The Producers
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Marc Antolin as Leo Bloom performs centre stage with six dancers in glittery costumes, all smiling.
Marc Antolin (Leo Bloom) & the company of The Producers. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Joanna Woodward and Marc Antolin perform a dance, holding hands, in vibrant costumes on stage.
Joanna Woodward (Ulla) & Marc Antolin (Leo Bloom). Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Andy Nyman as Max Bialystock and Marc Antolin as Leo Bloom pose playfully in front of red curtains.
Andy Nyman (Max Bialystock) & Marc Antolin (Leo Bloom). Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Andy Nyman as Max Bialystock, arms raised, in a theatrical pose against a dark background with lights.
Andy Nyman (Max Bialystock). Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Trevor Ashley as Roger DeBris and Raj Ghatak as Carmen Ghia perform on stage, with a statue behind them.
Trevor Ashley (Roger DeBris) & Raj Ghatak (Carmen Ghia). Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Marc Antolin, Harry Morrison, and Andy Nyman perform a comedic scene, expressing surprise and tension.
Marc Antolin (Leo Bloom), Harry Morrison (Franz Leibkind) & Andy Nyman (Max Bialystock). Photo by Manuel Harlan.

The Producers
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Venue

Garrick Theatre

Kids Week: The Producers

During the Official London Theatre’s Kids Week 2026 promotion, kids go free to The Producers on select performances running from 22 July to 29 August. Save up to £50 per ticket.

The first major London revival of Mel Brooks’ The Producers has exploded onto the West End, transferring to the Garrick Theatre after its sold-out run at the Menier Chocolate Factory.

Based on Brooks’ cult classic film, the original Broadway production won a record-breaking twelve Tony Awards, and this revival proves why. When down-on-his-luck producer Max Bialystock teams up with timid accountant Leo Bloom to stage a surefire flop, their scheme backfires with thunderous applause and unstoppable laughter.

Reimagined by Tony Award-winning director Patrick Marber and with triumphant performances from Andy Nyman/Richard Kind, Marc Antolin, Trevor Ashley, Raj Ghatak, Harry Morrison and Joanna Woodward, The Producers is a joy-filled hit you can’t afford to miss.

Closing

19/09/2026

Running Time

2h30, inc. interval

Genre

Musical, West End LIVE

Age & Content

13+ | Children aged 14 and below must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over and sat in seats next to each other.

Please Note:

Includes scenes of a sexual nature, and references to Adolf Hitler and Nazis.

Cast:

Andy Nyman as

Max Bialystock

Marc Antolin as

Leo Bloom

Trevor Ashley as

Roger DeBris

Raj Ghatak as

Carmen Ghia

Harry Morrison as

Franz Liebkind

Joanna Woodward as

Ulla

Alex Lodge as

Storm Trouper

Kelsie-Rae Marshall as

Hold-Me-Touch-Me

Megan Armstrong, Olly Christopher & Gabrielle Cocca as

Dance Captain

Nolan Edwards, Michael Franks & Matt Gillett as

Resident Director

Esme Kennedy, Sinead Kenny & Josh Kiernan as

Assistant Dance Captain

Kate Parr, Emma Robotham-Hunt, Pierce Rogan, Hollie Jane Stephens, Jermaine Woods, & Ryan Pidgen as

Ensemble

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Captioned Performance

Captioned

Captioning provided by Stagetext

23 July 2026

7:30pm

Sign Language Interpreted

British Sign Language

Sign Language Interpretation provided by Theatresign.

7 August 2026

7:30pm

Frequently asked questions

The Producers is playing at Garrick Theatre in London. Your ticket selection will show available performance dates and times, and you can book securely online via Official London Theatre. For the smoothest experience, pick a performance from the calendar and book early for popular dates.
Down-on-his-luck Broadway producer Max Bialystock schemes with timid accountant Leo Bloom to create the biggest flop in theatre history.
The running time for The Producers is 2h30, inc. interval. Duration can occasionally vary slightly by performance, but this is the listed length for the production.
The Producers is recommended for ages 13+ | Children aged 14 and below must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over and sat in seats next to each other.. If you’re bringing younger theatregoers, it’s worth considering themes and attention span alongside the age guidance. Some venues also have their own admission policies, so it can help to double-check requirements before you travel.
Tickets for The Producers go on sale from 5th March 2025. If you’re looking for the widest choice of seats and dates, booking early is usually best - especially for weekends and peak travel periods. Once on sale, you can select a performance and complete your booking online.
You can buy tickets for The Producers online through Official London Theatre. Choose your preferred performance in the calendar, select seats if available, and complete your purchase securely.
The Producers features a cast including Andy Nyman (Max Bialystock), Marc Antolin (Leo Bloom), Trevor Ashley (Roger DeBris), Raj Ghatak (Carmen Ghia), Harry Morrison (Franz Liebkind), Joanna Woodward (Ulla), Alex Lodge (Storm Trouper), Kelsie-Rae Marshall (Hold-Me-Touch-Me), Megan Armstrong, Olly Christopher & Gabrielle Cocca (Dance Captain), Nolan Edwards, Michael Franks & Matt Gillett (Resident Director), Esme Kennedy, Sinead Kenny & Josh Kiernan (Assistant Dance Captain), Kate Parr, Emma Robotham-Hunt, Pierce Rogan, Hollie Jane Stephens, Jermaine Woods, & Ryan Pidgen (Ensemble). Casting can vary by date, so if you’re booking specifically to see a particular performer, it’s worth checking any casting notes for your chosen performance.
There isn’t a strict dress code for London theatre, so wear whatever you’ll feel comfortable and confident in. Most people go for smart casual - think jeans or trousers with a nice top, a casual dress, or a shirt and trainers. If you’re heading to an evening show, on a date, or celebrating something, you might fancy dressing up a bit more, but it’s completely optional.
Arriving at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start time helps keep things smooth and stress-free, giving you plenty of time to collect tickets, go through security, and get settled in your seat before the performance begins.
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