The Hunger Games: On Stage Gold Theatre Tickets for Two

Explore Suzanne Collins' world of Panem with theatre tickets for two to The Hunger Games: On Stage. At London's purpose-built Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre, you'll follow Katniss Everdeen's journey in an adaptation of the original novel and Lionsgate film. Immersive storytelling and extraordinary stunts offer a new perspective on the familiar story through live performance.

Key Info

• Availability Description

  Available Tuesday–Sunday. Upon booking, you'll be able to choose your date, time and seats, with the option to upgrade to higher value seats for an additional fee. Pre-booking online is essential. We recommend booking at least four weeks in advance for best availability. All bookings and performances are subject to availability.

• Participant Guidelines

  Recommended minimum age: 12 years. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by and sat next to a ticketholder who is at least 18 years old. Children under the age of three will not be admitted.

• Numbers On The Day

  Your voucher is valid for two people.

• Other Info

  Our vouchers are flexible and may be used to select and book an experience from our range via our website. We offer theatre tickets in a range of pricing tiers – choose the best one for you from the following: Bronze: our most basic pricing tier, offering a selection of affordable seats at top shows. Generally, weekdays offer best availability. Please note, some seats may be restricted view. Silver: our next level of pricing, offering a greater selection of seats. Generally, weekdays offer best availability, with some weekend dates available. Gold: our second highest pricing tier, offering a range of seats across weekdays and weekends. Platinum: our premium pricing tier, offering a wide range of fantastic seats across weekdays and weekends. Once you have selected your seats and your tickets are confirmed, your voucher becomes non-refundable. The production contains loud noises, explosions, haze, smoke, flashing lights and strobe effects, depictions of murder and manslaughter, and themes of death, grief and guilt.