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Book Get Down Tonight Tickets to see the limited engagement of the KC and the Sunshine Band Musical!

Before Bruno Mars, before Dua Lipa, a Miami trumpeter named Harry Wayne Casey—KC—changed the dance floor forever with a brass-driven fusion of funk, R&B and Latin rhythms. Get Down Tonight charts his meteoric rise from warehouse clerk to global disco king, layering 20 Sunshine Band hits (“That’s the Way I Like It,” “Boogie Shoes,” “Please Don’t Go”) into a narrative of ambition, heartbreak and relentless groove. After premiering at Edinburgh Fringe last year under the name Who Do Ya Love?, the show is making its London debut with Director Paul Taylor-Mills (Heathers) transformimg Charing Cross Theatre into a 1970s supper-club. Think satin booths, mirror-tiled runways and a live eight-piece horn section that erupts inches from your seat.

Why Book Now

• World-premiere staging: London gets the debut before Broadway;
• Chart-topping score: every track a million-selling single;
• Immersive design: a revolving dance floor pulls audience volunteers into a Soul Train line;
• Strictly limited: only 12 weeks, capacity 265 seats—intimacy guaranteed.

A Night That Plays Like the Ultimate Party Playlist

The story drops us into 1973 Hialeah. KC bumps rhythms on shipping palettes at T.K. Records by day, sneaks into Cuban night-clubs by evening. Choreographer Arlene Phillips channels Hustle footwork, roller-rink grapevines and Carnival-style body rolls. Act I closes with a multi-key change “Get Down Tonight” that detonates confetti cannons and sends disco-balls spinning. In Act II, the darker side of fame surfaces: radio backlash, disco demolition, cocaine crash. Yet hope prevails as KC pens the pop-ballad “Give It Up,” a triumphant closer that lifts the roof.

Book Tickets for Get Down Tonight: The KC And The Sunshine Band Musical

Front-row cabaret tables double as dance pods. Fridays and Saturdays already show ‘Limited’ availability on the seat map. Smash the Book Now button, download your e-ticket, and dust off your sequins—London is ready to boogie.

Visitor guidelines

No photography or filming during numbers (permitted at bows).
Be respectful when invited on stage; follow steward guidance.
Return reusable cups to collection points.

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

CLOSED CLOSED 14:30, 19:30 19:30 14:30, 19:30 14:30, 19:30 14:30

FAQs

Is the show suitable for children?

Content is family-friendly but references adult nightlife; recommended 10 +.

Will I need to stand?

Only volunteers dance on stage—everyone else enjoys full seating.

Are drinks allowed at seats?

Yes, drinks purchased on site may be taken to your seat in plastic cups.

Is there live music?

Absolutely—an eight-piece Sunshine Band plays every note live.

Know before you go

Doors and bar open 60 minutes before curtain.
No dress code, but disco attire encouraged—best outfit may win an on-stage cameo.
Strobe lighting and theatrical haze used throughout.
Latecomers admitted after opening number.

Cancelation policy

These tickets can’t be cancelled or rescheduled.

Address

The Arches, Villiers Street, London WC2N 6NL, UK

About

Book Get Down Tonight Tickets to see the limited engagement of the KC and the Sunshine Band Musical!

Before Bruno Mars, before Dua Lipa, a Miami trumpeter named Harry Wayne Casey—KC—changed the dance floor forever with a brass-driven fusion of funk, R&B and Latin rhythms. Get Down Tonight charts his meteoric rise from warehouse clerk to global disco king, layering 20 Sunshine Band hits (“That’s the Way I Like It,” “Boogie Shoes,” “Please Don’t Go”) into a narrative of ambition, heartbreak and relentless groove. After premiering at Edinburgh Fringe last year under the name Who Do Ya Love?, the show is making its London debut with Director Paul Taylor-Mills (Heathers) transformimg Charing Cross Theatre into a 1970s supper-club. Think satin booths, mirror-tiled runways and a live eight-piece horn section that erupts inches from your seat.

Why Book Now

• World-premiere staging: London gets the debut before Broadway;
• Chart-topping score: every track a million-selling single;
• Immersive design: a revolving dance floor pulls audience volunteers into a Soul Train line;
• Strictly limited: only 12 weeks, capacity 265 seats—intimacy guaranteed.

A Night That Plays Like the Ultimate Party Playlist

The story drops us into 1973 Hialeah. KC bumps rhythms on shipping palettes at T.K. Records by day, sneaks into Cuban night-clubs by evening. Choreographer Arlene Phillips channels Hustle footwork, roller-rink grapevines and Carnival-style body rolls. Act I closes with a multi-key change “Get Down Tonight” that detonates confetti cannons and sends disco-balls spinning. In Act II, the darker side of fame surfaces: radio backlash, disco demolition, cocaine crash. Yet hope prevails as KC pens the pop-ballad “Give It Up,” a triumphant closer that lifts the roof.

Book Tickets for Get Down Tonight: The KC And The Sunshine Band Musical

Front-row cabaret tables double as dance pods. Fridays and Saturdays already show ‘Limited’ availability on the seat map. Smash the Book Now button, download your e-ticket, and dust off your sequins—London is ready to boogie.

Visitor guidelines

No photography or filming during numbers (permitted at bows).
Be respectful when invited on stage; follow steward guidance.
Return reusable cups to collection points.

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

CLOSED CLOSED 14:30, 19:30 19:30 14:30, 19:30 14:30, 19:30 14:30

FAQs

Is the show suitable for children?

Content is family-friendly but references adult nightlife; recommended 10 +.

