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As the year draws to a close, West End shows simply get bigger and better! Purchase West End theatre tickets for West End shows such as the Art Fair/Cca:RDS and Disney On Ice: 100 Years of Magic. The Collective Contemporary Arts show takes place on the 5^th-7^th of November; Disney on Ice will run until the end of the year. Information for the following West End shows follow below. Please note, the list of West End Shows continues on this website.

With Halloween just around the corner, the city of London is offering plenty of spooky events to make you tremble in your safety shoes. So if you’re feeling particularly brave, don your Dickies action trousers and head for the Duke of York’s theatre, where the production Ghost Stories promises an evening of spine-chilling entertainment.

Ghost Stories is no ordinary West End play; the production is designed to manipulate the senses and the psyche, with scenes played out in near-darkness and working with the audience members’ own imaginations to create a truly thrilling and frightening experience.

A Balham estate agent could easily direct you to the famous Theatre Royal on Drury Lane in London’s West End. Audiences are already clamouring for tickets to the Theatre Royal’s latest production opening in May 2011 – Shrek the Musical, a fairytale with a difference.

Shrek the Musical is of course based on the 2001 DreamWorks animated comedy, Shrek, which charmed moviegoers as it turned fairytale traditions upside-down. Shrek the Musical follows the same story that kids and adults have grown to love, portraying a grumpy green-skinned ogre as a reluctant hero in place of the “handsome prince” of conventional fairytales. The loveable talking donkey sidekick, the feisty princess with a secret to hide, and the host of fairytale creatures from the original movie are all included in Shrek the Musical – which also features fresh new scenes and an original musical score which earned it one of several Tony nominations.

Any seasoned West End theatre-goer will know that no performance quite compares to Les Miserables, the musical that tells a tale of revolution, retribution and redemption against the backdrop of nineteenth-century France. Currently the longest-running West End musical of all time, the London production of Les Miserables is in its 25th year and is still drawing throngs of fans to the Queen’s Theatre. Ask any Tooting estate agent or Streatham estate agent and they’ll direct you to this prestigious venue in Shaftesbury Avenue.

It only took six months for superstar Denise Van Outen to recover after her pregnancy until the glitz and glamour of West End beckoned her back to the bright lights. Pictures of Denise Van Outen paints the portrait of a happy mum who is eager to jump back into the spotlight. West End Theatre tickets are already on sale for her portrayal of a busty blonde in the onstage adaption of ‘Legally Blonde – The musical’. Denise van Outen’s baby, Betsy was born in May and since then once pregnant Denise van Outen has spoken often of her desire to return to the stage.

Many a Michael Jackson fan mourned the passing of their musical idol in June last year – from electrical contractors who couldn’t resist the occasional moonwalk to car dealers who sing along to Beat It on the way to work, the King of Pop left behind legions of loyal followers. Now fans can catch their favourite Michael Jackson songs performed live at London’s Lyric Theatre, as Thriller – Live takes the stage.

Thriller – Live is a Michael Jackson tribute concert that has been running since before the star’s death in 2009. A group of talented performers treat the audience to spectacular choreography and special effects in a celebration of the famous Michael Jackson music hits.