The mission at Radio Times has always been about providing access to great entertainment, whether that's TV listings, gaming, or live events.

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You see, we believe a night out at the theatre can be just as impactful and memory-making as watching that heart-wrenching episode of a soap or the football final that changes it all. So, as always, we're here to facilitate that.

Luckily for us, London's West End is packed to bursting point with incredible performances and unmissable moments. Whether you're a fan of a buoyant musical like Matilda or Clueless, love a sombre play like Giant or My Master Builder, or you just want to see your favourite actor in the flesh like Ncuti Gatwa in Born With Teeth, there is something out there for you.

With that in mind, we're very excited to launch the Radio Times Theatre Pass, a brand-new partnership with LOVETheatre that offers customers up to 10% theatre tickets for their next trip to the West End.

This scheme is available for all Radio Times readers, with no fees and no sign-up process required. It's as simple as following the link to the Radio Times Theatre Pass page, selecting your tickets and – boom! – 10% off.

Interested? We've put together this handy guide to the Radio Times Theatre Pass, providing you with everything you need to know about this brand-new service.

Get 10% off theatre tickets with the Radio Times Theatre Pass

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What is the Radio Times Theatre Pass?

The Theatre Pass is an exciting new partnership between Radio Times and LOVETheatre, bringing our obsession with the West End and live entertainment to the fore.

The Pass offers all Radio Times readers the chance to get 10% off theatre tickets, simply by following the link to the Theatre Pass webpage and selecting the show of your choice.

It's that easy, and when you get there, you'll find discounts for dozens of dazzling West End shows, from classic musicals like Les Misérables to new plays like Fawlty Towers, and even big party shows like ABBA Voyage.

Who is eligible for the Radio Times Theatre Pass?

Quite simply – everyone! All Radio Times readers have access to the Theatre Pass. There's no sign up form, no subscription fee, all you have to do is click on the link and you'll have instant access to pages of discounted theatre shows.

How to get 10% off with the Radio Times Theatre Pass

It's super easy. All you need to do is follow the link to the Radio Times Theatre Pass page, find the show you want and select your tickets.

Don't panic if you don't see the 10% off appear when you're picking your seats. Once you go to your basket, the discount will be automatically applied and you'll see the money taken off your total.

Best West End shows to see for less with the Radio Times Theatre Pass

Here are just some of the shows we think Radio Times readers will love – for 10% off no less!

Back to the Future

Back to the Future West End poster
Back to the Future. LOVETheatre

Join Marty McFly and Doc Brown on a feel-good musical adventure to 1955. Combining original songs with the familiar plot of the iconic movie, the Back to the Future Musical is a must for sci-fi fans and an electric night out.

Book Back to the Future tickets

Buffy Revamped

Buffy Revamped theatre show poster showing Spike
Buffy Revamped. LOVETheatre

This show is the perfect parody for Buffy fans. In just 70 minutes, the audience will be taken through all seven seasons and 144 episodes of the iconic series with the help of just one sarcastic vampire – Spike.

Book Buffy Revamped tickets

Clueless

Clueless musical poster
Clueless. LOVETheatre

As if we wouldn't include the Clueless Musical. Based on the classic '90s film, the show follows Cher in all her yellow-plaid glory. As she tries to play matchmaker with the people around her, Cher discovers not everything is set to go her way.

Book Clueless tickets

Fawlty Towers

Adam Jackson-Smith (Basil), Rachel Izen (Mrs Richards).
Fawlty Towers. Hugo Glendinning

With the blessing of John Cleese himself, the Fawlty Towers stage show is still going strong at the Apollo Theatre. In one play, you'll see three classic Fawlty Towers episodes combined into one, featuring the entire cast of beloved characters including Basil, Manuel, Sybil and Polly.

Book Fawlty Towers tickets

I’m Sorry Prime Minister

I'm Sorry Prime Minister poster
I’m Sorry Prime Minister. LOVETheatre

I'm Sorry Prime Minister is the long-awaited final chapter of Yes, Minister and Yes, Prime Minister from BAFTA Award-winning creator Jonathan Lynn. Jim Hacker and Sir Humphrey are back for one final ride to wrap up this hilarious satirical tale.

Book I’m Sorry Prime Minister tickets

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You can also find our full guide to the best West End shows, plus our first-class reviews of the Clueless Musical review and Great Gatsby review.

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