Jesus Christ Superstar Tickets

Jesus Christ Superstar London Tickets

The award-winning Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre production of Jesus Christ Superstar comes to the iconic London Palladium this summer. Starring Sam Ryder as Jesus and Tyrone Huntley as Judas, the production also features Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Simon Russell Beale, Richard Armitage, Boy George, Layton Williams and Julian Clary, who share the role of King Herod - check out our Six Stars to Share King Herod article to find out exact performance dates.

Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Jesus Christ Superstar is the global rock opera phenomenon that follows the final days of Jesus Christ, told through the perspective of Judas. Driven by its iconic rock score, the show explores fame, faith, betrayal and power through a modern lens. Book your official Jesus Christ Superstar London tickets today.

About Jesus Christ Superstar

Set during the final days of Jesus’s life, Jesus Christ Superstar reimagines the story of the Passion through the eyes of Judas Iscariot. As tensions rise between followers, rulers and rebels, Judas finds himself torn between loyalty and doubt, ultimately setting in motion a chain of events that will change history forever.

With its bold rock-infused score and emotionally charged storytelling, the musical remains one of the most influential stage works of all time.

Why It’s Worth the Applause

• A landmark rock opera featuring one of the most recognisable scores in musical theatre history
• A star-studded cast including Sam Ryder, Tyrone Huntley, Jesse Tyler Ferguson and more
• A critically acclaimed production from Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, now arriving at the London Palladium

Jesus Christ Superstar Cast

• Jesus – Sam Ryder
• Judas – Tyrone Huntley
• King Herod – Jesse Tyler Ferguson / Simon Russell Beale / Richard Armitage / Boy George / Layton Williams / Julian Clary

Jesus Christ Superstar Creatives

• Writers – Tim Rice & Andrew Lloyd Webber
• Director – Tim Sheader
• Choreographer – Drew McOnie
• Design – Tom Scutt
• Based on the original Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre production