The Producers (West End)
The Producers (West End)
Ends Feb 2026 2h 30m London: West End
92% 301 reviews
92%
(301 Ratings)
Positive
94%
Mixed
2%
Negative
4%
Members say
Funny, Entertaining, Great singing, Great acting, Delightful

About the Show

The Menier Chocolate Factory revival of Mel Brooks' comedy musical transfers to the West End.

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Critic Reviews (12)

London Theatre
September 16th, 2025

"If you want non-stop giggles, gloriously provocative jokes and an easy escape from everyday misery, there’s no better place to be right now than the Garrick. This is an absolute hoot."
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BroadwayWorld
September 15th, 2025

"If laughter is medicine, this show should be on prescription"
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The London Evening Standard
September 16th, 2025

"In a time of polarisation and performative outrage, this show is a hymn to tolerance and the ability to laugh with others and at oneself."
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Time Out London
September 15th, 2025

" 'The Producers' is a fine musical that had its moment a quarter century ago. But you’d have to be made of stone not to laugh at it, even if the laughter is a tad rueful these days. "
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The Telegraph (UK)
September 16th, 2025

"A carnival of wisecracks and witty tunes, the show is all about a Broadway producer’s outrageous bid to engineer a dead-cert flop "
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All That Dazzles (UK)
September 15th, 2025

"The bigger space and grander details in the set work in the show’s favour, while some of the more rustic elements seen at the Menier remain, creating the best of both worlds."
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Theatre Weekly (UK)
September 15th, 2025

A gloriously unhinged celebration of musical theatre at its most madcap, The Producers is back and it’s never been better. Outrageous, audacious and utterly unmissable, this West End revival is a triumph of impeccable casting, razor-sharp direction and a laugh-a-minute script.
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WhatsOnStage
September 15th, 2025

"The Producers has come back to the West End just at the right time, offering a giant slab of feel-good escapism and genuine hilarity when such things feel in short supply."
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