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Welcome to Kids Week 2010!

Now in its 13th year, Kids Week is  back and we've planned an action packed three weeks of theatrical fun from 13 August - 3 September 2010 .


Booking for Kids Week is now open for performances until 3 September 2010.

Select the Book Tickets above to purchase your Kids Week tickets or call Ticketmaster's 24hr hotline on 0844 248 5151.

Children aged 5-16 years old can see an awesome selection of shows for free, as long as they are accompanied by an adult paying full price.

We have secured a stunning line-up of over 30 shows this year, so there is sure to be something to suit everyone.

As well as all the amazing shows on offer, we are sorting out a whole raft of free kids show-linked activities and workshops. Children can peek backstage, learn to dance, sing with the cast and enjoy exclusive post show Q & As.

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Spotlight on Kids Week

Billy Elliot – The Musical

Genre: Musical

The inspirational story of one boy’s dream to fulfil his ambitions against the odds. An astonishing theatrical experience. *Contains strong language.
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Dirty Dancing

Genre: Musical

An unprecedented live experience, exploding with heart-pounding music, passionate romance and sensationally sexy dancing.
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Tap Dogs

Genre: Dance

Led by Adam Garcia, an adrenalin-pumped cast of the world’s top dancers inject raw power and passion into the ultimate visual dance spectacular.
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Kids Week In The West End is administered by The Society of London Theatre, a trade association that represents the producers, theatre owners and managers of the major commercial and grant-aided theatres in central London.