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Inspired by the Disney animated film and rooted in ancient myth, Disney’s Hercules brings a legendary story to the West End stage with a playful, high-energy twist. Directed and choreographed by Tony Award winner Casey Nicholaw, the production pairs Alan Menken and David Zippel’s songs from the film with brand new numbers written for the stage.

Venue: Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Catherine St, London WC2B 5JF

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Hannah Clarke

2026-08-02

The score sounds incredible with a live band and the Muses absolutely steal the show every time they come on

David Pearce

2026-07-26

Took the whole family and all three kids were up dancing by Zero to Hero, Drury Lane is the perfect venue for it

Sophie Marshall

2026-07-11

Go the Distance gave me goosebumps, the staging is bold and colourful and the two hours flew by

Things to Know Before Booking Disney's Hercules Tickets

What Your Ticket Includes

Your ticket covers entry to the performance of Disney's Hercules at Theatre Royal Drury Lane, including Alan Menken and David Zippel's songs from the animated film and the new numbers written for the stage. Food and drink are not included.

Age Recommendations

Recommended for ages 6 and above. Children under 4 are not admitted to the theatre. Everyone, whatever their age, needs their own ticket, and anyone aged 16 or under must be accompanied by an adult of 18 or over and cannot sit separately.

Best Time to Attend

Thursday and Saturday matinees at 2:30 pm are the calmer option and suit families with younger children. Evening performances at 7:30 pm draw a bigger, livelier crowd — the gospel Muses numbers land hardest in a full house.

Facilities

Theatre Royal Drury Lane has bars across all levels, including the Grand Saloon and the Cecil Beaton Bar, plus cloakroom facilities and accessible toilets. Covent Garden's restaurants and pubs are all within a few minutes' walk for pre-show dining. Outside food and drink may not be brought into the auditorium.

Accessibility

The theatre offers step-free routes to Stalls level, wheelchair spaces with companion seating, an infrared hearing system and accessible toilets. Captioned, audio-described and BSL-interpreted performances are scheduled on selected dates. Contact the venue's access team in advance to arrange seating and assistance.

Why You Should See Disney's Hercules in London

The Disney score, played live

Alan Menken and David Zippel's songs from the animated film — Go the Distance, Zero to Hero, I Won't Say (I'm in Love) — performed live by a full company and band, alongside brand new numbers written specially for the stage.

The Muses run the show

Ancient Greece reimagined as full-throated gospel. The Muses narrate, comment and stop the show repeatedly — and they are the reason so many audiences leave quoting the choruses rather than the plot.

Casey Nicholaw's staging at Drury Lane

Directed and choreographed by Tony Award winner Casey Nicholaw on the West End's grandest stage. Theatre Royal Drury Lane gives the production the scale a story about gods, monsters and Mount Olympus actually needs.

A night out that works for all ages

Recommended from age 6 and built for mixed groups — wise-cracking enough for adults, bright and fast enough for children. At 2 hours 10 minutes including the interval, it is comfortably a school-night show.

How Long Is Disney's Hercules?

Disney's Hercules runs for approximately 2 hours and 10 minutes, including one 20-minute interval.

Performances are at 7:30 pm from Monday to Saturday, with matinees at 2:30 pm on Thursday and Saturday. Doors open shortly before the performance and latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break, so allow time to find your seat.

How to get there

Venue: Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Catherine St, London WC2B 5JF

By tube: The nearest Underground stations are Covent Garden (Piccadilly line), Holborn (Central and Piccadilly lines), Charing Cross (Northern and Bakerloo lines) and Temple (Circle and District lines) — all within a short walk of the theatre.

By train: Charing Cross is the closest National Rail station. City Thameslink and Blackfriars are also nearby.

By bus: Routes 1, 4, 6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 26, 59, 68, 76, 87, 91, 168, 171, 188, 341 and 521 stop at Aldwych Kingsway (Stop F), Aldwych Somerset House (Stop R) and Royal Courts of Justice (Stop P).

By car: The nearest car parks are at Bloomsbury Square and Lincoln's Inn Fields, plus an NCP underground car park on Parker Street. Central London congestion and ULEZ charges apply, so public transport is usually the easier option.

Food and Drink

Nell of Old Drury

A tiny, wood-panelled pub on Catherine Street directly opposite the theatre — under a minute's walk. It has served Drury Lane audiences for centuries and still rings a bell to send drinkers back for curtain up. Order at the bar, standing room only when it is busy.

Crusting Pipe

A wine bar and restaurant tucked into the cellars of Covent Garden's market building, around 5 minutes' walk away. Classic British plates, an extensive wine list and tables out under the arcade where the street performers play. Good for a relaxed early dinner.

The Delaunay

A grand European café-restaurant on Aldwych, roughly 6 minutes' walk south of the theatre. Schnitzel, hot dogs, viennoiserie and proper service in a room that feels like old Vienna. It runs a dedicated pre-theatre menu — book ahead on performance nights.

Dishoom Covent Garden

Bombay-café cooking on Upper St Martin's Lane, about 9 minutes' walk from Drury Lane. Black daal, bacon naan rolls and chai in a beautifully dressed multi-storey room. Walk-ins queue, so reserve if you are eating before a 7:30 pm performance.

Quick Overview

Address: Theatre Royal Drury Lane, Catherine Street, London WC2B 5JF

Duration: Approximately 2 hours 10 minutes, including one 20-minute interval

Age Restriction: Recommended for ages 6 and above. Children under 4 are not admitted, and under-16s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over

FAQ

There is no parking at the theatre itself. The nearest car parks are Bloomsbury Square, Lincoln's Inn Fields and the NCP on Parker Street, all a short walk away. Central London congestion and ULEZ charges apply, so most audiences arrive by tube — Covent Garden, Holborn, Charing Cross and Temple are all close by.

Yes. Theatre Royal Drury Lane offers step-free access to Stalls level, wheelchair spaces with companion seating, an infrared hearing system and accessible toilets. Captioned, audio-described and BSL-interpreted performances are scheduled on selected dates. Contact the venue's access team ahead of your visit to arrange seating and any assistance you need.

No. Food and drink bought elsewhere may not be brought into the theatre. Bars and kiosks are open across all levels before the performance and during the interval, and Covent Garden's restaurants are a few minutes' walk away for pre-show dining.

Smoking and vaping are not permitted anywhere inside Theatre Royal Drury Lane. There is no designated smoking area on the premises, and there is no re-entry once the performance has begun.

Photography is welcome in the foyers and bars before the show and during the interval. Photography, filming and audio recording of the performance itself are not permitted. Note that smoke, haze, strobe lighting and loud sound effects are used throughout this production.

Tickets are non-refundable and non-changeable, and are valid only for the date and time selected.