The iconic London Palladium pantomime returns for its 11th year with a star-studded production of Cinderella this Christmas. Following last year’s record-breaking Sleeping Beauty, which drew 137,000 patrons in five weeks, demand for 2026 tickets is set to be even higher.
Pre-Sale and General Sale Dates
Pre-sale begins at 10am today, Tuesday, March 31, for customers registered with LW Theatres. General sale starts at 10am on Thursday, April 2. Fans should prepare in advance to secure seats quickly.
How to Buy London Palladium Panto Tickets
Visit the LW Theatres website ahead of the sale. Create an account and gather card details beforehand to avoid delays. Use multiple devices with one tab open per device, but never refresh the page during the queue—this resets your position.
Star-Studded Cast for Cinderella
Comedy legends Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders reunite after 17 years as the Ugly Sisters. Julian Clary returns as the Fairy Godmother, joined by Nigel Havers, ventriloquist Paul Zerdin, and Rob Madge.
Hope Dawe portrays Cinderella, while Dex Lee plays Prince Charming.
French and Saunders shared their excitement: “We have wished to play the Ugly Sisters for so many years, it feels this is the fulfilment of a dream – a dream our hearts made. Watch out. It won’t be pretty.”
Producer Michael Harrison commented: “We always want to raise the bar for our incredible panto audiences each year, so I’m absolutely delighted that Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders will be starring in this year’s Cinderella. Having two of the nation’s most beloved comedy icons together on the Palladium stage is incredibly exciting. Their legendary chemistry and razor-sharp humour will make this a truly special experience for audiences.”
Expected Ticket Prices
Prices mirror last year’s, starting at £25-£30 for standard seats. Higher tiers range from £39-£45, £59-£65, £79-£85, and £100 or more.