned shows above, there are a lot of shows ongoing and upcoming for London this year up to 2022. Whatever the genre you admire, there will surely be a show that will allure you to go and book a ticket, eventually driving towards the London theatres. As Lion King Film emphasized, “Hakuna Matata” (there’s no worries) about your parking space because you can now book in advance through online transactions.

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Not only will you be far from unforeseen circumstances but will also be secured a parking spot consequently setting your mood for the intimate enjoyment you’ll obtain from your golden choice.

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