Hadestown received a nomination for Best Musical Revival at the Olivier Awards 2024, and with good reason. The Greek myth musical follows the touching story of Eurydice, a sweet young girl trapped in Hell by Hades, being saved by her poor singer-songwriter boyfriend Orpheus.
While hugely popular now, it originally hit stages back in 2006 before finding its audience in London’s West End. It has since become a cultural phenomenon over the past 20 years, with stints in Broadway and London throughout the years.
The 2024 revival, which is being homed in London’s Lyric Theatre, has been equally lauded, winning eight Tony Awards, as well as receiving plenty of glowing reviews, including the Guardian and WhatsOnStage to name just a couple.
Hadestown tickets have now had their prices dropped to just £22 on LOVETheatre – but act fast. This may not last forever.
Hadestown tickets are available right now from LOVETheatre.
The online ticketing giant has countless tickets available right now, including front-row stalls, and balcony seats.
Some of these balcony seats have even been priced at just £22 per ticket. Further balcony spots, with better views, are priced a little higher at just £32.45
Of course, there are plenty of seats in the thick of it, as well. Some stalls seats will only set you back around £137.50 per ticket.
You can buy your Hadestown tickets using the link below:
Buy Hadestown tickets from LOVETheatre here.
Hadestown tickets are available elsewhere on the internet, as well.
First and foremost is London Theatre Direct, one of the capital’s most prolific ticket sellers.
At the time of writing, London Theatre Direct has a plethora of ticket options available, with some of the cheapest tickets starting at £25.
Likewise, Ticketmaster, one of the world’s leading ticket retailers, is home to lots of Hadestown tickets in London’s West End.
With tickets beginning at just £24, you could surely find a bargain to see the show live. Here’s the link you need:
Hadestown has a star-studded cast, including Donal Finn as Orpheus, Grace Hodgett Young as Eurydice, Melanie La Barrie as Hermes, and Zachary James as the titular Hades.
Here’s the full list of castmembers:
- Orpheus – Donal Finn
- Eurydice – Grace Hodgett Young
- Hades – Zachary James
- Hermes – Melanie La Barrie
- Persephone – Gloria Onitiri
- Fate – Bella Brown
- Fate – Madeline Charlemagne
- Fate – Allie Daniel
