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The Hunger Games Tickets

Hunger Games West End show stage with audience in a circular theater setting.

Performer with bow and arrows in Hunger Games West End show.

Stage scene from Hunger Games West End show with two actors seated on a pink sofa.

Performers in fiery costumes on stage during Hunger Games West End show.

Duration

2 hr 30 min

Age Limit

Suitable for 12+ yrs

The Hunger Games: On Stage brings Suzanne Collins’ dystopian story to life in a large-scale theatrical adaptation at London’s purpose-built Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre.

4.7/5(85)

Michael K

Group

Verified booking

Last week

We had already seen *The Phantom of the Opera* this week and loved it, but the live performances in *The Hunger Games* took it to a whole new level. The lead actress completely carried the production, and the other actors did a really great job. The atmosphere, the sound, and the effects, as well as the transformable arena, made it a ton of fun to watch. A must-see. Of course, it helps to be familiar with Part 1, since this one is a very faithful adaptation of it—but live. 1++

Denis P

Solo

Verified booking

5 days ago

Love the engagement of the audience with the performers. Costumes, special effects and acting was outstanding. Place itself is another story, so nicely built

Lynette H

Couple

Verified booking

Last week

This was an amazing production and well worth seeing. Even some of the audience seats move to make the stage larger at times. Can get cold in there though.

Joao G

Group

Verified booking

Last week

The show was really good, loved it !! 🥰 but I didn't like the fact that our bags got "caught" at the entrance and we had to put them away and pay 3 pounds each. We were not informed of the price + the only reason they got caught was because we had food in it (of course we weren't planing on eating during the show) Meanwhile during the break, there were plenty of bags and food inside the theatre. I'd say the rules should apply to everyone the same. Not fair and honestly disappointing, feels like they were picking random bags to just make some extra cash.

Lital K

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

The play was so much fun — Effie’s character was absolutely hilarious 😆 I loved seeing this story brought to life on stage. The only downside is that it feels very much made for people who already know the world of The Hunger Games. The play barely explains the background of Panem, how the Capitol and the districts ended up divided in such an extreme way, or the history behind the Hunger Games themselves. If you’re not already familiar with the story, some moments might feel confusing or lose part of their impact.

Jens G

Solo

Verified booking

Last week

The show was amazing and the balance between introducing elements unique to the theatre and fan service / the use of known symbols was well done. Loved the immersion. The only reason I deducted one star was that for no apparent reason I needed to install a new app for the tickets instead of just being able to put them into my wallet

This production marks the world premiere theatrical adaptation of The Hunger Games, based directly on Suzanne Collins’ novel and Lionsgate’s film.

Playwright Conor McPherson and director Matthew Dunster shape the story for theater, supported by designers experienced in large-scale spectacle.

The production follows Katniss Everdeen's journey through the Games, using physical theatre, illusion, and sound to convey a gripping tale of courage, defiance and unbreakable human spirit.

The show plays at Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre, a custom-built venue created to support immersive staging and technical effects. Book The Hunger Games London tickets now!

