Watch Roald Dahl’s child genius Matilda brought to life on stage with a ticket to the Matilda musical at Cambridge Theatre in London! The popular family theater show features all the much-loved characters from the namesake book, from sweet Miss Honey to chubby Bruce and the treacherous Miss Trunchbull. Laugh along to stories about Matilda’s intellectual powers and enjoy a medley of songs by British musician and comedian Tim Minchin.
What's Included
All taxes, fees and handling charges
What's Not Included
Food and drinks
Hotel pickup and drop-off
Round-trip transport to the theater
Traveler Information
ADULT: Age: 0 - 99
Additional Info
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Wheelchair locations are available on a request basis only
Please visit the venue's website to ensure you're up to date with any Covid-19 entry requirements and protocols for your show. This venue encourages the wearing of face masks
Recommended 6+ No children under the age of 4 will be admitted and every customer must have their own ticket. To make sure everyone enjoys the show, little ones need to be able to sit in their own seat without any assistance.
We suggest age 6+, but younger guests are welcome. The show is quite long (2h35 including a 20 minute interval), quite loud in parts and can be quite scary. Children need to occupy their own seats at all times throughout the performance. Babes in arms are
Cancellation Policy
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What To Expect
Cambridge Theatre
Head into central London’s West End in the early evening and settle into your seat at the theatre to enjoy the 2.5-hour show. Standard priced seats tend to be located in the upper circle, whereas the top priced seats offer panoramic views. When the curtains rise, watch young Mathilda Wormwood live on stage and see the clever ways she deals with the terrifying Miss Trunchbull. With rave reviews from critics across London, the theatre adaptation of Roald Dahl’s classic book is a sure fire hit for kids and adults alike! Look on as the plotline unravels and the talented actors play out their roles under the lights. Laugh along to the witty script and join Miss Honey in song with musical accompaniment arranged by British-born comedian and musician Tim Minchin.
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Reviews
Highly Recommend
kianakittelson, 15-06-2022
Great theater to visit! Lots of snacks, great seats, and amazing production! One of the best shows I’ve seen for not originally being a musical!
Magical Matilda
Barry S, 21-05-2022
Absolutely fantastic show. The actors were excellent, choreography was great and songs were fab especially “when I grow up” and “revolting children”.
Highly recommend going to watch this musical
A really great show
JWJD1960, 19-05-2022
The show is absolutely fantastic. All the performers delivered great performances, and this is even more impressive, when you consider the young age profile of the performers.
We had seats quite near the front of the theatre.
Amazing
Keegan_P, 08-05-2022
Actors were incredible. Such a thrill to watch and experience. Seating was good choice up close and enjoyed the refreshments which had plenty to choose from.
Fantastic but parts missing (SPOILERS)
sarahdF8227LX, 12-06-2022
Firstly I will start by saying I thoroughly enjoyed it and would see it again. The dancing was incredible from the young children
The trunchbull absolutely brilliant. The stage and props were brilliant, I loved the dancing and stunts etc I was front row so I can't comment on the sound quality but 2 big things were missing for me please DON'T read any further if you don't want spoilers.
Parts kept
Amanda thripp being spun by pig tails - fantastic scene.
Bruce bog trotter eating cake - although he was a slim child lol
The newt scene.
The peroxide/hat
Parts missing
No reference to matildas red ribbon. This to me is a huge part of her identity.
No scenes at trunchbulls house
No Hortensia.
The part when her dad asks Michael for the answer on his paper and she gives the answer
No blowing up the TV. I felt this could have been done very simply
NO CHOKEY. It was talked about and the children were supposedly put in it but it was a few laser beam lights really quite random.
And most importantly NO magic. There was 2 scenes of a cup that wobbled and fell over. And the last scene of when magnus writes on the black board (as someone that's watched the movie about 50 times that scene annoyed me as they wrote it wrong)
I feel that lavender could have easily floated up in the air (especially after Amanda thripp) the TV could have blown up some stuff could have moved about..
Michael was completely removed as a character pretty much. He was there but no lines with matilda.
The adaptations I enjoyed
I liked the new Mrs Phelps
I enjoyed the physical education part
I enjoyed British Harry and zinnia wormwood although they had 3 members of their marriage haha
I loved miss trunchbull being played by a man