Wicked

Apollo Victoria Theatre · London · West End

Family-friendlyBig spectacleMoving story2h 45m, 1 interval

The untold story of the witches of Oz and an unlikely friendship, with big sets and bigger voices.

Matinee and evening times

Usual start and finish times

ShowStartsEnds aboutDays
Matinee2:30 pm5:15 pmWednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday
Evening7:30 pm10:15 pmTuesday to Saturday

Running time about 2 hours 45 minutes, including one interval. Finish times add the running time to the start time; allow a few extra minutes for applause and late starts. Times can change, so check your exact date in the table below.

Matinees in the coming weeks fall on Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. Evening performances on Tuesday to Saturday. Tap a time to see tickets.

DateMatineeEvening
Fri 16 Oct–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Sat 17 Oct2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Sun 18 Oct2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm–
Tue 20 Oct–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Wed 21 Oct2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Thu 22 Oct–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Fri 23 Oct–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Sat 24 Oct2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Sun 25 Oct2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm–
Tue 27 Oct–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Wed 28 Oct2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Thu 29 Oct2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Fri 30 Oct–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Sat 31 Oct2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Sun 1 Nov2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm–
Tue 3 Nov–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Wed 4 Nov2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Thu 5 Nov–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Fri 6 Nov–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Sat 7 Nov2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Sun 8 Nov2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm–
Tue 10 Nov–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Wed 11 Nov2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Thu 12 Nov–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Fri 13 Nov–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Sat 14 Nov2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm
Sun 15 Nov2:30 pmends ~5:15 pm–
Tue 17 Nov–7:30 pmends ~10:15 pm

Quick answers

How long is Wicked?

Wicked runs about 2 hours 45 minutes, including one interval.

What time does the Wicked matinee start?

In the coming weeks, matinees of Wicked start at 2:30 pm on Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Wicked finish?

A 2:30 pm matinee ends around 5:15 pm, and a 7:30 pm evening performance ends around 10:15 pm. That's based on the running time of about 2 hours 45 minutes, including one interval.

Can I see Wicked and another show on the same day?

Yes. A 2:30 pm matinee ends around 5:15 pm, which leaves time for dinner before an evening show elsewhere in the West End. The planner lists what else is playing that evening.

Theatre

Apollo Victoria Theatre
17 Wilton Road, London, SW1V 1LG
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Seeing two shows in one day?

With a matinee and an evening performance you can fit two shows into one day in the West End. The trip planner shows what else is playing on each date you're in town and warns you about clashes. Read how to see two shows in one day, or see which West End musicals have matinees on each day.

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