FINAL WEEKS - MUST END 19 SEPTEMBER
Hailed as 'the funniest show in London' (★★★★★ Evening Standard), this outrageous musical has audiences and critics roaring, declaring it a ★★★★★ 'masterful comedy – the show we need right now' (The Times). With its final performance fast approaching, this is your last chance to catch the West End’s biggest comedy.
‘The funniest show in London.
I honestly can’t find fault with it.’
Evening Standard
The first major London revival of Mel Brooks’ The Producers has exploded onto the West End with 'his genius for hammily catchy melodies and taboo-busting gags' (★★★★★ Sunday Express), now in its final weeks at the Garrick Theatre.
Based on Brooks’ cult classic film, the original Broadway production won a record-breaking twelve Tony Awards, and after its sold-out run at the Menier Chocolate Factory and critically acclaimed transfer to London's West End, this revival proves why. When down-on-his-luck producer Max Bialystock teams up with timid accountant Leo Bloom to stage the biggest flop in Broadway history, their scheme backfires with thunderous applause and unstoppable laughter.
Reimagined by Tony Award-winning director Patrick Marber and with triumphant performances from Andy Nyman, Marc Antolin, Trevor Ashley, Raj Ghatak, Harry Morrison and Joanna Woodward, The Producers is officially 'the musical riot of the century' (Mail on Sunday). Don’t miss your chance to experience this joy-filled hit before it closes on 19 September.
‘Fabulously outrageous satire.
More laughs than most productions could ever dream of.’
Sunday Express
‘Mel Brooks' fabulously outrageous satire hits harder than ever. More laughs than most productions could ever dream of.’
‘Jam-packed with laughs. Comedy doesn’t get better than this.'
'This is truly supreme entertainment’
‘Camp, outrageous and, above all, fun. The most fun I've had at the West End’
‘Jaw-achingly funny. Provides one of the theatrical moments of the year.’
‘Utterly hilarious. A complete joy from start to finish.’
‘A sparkling, comedic masterpiece. If laughter is medicine, this show should be on prescription’
‘Mel Brooks’ classic comedy is not simply hilarious but is exactly what we all need right now’





















