Thriller Live - London Theatre Tickets

Established in 2006, THRILLER LIVE moonwalked into the West End after three acclaimed UK tours and standing ovations across Europe.

Currently playing at the Lyric Theatre, as well as simultaneously touring the world, award-winning director Gary Lloyd’s THRILLER LIVE brings to life the sensational dancing and distinctive sound of Michael and the Jackson 5.

In a career spanning 40 years, Michael Jackson sold an unparalleled 750 million records worldwide with the Thriller album still the world’s best-selling recording of all time. His music continues to sell in its millions, winning new fans young and old alike.

THRILLER LIVE includes over two-hours of non-stop hit songs in a show that pays homage to the world-class spectacle of Jackson’s legendary live performances.

Featuring Michael Jackson and Jackson 5’s unforgettable music, Thriller Live is a non-stop jukebox musical packed to its full with glorious music, glamorous costumes and gritty performances. The evergreen hits like ABC, I Want You Back, Dangerous, Black or White, The Love You Save, Beat It, The Way You Make Me Feel, I Just Can't Stop Loving You and the title song- Thriller, gets you out of your seats singing along the historical tunes and roaring with great zeal.

As an all singing all dancing concert-cum-jukebox musical, presented by Flying Music in association with Adrian Grant, Thriller Live is a splendid theatrical tribute to Michael Jackson and Jackson 5. The musical takes one back to the good old days of black coats and leather pants, moon walking, break dancing and unforgettable pop tunes.

This spectacular high-on-energy concert-cum-musical has played success at West End’s Lyric Theatre with more than 750,000 viewers having witnessed this amazing production at the Lyric Theatre. As West End’s favourite this must watch musical opened in January 2009 after three acclaimed UK tours, and has the title and crown of the longest-running show at this prestigious stage. It also holds the record for the highest weekly gross in the history of the theatre.