Following its mega-successful premiere in 2012 and a sell-out Australian tour, the epic, all-star arena production of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's classic rock musical Jesus Christ Superstar is back.
What's the deal?
Starring Tim Minchin, Melanie C, Chris Moyles and ITV's Superstar winner Ben Forster, this unmissable production is coming to your city this autumn. Second-price seats are currently available at £45/£46 (plus £4.50/£5 booking fee), but take advantage of our exclusive free upgrade offer between 3 – 10 July and you can get top-price tickets (face value £65) for just £49.50/£51 at London O2†.
Jesus Christ Superstar tickets
What's the show about?
Loosely based on the Gospels, Jesus Christ Superstar is both tender and thrilling in its musical retelling of the last seven days of Jesus' life.
This acclaimed £15 million production presents this classic musical like you've never seen it before. A huge cast of 48 and incredible rock orchestra perform as part of a company of over 100 with state-of-the-art projections and incredible digital technology – more spectacular than you will see on any west End stage!
Why should I see it?
Mixing full-on rock with gospel and pop, the show's score features some of Rice and Lloyd Webber's best-ever songs, including I Don't Know How To Love Him and Superstar.
A Superstar show deserves a superstar cast, and this one's got it. Olivier Award-winning Matilda composer Tim Minchin realises his lifelong ambition to play Judas, and is joined by Olivier nominee and ex-Spice Girl Mel C as Mary Magdalene, Chris Moyles as Herod, and Ben Forster, winner of ITV's show Superstar, in the title role.
What should I do now?
Find out for yourself why this show's been so highly praised. Book between 3 – 10 July and upgrade to top-price tickets.
Jesus Christ Superstar tickets
Terms and Conditions
† Jesus Christ Superstar Flash Sale, pay just £49.50 (£45 ticket + £4.50 booking fee, for London O2 £46 tickets + £5 booking fee) for top price tickets (face value £65) on the following performances only: London O2 Arena 13 October 2013. Tickets must be booked by Wednesday 10 July 2013. Subject to availability. Prices reflect the purchase price with the booking fee already included. Early booking is recommended.
Waltz your fingers across the keyboard to the Book Now button – this sale must end on Wednesday 31 July 2013. For a glorious nostalgia-fest with dance and ditties to die for, it's the best deal in town. This fabulous show has won Olivier Awards for Best Choreographer, Best Costume Design and Best New Musical.