Prince Edward Theatre

I have no idea.

So it will be, it's currently in the Prince Edward Theatre and it's now going to play its final performance on the second, second or third of January.

Have they not decided? No, no, no.

Or maybe I've just written that down wrong.

just always find things like that strange because I know three months is going to be a long time, especially if something's going to be not happening or whatever, but...

I just, I'm like, can you not just, it's only three months, can you not just let it run for the three months? And then I

wondered, why is it? Is it because, like, the Prince Edward Theatre is massive, like, it is a big house, but then you would hope if that was the only reason, like, it's having to close early because it's not filling that house, could you not have moved it into another theatre, you know, like, into a smaller theatre?

Yeah.

I believe you are going to have the time of your afterlife now with Beetlejuice.

And this is at the Prince Edward Theatre in London.

And I think based on Tim Burton's film, too.

That's right.

Yes.

So we're staying in the West End, as you say, at the Prince Edward Theatre for the hit comedy musical Beetlejuice.

It's on Monday, the 28th of September at 7.30 with a touch tour at 5.30. Tickets are from £20 as you get ready, as you say, for the time of your afterlife.

A supernaturally hilarious hit musical based on Tim Burton's beloved classic movie.