Will I need to stand?

Only volunteers dance on stage—everyone else enjoys full seating.

Are drinks allowed at seats?

Yes, drinks purchased on site may be taken to your seat in plastic cups.

Is there live music?

Absolutely—an eight-piece Sunshine Band plays every note live.

Know before you go

Doors and bar open 60 minutes before curtain.
No dress code, but disco attire encouraged—best outfit may win an on-stage cameo.
Strobe lighting and theatrical haze used throughout.
Latecomers admitted after opening number.

Cancelation policy

These tickets can’t be cancelled or rescheduled.

Address

The Arches, Villiers Street, London WC2N 6NL, UK

About

Book Get Down Tonight Tickets to see the limited engagement of the KC and the Sunshine Band Musical!

Before Bruno Mars, before Dua Lipa, a Miami trumpeter named Harry Wayne Casey—KC—changed the dance floor forever with a brass-driven fusion of funk, R&B and Latin rhythms. Get Down Tonight charts his meteoric rise from warehouse clerk to global disco king, layering 20 Sunshine Band hits (“That’s the Way I Like It,” “Boogie Shoes,” “Please Don’t Go”) into a narrative of ambition, heartbreak and relentless groove. After premiering at Edinburgh Fringe last year under the name Who Do Ya Love?, the show is making its London debut with Director Paul Taylor-Mills (Heathers) transformimg Charing Cross Theatre into a 1970s supper-club. Think satin booths, mirror-tiled runways and a live eight-piece horn section that erupts inches from your seat.

Why Book Now

• World-premiere staging: London gets the debut before Broadway;
• Chart-topping score: every track a million-selling single;
• Immersive design: a revolving dance floor pulls audience volunteers into a Soul Train line;
• Strictly limited: only 12 weeks, capacity 265 seats—intimacy guaranteed.

A Night That Plays Like the Ultimate Party Playlist

The story drops us into 1973 Hialeah. KC bumps rhythms on shipping palettes at T.K. Records by day, sneaks into Cuban night-clubs by evening. Choreographer Arlene Phillips channels Hustle footwork, roller-rink grapevines and Carnival-style body rolls. Act I closes with a multi-key change “Get Down Tonight” that detonates confetti cannons and sends disco-balls spinning. In Act II, the darker side of fame surfaces: radio backlash, disco demolition, cocaine crash. Yet hope prevails as KC pens the pop-ballad “Give It Up,” a triumphant closer that lifts the roof.

Book Tickets for Get Down Tonight: The KC And The Sunshine Band Musical

Front-row cabaret tables double as dance pods. Fridays and Saturdays already show ‘Limited’ availability on the seat map. Smash the Book Now button, download your e-ticket, and dust off your sequins—London is ready to boogie.

Know before you go

Doors and bar open 60 minutes before curtain.
No dress code, but disco attire encouraged—best outfit may win an on-stage cameo.
Strobe lighting and theatrical haze used throughout.
Latecomers admitted after opening number.

Visitor guidelines

No photography or filming during numbers (permitted at bows).
Be respectful when invited on stage; follow steward guidance.
Return reusable cups to collection points.

Cancelation policy

These tickets can’t be cancelled or rescheduled.

Address

The Arches, Villiers Street, London WC2N 6NL, UK

About

Book Get Down Tonight Tickets to see the limited engagement of the KC and the Sunshine Band Musical!

Before Bruno Mars, before Dua Lipa, a Miami trumpeter named Harry Wayne Casey—KC—changed the dance floor forever with a brass-driven fusion of funk, R&B and Latin rhythms. Get Down Tonight charts his meteoric rise from warehouse clerk to global disco king, layering 20 Sunshine Band hits (“That’s the Way I Like It,” “Boogie Shoes,” “Please Don’t Go”) into a narrative of ambition, heartbreak and relentless groove. After premiering at Edinburgh Fringe last year under the name Who Do Ya Love?, the show is making its London debut with Director Paul Taylor-Mills (Heathers) transformimg Charing Cross Theatre into a 1970s supper-club. Think satin booths, mirror-tiled runways and a live eight-piece horn section that erupts inches from your seat.

Why Book Now

• World-premiere staging: London gets the debut before Broadway;
• Chart-topping score: every track a million-selling single;
• Immersive design: a revolving dance floor pulls audience volunteers into a Soul Train line;
• Strictly limited: only 12 weeks, capacity 265 seats—intimacy guaranteed.

A Night That Plays Like the Ultimate Party Playlist

The story drops us into 1973 Hialeah. KC bumps rhythms on shipping palettes at T.K. Records by day, sneaks into Cuban night-clubs by evening. Choreographer Arlene Phillips channels Hustle footwork, roller-rink grapevines and Carnival-style body rolls. Act I closes with a multi-key change “Get Down Tonight” that detonates confetti cannons and sends disco-balls spinning. In Act II, the darker side of fame surfaces: radio backlash, disco demolition, cocaine crash. Yet hope prevails as KC pens the pop-ballad “Give It Up,” a triumphant closer that lifts the roof.

Book Tickets for Get Down Tonight: The KC And The Sunshine Band Musical

Front-row cabaret tables double as dance pods. Fridays and Saturdays already show ‘Limited’ availability on the seat map. Smash the Book Now button, download your e-ticket, and dust off your sequins—London is ready to boogie.

Know before you go

Doors and bar open 60 minutes before curtain.
No dress code, but disco attire encouraged—best outfit may win an on-stage cameo.
Strobe lighting and theatrical haze used throughout.
Latecomers admitted after opening number.

Visitor guidelines