Pinocchio

The Globe Theatre, London.

Pinocchio
Tickets total -
Transaction fee £2.75
Ticket type Cost (face value)? Quantity Seat location
Lower gallery restricted view F £30.00 (£25.00)
Lower gallery restricted view G £42.00 (£35.00)
Middle gallery restricted view E £42.00 (£35.00)
Lower gallery restricted view D £54.00 (£45.00)
Middle gallery restricted view D £54.00 (£45.00)
Middle gallery gent boxes C £60.00 (£50.00)
Lower gallery B £78.00 (£65.00)
Middle gallery B £78.00 (£65.00)
Upper gallery B £78.00 (£65.00)
Lower gallery A £90.00 (£75.00)
Middle gallery A £90.00 (£75.00)
Lower gallery P £102.00 (£85.00)
Middle gallery P £102.00 (£85.00)
Tickets total -
Transaction fee £2.75
The Globe Theatre

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Important Information

Age Recommendation 5 and over (Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult)
Performance Dates 28 Nov 2026 - 3 Jan 2027
Performance Times Various at 11am, 2.30pm or 5.30pm
Content Warning TBC
Run time 2 hrs 10 mins (incl. interval)
 

About Pinocchio

Dreaming of a life beyond his traditional town, restless maverick Geppetto makes a magical wooden puppet called Pinocchio. Together they set out to find family and discover the wonder of being human.

Bring everyone together for "one of the best family shows around" (The Telegraph) – or treat yourself to "a great night out" (The Reviews Hub).

Full of fabulous live music and packed with "blissful silliness… and boisterous humour" (The Guardian), this is "a wonderful festive treat" (Independent) for everybody age 5 and up.

Do not miss this "beautiful new musical" (WhatsOnStage), written by Charlie Josephine (I, Joan, Globe; Cowbois, Royal Court) and Jim Fortune (Mr Gum and the Dancing Bear, National), directed by Globe Associate Artistic Director Sean Holmes.