How to get tickets to The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe UK tour

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Adapted from CS Lewis’s iconic children’s book, the play will be taking the kingdom of Narnia to Liverpool, Birmingham, Southend and more.

As in the story, it follows four children: Lucy, Edmund, Susan and Peter Pevensie as they leave their lives in wartime Britain and enter an enchanting new land in the grips of a cruel and endless winter.

Directed by Michael Fentiman, the show first appeared in Leeds in 2017 before running at the West End in 2022. The cast is yet to be announced, but we do know the show will make use of puppetry, set design and music to bring the story to life.

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Georgie Henley, Anna Popplewell, William Moseley and Skandar Keynes in The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Disney Enterprises / Walden Media

Producer Chris Harper said: "We can’t wait for both children and adults to join us on this spectacular new journey through the wardrobe, and are proud to be marking the 75th anniversary of the publication of C S Lewis’s novel with this tour."

While Fentiman added: "I’m delighted to be taking our beautiful production of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe on a major tour of the UK and Ireland in 2025.

"The production celebrates the magic of live theatre and is led by a multi-talented cast of actors, singers, musicians, dancers and puppeteers; it is a celebration of the possibilities of the collective imagination and the boundless wonders of individual skill."

Now, get ready to follow Mr Tumnus through the trees and see what awaits beyond.

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The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe UK tour dates

There are 27 stops planned on the show’s UK and Ireland tour, kicking off in Leeds this November. The show will then portal over to Leicester, Cardiff, Liverpool and more before rounding up at the Sunderland Empire in November 2025.

Here’s the full list of dates and venues:

18th Nov 2024 – 25th Jan 2025 – Leeds, Playhouse
30th Jan – 8th Feb 2025 – Leicester, The Curve
11th – 15th Feb 2025 – Cardiff, Wales Millennium Centre
18th – 22nd Feb 2025 – Liverpool, The Empire
25th Feb – 1st Mar 2025 – Newcastle, Theatre Royal
17th – 22nd Mar 2025 – Dartford, Orchard Theatre
25th – 29th Mar 2025 – Woking, New Victoria Theatre
1st – 5th Apr 2025 – Torquay, Princess Theatre
8th – 12th Apr 2025 – High Wycombe, Swan Theatre
15th – 19th Apr 2025 – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
22nd – 26th Apr 2025 – York, Grand Opera House
29th Apr – 3rd May 2025 – Belfast, Grand Opera House
6th – 11th May 2025 – Dublin, Bord Gais Theatre
13th – 17th May 2025 – Edinburgh, Festival Theatre
27th – 31st May 2025 – Birmingham, The Alexandra
3rd – 7th Jun 2025 – Stoke-On-Trent, Regent Theatre
10th – 14th Jun 2025 – Glasgow, Kings Theatre
17th – 21st Jun 2025 – Aberdeen, His Majesty’s Theatre
24th – 28th Jun 2025 – Inverness, Eden Court
8th – 12th Jul 2025 – Norwich, Theatre Royal
15th – 19th Jul 2025 – Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre
22nd – 26th Jul 2025 – Milton Keynes, Theatre
29th Jul – 2nd Aug 2025 – Blackpool, Winter Gardens
5th – 9th Aug 2025 – Llandudno, Venue Cymru
12th – 16th Aug 2025 – Eastbourne, Eastbourne Theatres
7th – 11th Oct 2025 – Aylesbury, Waterside Theatre
11th – 15th Nov 2025 – Sunderland, Empire Theatre

How much do The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe tickets cost?

Tickets start at just £15, although this will vary depending on the venue and where you choose to sit. At theatres like the Birmingham Alexandra, the prices will go up to £27, £36, £48, £55, £62 and £85.