Raise the Curtain on Total Mayhem with The Producers Tickets

Broadway’s most decorated musical comedy storms back into the West End, armed with an all-star Anglo-Aussie cast that could sell out a theatre on their own reputations. Olivier-winning chameleon Andy Nyman squeezes every laugh from scheming impresario Max Bialystock, while Marc Antolin (Little Shop of Horrors, Jesus Christ Superstar) unleashes jittery charm and sky-high tenor notes as anxious accountant Leo Bloom. Cult sensation Trevor Ashley, fresh from triumphs at the Sydney Opera House, sashays through every scene-stealing cameo, and Raj Ghatak (The Kite Runner) brings flamboyant comic fire as hopeless director Roger De Bris. Scene-stealing baritone Harry Morrison returns as pigeon-loving playwright Franz Liebkind, and West End favourite Joanna Woodward (Pretty Woman, Beautiful) belts, flips and high-kicks her way through the role of Ulla – Sweden’s tallest receptionist and Broadway’s sharpest triple-threat.

Why This Revival is Unmissable

• Record-breaking score: every song is a bona-fide ear-worm, from “I Wanna Be a Producer” to “Springtime for Hitler.”
• Susan Stroman at the helm: the original Tony- and Olivier-winning director–choreographer tightens the pacing so a gag lands every 15 seconds.
• Brand-new immersive design: Beowulf Boritt turns the Garrick into a working Broadway house, neon marquees and mirror-tile runways spilling glitter onto the front row.
• Truly limited: a 20-week season in a 900-seat auditorium – intimacy guaranteed.

A Night That Plays Like The Funniest Party in Town

The plot is simple, the chaos sublime. Washed-up Max discovers he can make more money with a flop than a modest hit. Add Leo’s creative accounting, Franz’s fascist love-letter “Springtime for Hitler,” Roger’s sequinned taste level and Ulla’s lethal leg extensions, and you get a tap-dancing goose-step that sends critics into convulsions. Stroman’s choreography channels Busby Berkeley on espresso: storm-troopers form chorus-lines, walkers twirl like batons, and accountants in green-eyes-shades hip-thrust across ledgers. Yet beneath the satire lies a surprisingly sweet story about friendship, reinvention and embracing your inner show-queen.

The Menier Cast Returns!

Nyman and Antolin generate instant buddy-film chemistry, trading spit-takes and pratfalls with surgical timing. Trevor Ashley turns wardrobe changes into punch-lines, Raj Ghatak launches “Keep It Gay” into pop-operatic territory, Harry Morrison’s Bavarian yodel could register on seismographs, and Joanna Woodward’s eleven-o’clock number “When You Got It, Flaunt It” threatens to blow the roof off Charing Cross Road.

Book Tickets for The Producers West End Transfer Now!

Hot off a sell-out run at Menier Chocolate Factory, The Producers is set to be one of the hottest tickets of the year. Early demand for this revival is tracking even higher, so be sure to book The Producers tickets today! Then fasten your seatbelt: Nyman, Antolin, Ashley, Ghatak, Morrison and Woodward are about to prove – once again – why Mel Brooks’ masterpiece remains the funniest night in any theatre-lover’s calendar.