Theatre
Want to know exactly why Everybody’s Talking About Jamie? Discover the mesmerising West End show at the Apollo Theatre seconds away from Piccadilly Circus to find out.
Tel: 0330 333 4809
Booking from Saturday 12 December 2020
Wednesday, 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Thursday, 7.30pm
Friday, 7.30pm
Saturday, 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Sunday, 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Please check schedule
Running time: Approximately 2hrs 40mins including interval
Age recommendation: Parental discretion advised.
Contains some strong language and mild sexual references.
Tickets from £20
NO BOOKING FEE
All tickets include a £1.25 Theatre Restoration Levy
Bringing a fantastic, fresh feeling to Shaftesbury Avenue, Everybody’s Talking About Jamie is a modern-day fairy tale showing at the Apollo Theatre, in the heart of London's West End.
Earning five Olivier Award nominations in 2018, it’s a must-see musical inspired by a 2011 BBC Three documentary Jamie: Drag Queen at 16.
At 16, Jamie Campbell was very different from others on his Sheffield council estate. Despite bullying, Jamie had a secret which he wanted to share with the world and a dream he was determined to realise.
It’s fearless and funny and has been sweeping the West End since it first began. Pick-up your tickets from £20 each and enjoy this fun-packed production once London's lockdown restrictions are lifted. Pre-book tickets to performances running from 29th January - 2nd May 2021.
Book your tickets online here. Or, call or email using the following details:
T: 0330 333 4809
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