Sunday in the Park with George Tickets

The West End revival of Sunday in the Park with George, which was due to open at London's Savoy Theatre on 5 June 2020, has now been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. SOLT (Society of London Theatre) announced today that theatres in London will remain closed until 28 June 2020, with some theatres potentially opening up in July or August following further government advice. Unfortunately, The Savoy will not be one of them and announced today that the production is working on scheduling new 2021 performance dates for Sunday in the Park in George, which will be confirmed in the coming weeks or months.

The return of the Broadway revival of Sunday in the Park with George has been creating a buzz in London since it was initially announced. Now, tickets for Sunday in the Park with George West End run at the Savoy Theatre are available through London Theatre Direct. The show will open in June 2020 and see Jake Gyllenhaal and Annaleigh Ashford star in Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Pulitzer Prize winning show!

Currently serving London theatregoers a sweet cup of ambition with Dolly Parton's smash-hit musical 9 to 5, the Savoy Theatre is set to switch things up this coming summer in favour of something a little more "artsy". Based around the famous pointillist painting by Georges Seurat, West End musical Sunday in the Park with George starring world-renowned American actor Jake Gyllenhaal (Brokeback Mountain, Jarhead) is about to go on sale soon; tomorrow (5 December 2019) at 10am to be exact! Read our tips below on how to secure the best seats at the Savoy Theatre. London box office sales show no mercy when it comes to booking tickets for A-list shows, but with the right strategy (and all due speed), you can be sure to bag great seats at great prices!

Renowned screen and stage actor Jake Gyllenhaal and Tony Award-winning actress Annaleigh Ashford will reprise their roles from Broadway's Sunday in the Park with George for the show's highly anticipated West End transfer, it has been confirmed. The Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine musical originally played at a gala at the New York City Center in 2016 and at the Hudson Theatre on Broadway in 2017 and is now slated to transfer to London's Savoy Theatre next summer.