From Danny Dyer in Pinter to the opening of 9-5 the musical and Only Fools and Horses, this is your monthly guide to the best shows and ticket prices in London's West End.
'The Slight Ache/The Dumb Waiter'
The Pinter at The Pinter season in London culminates this month with two unmissable comedies. Danny Dyer and Martin Freeman pack a punch in their roles as hitmen Ben and Gus in "The Dumb Waiter". While John Heffernan and Gemma Whelan shine on stage in "A Slight Ache". However, you better move quickly if you want to catch these plays, the final performance takes place 23 February. For more details and ticket prices visit: https://www.pinteratthepinter.com/the-plays/a-slight-ache-the-dumb-waiter
'Rip it Up' the Musical
If swooning over boyband members is your thing then "Rip it Up" is a must see. With McFly's Harry Judd, JLS's Aston Merrygold, and The Wanted's Jay McGuinness, alongside Olympic gymnastics champion Louis Smith. This good looking quartet make up the ultimate 60s boyband. "Rip It Up" is framed as a television show in the swinging 60s. Theatre-goers are taken through the sounds of the era – from Motown and Woodstock to The Beatles. On now at Garrick Theatre with tickets starting from just £25.
'Only Fool and Horses'
Mais ouis, mais ouis Rodders. Take a trip down memory lane to the 1980s and the heartland of South London's Peckham with Del Boy & Rodney. Based on the legendary sitcom written by the late John Sullivan, "Only Fools and Horses" has been brought back to life by Jim Sullivan, John's son who has teamed up with comedy genius Paul Whitehouse. CUSHTY! . The show promises lots of laughs and plenty of cockney charm. Now on at the Haymarket Theatre with tickets starting from £15
'9-5' The Musical
This hilarious new West End musical is based on the Dolly Parton film of the same name. It follows the lives of Doralee, Violet and Judy - three colleagues driven to despair by their narcissistic boss. Starring Louise Redknapp (Due to injury, Caroline Sheen will be performing the role of Violet Newstead) Amber Davies, Natalie McQueen,actress Bonnie Langford and comedian Brian Conley. On now at the Savoy Theatre with tickets starting from £20.
'Tina' the Musical
Based on the life of world-famous rock star Tina Turner, the musical has already won rave reviews in the West End. it has recently been announced that the cast is set to change in April. Tony nominated actress Adrienne Warren, who plays the title role will leave the production in April to take the led in the Broadway transfer of the show and will be replaced by Nkeki Obi-Melekwe, making her West End debut. On at London's Aldwych Theatre with tickets starting at £21.50.
