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Dirty Dancing

Dirty Dancing Tickets

Nobody puts Baby in a corner.

From £103

About the show

Nobody puts Baby in a corner - and now the most romantic story ever told arrives to open London’s brand-new Capital Theatre at Westfield London. Dirty Dancing - The Classic Story on Stage brings Eleanor Bergstein’s beloved screenplay to life in a reimagined production directed by Federico Bellone, with sensational new choreography by Chiara Vecchi.

In the summer of 1963, at a holiday resort in the Catskill Mountains, Frances “Baby” Houseman falls for the resort’s charismatic dance instructor, Johnny Castle. Over one unforgettable season of late-night rehearsals, forbidden romance and newfound freedom, an earnest, wide-eyed girl becomes a woman who knows exactly who she is - and learns the steps that will change her life.

Featuring a live band, a company of over 40 performers and a soundtrack of 35 hit songs - including “Hungry Eyes,” “She’s Like the Wind” and the legendary “(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life” - this is Dirty Dancing as it was always meant to be experienced: intimate, electric and impossibly alive, in a purpose-built 620-seat theatre where you’re never more than nine rows from the stage. Book your tickets now.

Why it’s worth the watch

The most romantic story ever told, brought to life with live music and a company of over 40.

  • An iconic love story. Eleanor Bergstein’s beloved screenplay reaches the stage with all the passion, dancing and swagger of the film.
  • The songs you know by heart. From Hungry Eyes to the legendary (I’ve Had) The Time of My Life, a soundtrack of hit songs is performed by a live band.
  • A brand-new theatre. Dirty Dancing opens the purpose-built 620-seat Capital Theatre, where you are never more than nine rows from the stage.
  • Made for dance fans. New choreography by Chiara Vecchi reimagines the film’s unforgettable moves for the stage.
  • Operating Since 2015

  • Official West End Tickets

  • Updated Daily

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Tickets

Choose your seats via our live booking platform. Once payment is completed, you will receive an email confirmation with your booking reference number and eTickets.

Good to know

Running time
2h 20m
Interval
one interval
Age guidance
Recommended for ages 12+
Arrival
30 min before performance

Booking

Tickets from
£103
Opening soon
16 Oct 2026

Before you book

Cancellations
Full refunds for event cancellations
Need help?
Customer services +44 (0)20 3670 8887

Weekly schedule

Confirm dates on the booking page.

Mon
7:30pm
Tue
No performances
Wed
7:30pm
Thu
7:30pm
Fri
5:00pm9:00pm
Sat
3:00pm7:30pm
Sun
3:00pm

Creative team

Eleanor Bergstein

Book & Original Screenplay

Federico Bellone

Director & Set Design

Chiara Vecchi

Choreographer

Richard John

Music Supervisor

Chiara Donato

Costume Design

Valerio Tiberi

Lighting Design

Chris Whybrow

Sound Design

Juliet Gough

Associate Director

Lucy Fowler

Associate Set Design

Harry Blumenau CDG

Casting

Karl Sydow

Producer

Venue

Capital Theatre

Westfield London, Ariel Way, Shepherd's Bush, London W12 7GF

Get directions

Nearest stations

  • Wood Lane

    Circle, Hammersmith & City

    3 min walk
  • Shepherd's Bush

    Central, London Overground

    5 min walk
  • White City

    Central

    6 min walk
  • Shepherd's Bush Market

    Circle, Hammersmith & City

    8 min walk

Frequently asked questions

Not quite, and this surprises some people. It is the classic film's story staged with its iconic soundtrack, but rather than the leads bursting into song, the famous numbers are performed by on-stage singers while the drama and dancing play out. Think of it as the film brought to life rather than a sing-along musical.

No. The 1963 story of Baby and Johnny at a Catskills resort is told clearly from the start, though fans of the film will love hearing the famous lines and seeing the iconic lift recreated live.

It is recommended for ages twelve and up. The romance is sensual and the story touches on grown-up themes, so it suits teenagers and adults, but it is glamorous and heartfelt rather than explicit.

It is a brand-new theatre at Westfield London, and Dirty Dancing has the honour of opening it. Being a new build, its seating and sightlines are modern and comfortable throughout.

As a new theatre the views are strong across the house, with the centre of the stalls and the front of the circle giving a great view of the dancing. You can compare every price band when you pick your seats above.

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