£95pp—'Charlie & the Chocolate Factory' & meal
Why We Love This Deal
This Member Days offer ends at 11:59pm on Monday, 9 November.
See "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" in the West End next year, with theatre legend Michael Ball starring as Willy Wonka. We've secured five dates in August—ideal for a day out during the summer holidays. We get tickets to the show, along with a free pre-theatre meal at Gaucho Covent Garden, for £95 per person.
What's Included
- Vouchers are sold in pairs
- Dress Circle* ticket (usually £99.50) to "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" at the London Coliseum
- A 2-course set-menu meal (a main course and either a starter or a dessert) at Gaucho Covent Garden
- A glass of sparkling wine, beer, house wine, or a soft drink
- Service charge on the 2-course meal and drink is included. A discretionary 13% service charge is added based on any additional food or drinks ordered
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Valid on the following 2027 dates:
- 4 August, 2027
- 11 August, 2027
- 12 August, 2027
- 18 August, 2027
- 25 August, 2027
More Reasons to Go
- "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" last took the West End stage in 2017. Ten years later, it returns, this time to London's largest theatre with the director of "Kinky Boots".
- Hear the iconic soundtrack, with songs including "Pure Imagination", "I've Got a Golden Ticket", and more.
- Michael Ball appears as Willy Wonka in the new production. His West End debut was as Marius in the original Les Misérables. Since then, he has won two Olivier Awards, appeared in multiple stage shows, released multi-platinum albums, and achieved a number one in the charts.
- The original West End production won Olivier Awards for lighting and costume, and its new creative team has an impressive track record.
- Tony- and Olivier Award-winning Katrina Lindsay ("Harry Potter and the Cursed Child") leads costume design, with Olivier Award nominee Leslie Travers ("Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812") heading up set design.
- Before the show, enjoy a glass of bubbly and a 2-course dinner at Gaucho Covent Garden. It is around five minutes' walk from the theatre.










