Disney's Hercules
next weekend in London
Available Performances
See this weekend's performancesDisney's Hercules will be flexing his muscles at Theatre Royal Drury Lane!
Things to Know Before You Go
Updated: Tue 14 Apr, 06:00 London time
Is there a Saturday matinee for Disney's Hercules next weekend?
Yes — Sat 25 Apr 14:30 (tickets available).
What time does the Disney's Hercules Sunday show start next weekend?
No Sunday performance next weekend.
What's the cheapest Disney's Hercules performance next weekend?
From £29 (Fri).
Is Disney's Hercules suitable for children?
Yes. Disney's Hercules is generally recommended for children aged six and over. It includes some moments of mild peril and battle scenes, but the tone remains playful and upbeat, with plenty of humour and music to keep younger audiences engaged.
Do I need to have seen the Hercules film first?
Not at all. If you know the film, you will enjoy recognising favourite characters and songs, but the stage version tells the story clearly enough for newcomers. It works as a self-contained introduction to Hercules' world of gods, monsters and heroes.
How long does Disney's Hercules run?
The performance runs for approximately 2 hours 10 minutes, including an interval. It is a comfortable length for most families and leaves time for a meal either before or after the show.
What kind of music can I expect in Disney's Hercules?
The score combines familiar songs from the animated film with new material written for the stage. Expect gospel-inspired showstoppers from the Muses, upbeat ensemble numbers and more introspective ballads for Hercules and Meg.
Is there a dress code for Disney's Hercules?
There is no formal dress code. Families often arrive in smart-casual clothes, and younger audience members occasionally come in Disney-inspired outfits. Comfort is more important than formality, especially if you have travelled into central London for the day.
About this show
Disney's Hercules brings the beloved 1997 animated film to the stage in a fresh, theatrical retelling of the myth. In a storybook Ancient Greece of marble columns and neon clouds, Hercules sets out to prove himself a true hero with help from the gospel-singing Muses, quick-witted Meg and trainer-in-chief Phil. The show blends the original film score with new numbers, mixing gospel, pop and classic musical theatre into a feel-good evening about courage, identity and choosing your own path. With bold design, broad humour and clear storytelling, it is an easy, uplifting introduction to musical theatre for families and Disney fans alike.
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