The story

Based on the original story, this gripping tale of courage, defiance and unbreakable human spirit, follows the fearless heroine Katniss Everdeen on her journey of self-discovery, as she emerges as a beacon of rebellion and hope.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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What our guests say
Joao G
Group
Verified booking
Last week
The show was really good, loved it !! 🥰 but I didn't like the fact that our bags got "caught" at the entrance and we had to put them away and pay 3 pounds each. We were not informed of the price + the only reason they got caught was because we had food in it (of course we weren't planing on eating during the show) Meanwhile during the break, there were plenty of bags and food inside the theatre. I'd say the rules should apply to everyone the same. Not fair and honestly disappointing, feels like they were picking random bags to just make some extra cash.
Michael K
Group
Verified booking
Last week
We had already seen *The Phantom of the Opera* this week and loved it, but the live performances in *The Hunger Games* took it to a whole new level. The lead actress completely carried the production, and the other actors did a really great job. The atmosphere, the sound, and the effects, as well as the transformable arena, made it a ton of fun to watch. A must-see. Of course, it helps to be familiar with Part 1, since this one is a very faithful adaptation of it—but live. 1++
Lital K
Solo
Verified booking
Last week
The play was so much fun — Effie’s character was absolutely hilarious 😆 I loved seeing this story brought to life on stage. The only downside is that it feels very much made for people who already know the world of The Hunger Games. The play barely explains the background of Panem, how the Capitol and the districts ended up divided in such an extreme way, or the history behind the Hunger Games themselves. If you’re not already familiar with the story, some moments might feel confusing or lose part of their impact.
Jens G
Solo
Verified booking
Last week
The show was amazing and the balance between introducing elements unique to the theatre and fan service / the use of known symbols was well done. Loved the immersion. The only reason I deducted one star was that for no apparent reason I needed to install a new app for the tickets instead of just being able to put them into my wallet
Linda C
Group
Verified booking
2 days ago
loved that there was not a bad seat in the house. I thought the stage was unique and well done. I have probably seen the movies about 10 times esach and I throught whoever wrote to the script kept it true to th story line. It was vry well done and the cast was excellent.

Show details

Categories: Play, Drama, Fantasy, Critics' choice, Immersive

Audience: Suitable for 12+

Theater name: Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre

Facilities: Restrooms, bars, merchandise stands, cloakroom

Accessibility: Step-free access, wheelchair seating, accessible restrooms, hearing assistance, restaurant

Dress code: Smart casual

Cast & crew

Leading roles: Mia Carragher as Katniss Everdeen, Euan Garrett as Peeta, Joshua Lacey as Haymitch, Tristan Waterson as Gale, Sophia Ally as Prim/Tribute (Heddle), Ruth Everett as Mrs Everdeen/Ensemble, Tamsin Carroll as Effie Trinket, Stavros Demetraki as Caesar Flickerman, and Nathan Ives-Moiba as Cinna/Mayor

Based on the novel: Suzanne Collins

Adapted by: Conor McPherson

Director: Matthew Dunster

Set & auditorium design: Miriam Buether

Costume design: Moi Tran

Choreography: Charlotte Broom

Lighting design: Lucy Carter

Sound design: Ian Dickinson for Autograph

Video design: Tal Rosner

Illusions: Chris Fisher

Fight director: Kev McCurdy

Performer flying & special effects: John Maddox (Suspended Illusions LTD)

Arranger, musical director & additional compositions: James Maloney

Casting director: Amy Ball CDG

Additional info

The show is suitable for ages 12 years and above. Children under 3 years are not permitted, and those under 16 years must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18.

Content warning: This production contains loud noises and explosions, haze and smoke, flashing lights and strobe. There are depictions of murder and manslaughter and references to themes of death, grief and guilt.

Age suitability recommendations are just suggestions. So, trust your judgment when booking tickets for any show, and enjoy!

Frequently asked questions about The Hunger Games

Q: How much do The Hunger Games London tickets cost?

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

Q: Where is The Hunger Games playing in London?

A: The show is playing at the Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre in London.

Q: Is this production based on the book or the film?

A: The stage adaptation is based on Suzanne Collins’ novel and the Lionsgate motion picture, adapted specifically for theater.

Q: Is this the first stage adaptation of The Hunger Games?

A: Yes. This is the first-ever theatrical adaptation of The Hunger Games.

Q: Does the show cover the entire Hunger Games series?

A: No. The stage production focuses on the events of the first Hunger Games story.

Q: How closely does the show follow the original plot?

A: The adaptation follows the core narrative and characters while adjusting structure and pacing for live performance.

Q: Is the production suitable for children?

A: The show is suitable for ages 12 years and above. It contains themes of violence, oppression, and survival. Parental discretion is advised.

Q: Does the show include stage combat and special effects?

A: Yes. The production features choreographed fight scenes, illusions, performer flying, and technical effects.

Q: Is the theater specially designed for this show?

A: Yes. Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre was purpose-built to support the scale and technical demands of the production.