Musicals

Sinatra The Musical Tickets

Name: Sinatra The Musical
Start: 2026-11-21T14:30:00
End: 2026-11-21T17:00:00
Location: Aldwych Theatre

Sinatra: The Musical traces Frank Sinatra’s rise, fall, and comeback through his defining songs, now playing in London’s West End at the Aldwych Theatre.

4.5/5(476)

Georgios F

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

Stunning performances by the actors. I learned a lot and wonderful music to accompany the performance. The seats are a bit small but otherwise that perfect

Natalia C

Couple

Verified booking

2 days ago

We really enjoyed the musical: the choreography, the set design, the overall staging, and how it transformed with each scene. The costumes were spot-on and all the actors were very professional. At first, I found it hard to connect with the actor playing Sinatra, as his voice is so distinctive and difficult to pull off, but little by little he won us over, and the ending was really beautiful. The theater was cozy and very comfortable.

Maria D

Couple

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

The Sinatra musical is definitely worth seeing! It is a well-crafted production in every respect, with talented leads and a finale where they sing New York that leaves you walking out of the theater thrilled. Our seats were in the second row of the balcony, and both the view and the acoustics were very good. The only thing I would say is that legroom is quite tight, so tall people might find it a bit uncomfortable; I'd recommend booking aisle seats, where the view is just as good.

Susan S

Couple

Verified booking

Oct 2026

The script was attention grabbing, the choreography was superb, the musical performances were wonderful and the length of each scene was exactly right. The acoustics were great, we could hear every word spoken or sung and the orchestra played beautifully. My husband and I both enjoyed every moment, we laughed, we got teary eyed and we left with a smile.

Roxanne W

Couple

Verified booking

3 weeks ago

The seats were comfortable and had plenty of leg room. Good viewing from our seats on lower level. The music was unforgettable and even though the main star, Frank, was on his second night as an understudy for the original Frank, his performance was stellar and you never would have known he was an understudy!

Denise H

Couple

Verified booking

2 weeks ago

First of all, the theatre was beautiful and the ushers were so helpful. As for the show itself, it was fabulous! The cast members were so talented. I'm always amazed when all of them can dance and have beautiful voices. I loved the choreography, costumes, acting and singing! It was a treat to watch.

The show centres on New Year’s Eve 1942, when Frank Sinatra’s career changes forever, framing his personal and professional life through that turning point.

Written by Joe DiPietro (two-time Tony Award winner) and directed and choreographed by Kathleen Marshall (Olivier Award winner, three-time Tony Award winner).

The musical explores Sinatra’s marriage to Nancy, his relationship with Ava Gardner, and the impact of fame, scandal, and public opinion on his career.

The production features more than 20 classics, woven into the story rather than presented as a concert tribute.

The show transfers to the Aldwych Theatre, placing Sinatra’s story on one of London’s largest commercial stages. Book Sinatra The Musical London tickets!

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Rodrigo S
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
It was a lovely show , that also taught us a bit more about the life of Sinatra. His ups and downs, family struggles etc and his humble beginnings.
Maria D
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
The Sinatra musical is definitely worth seeing! It is a well-crafted production in every respect, with talented leads and a finale where they sing New York that leaves you walking out of the theater thrilled. Our seats were in the second row of the balcony, and both the view and the acoustics were very good. The only thing I would say is that legroom is quite tight, so tall people might find it a bit uncomfortable; I'd recommend booking aisle seats, where the view is just as good.
Natalia C
Couple
Verified booking
2 days ago
We really enjoyed the musical: the choreography, the set design, the overall staging, and how it transformed with each scene. The costumes were spot-on and all the actors were very professional. At first, I found it hard to connect with the actor playing Sinatra, as his voice is so distinctive and difficult to pull off, but little by little he won us over, and the ending was really beautiful. The theater was cozy and very comfortable.
Roxanne W
Couple
Verified booking
3 weeks ago
The seats were comfortable and had plenty of leg room. Good viewing from our seats on lower level. The music was unforgettable and even though the main star, Frank, was on his second night as an understudy for the original Frank, his performance was stellar and you never would have known he was an understudy!
Denise H
Couple
Verified booking
2 weeks ago
First of all, the theatre was beautiful and the ushers were so helpful. As for the show itself, it was fabulous! The cast members were so talented. I'm always amazed when all of them can dance and have beautiful voices. I loved the choreography, costumes, acting and singing! It was a treat to watch.

Show details

Categories: Musical, Jukebox, True story

Theater name: Aldwych Theatre

Find the best seats in the house with the Aldwych Theatre seating plan

Theater facilities: Restrooms, bars, cloakroom, merchandise stand

Theater accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible seating, step-free access to selected areas, accessible restrooms, hearing assistance available on request, staff assistance on arrival

Dress code: Smart casual

Cast & crew

Book: Joe DiPietro

Director and choreographer: Kathleen Marshall

Set designer: Peter McKintosh

Musical supervisor: Gareth Valentine

Costume designer: Jon Morrell

Lighting designer: Bruno Poet

Sound designer: Jonathan Deans

Video designer: Akhila Krishnan

Wigs, hair and make-up designer: Campbell Young

Orchestrators: Larry Blank and John Clayton

Additional info

Most theaters are air-conditioned year-round, so it can get a bit chilly. Bring a light jacket just in case.

Frequently asked questions about Sinatra The Musical

Q: How much do Sinatra The Musical London tickets cost?

A: Prices vary depending upon your choice of seats and show dates.

Q: Where is Sinatra: The Musical playing in London?

A: The musical is playing at the Aldwych Theatre in London’s West End.

Q: Is this a jukebox musical?

A: Yes. The show is built around Frank Sinatra’s recorded catalogue, with songs integrated into a biographical narrative.

Q: How many songs are featured in the musical?

A: The production includes over 20 songs associated with Frank Sinatra’s career.

Q: Which songs are included in the show?

A: Songs include That’s Life, One for My Baby, I’ve Got the World on a String, and The Best Is Yet to Come, among others.

Q: Does the musical focus on Sinatra’s entire life?

A: No. The story concentrates on a specific period surrounding Sinatra’s early fame, personal relationships, career decline, and comeback.

Q: Is the character of Ava Gardner part of the story?

A: Yes. Ava Gardner plays a significant role in the narrative, reflecting Sinatra’s personal and professional conflicts.

Q: Is the musical based on real events?

A: Yes. The show draws from documented moments in Frank Sinatra’s life and career, presented in a dramatized theatrical form.

Q: Is live music performed on stage?

A: Yes. The production features live musicians performing orchestrated arrangements of Sinatra’s songs.

Q: Is this a concert-style tribute show?

A: No. While music is central, the production is a structured book musical with scenes, character development, and dramatic progression.