Beetlejuice Tickets and Hotel

The Show
Tim Burton's much loved classic movie Beetlejuice comes to the West End! The ghost with the most hits the stage in a strangely life-affirming and wildly funny musical. We are introduced to Lydia Deetz, a strange and unusual teenager who, alongside her absentee father and obnoxious step mother, moves into an even stranger house with a pair of newley-deads and a certain mischievous ghost. Lydia soon learns that you really should be careful who you make friends with in this life and the afterlife. If you're looking for some kooky trouble this year just say his name three times...

History of Beetlejuice
Released in 1988, Beetlejuice was originally written by Micheal McDowell and Larry Wilson with the plot being much darker then the comical 80's ghost story we know and love. The script was eventually adapted into the more family friendly story we see on screen and Tim Burton was brought on board to direct. The musical came much later in 2017 with the adaption being written by Scott Brown and Anthony King with music and lyrics by Eddie Perfect, surprisingly Tim Burton himself was not involved in any of the musical. The show opened on Broadway on 25th April 2019 at the Winter Garden Theatre, after closing in 2020 it reopened in 2022 for just under a year then again in 2025. The show has garnered a large following on social media with it's main actor at the time, Alex Brightman (School of Rock, Hazbin Hotel) center stage as a highly praised Beetlejuice.

Why book London theatre breaks to see Beetlejuice?
With your theatre tickets and hotel booking made in one reservation, it is possible to save up to 50%. Grab your Handbook for the recently deceased, say his name three times and get ready to laugh yourself silly.

Awards and what the Critics say
"It's loud, it's cheeky, and it's all about excess" - New York Vulture
"...It is a hell of a lot of fun" - The Guardian
Outer Critics Circle Award for Outstanding Set Design
Drama League Founder's Award for Excellence in Directing
Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Scenic Design of a Musical

Interesting facts about Beetlejuice
The titular character of Beetlejuice only appears in the film for 17.5 minutes.
The original Beetlejuice actor on stage, Alex Brightman, uses a technique called "ventricular fold phonation" to perfect the signature voice without damaging his vocal cords.