Caissie Levy to Play Solo Concert at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in December 2026
Caissie Levy, the Broadway and West End star who won the 2026 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical, will perform a solo concert at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane on Sunday 13 December 2026 at 7pm.
The concert, titled "Caissie Levy Live at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane," is presented by Darren Bell Productions and Cuffe & Taylor. The venue is operated by LW Theatres, which lists the event on its official website. Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Friday 28 August 2026, with a pre-sale opening at 10am on Tuesday 25 August 2026 (WhatsOnStage).
Levy's set list will draw from across her stage career. Numbers from Ghost, Frozen, Wicked, Les Misérables and Hair are promised, alongside contemporary songs and personal stories from the performer (WhatsOnStage). She has also released the solo EP With You.
The Drury Lane booking follows a decorated year for Levy. She most recently starred in the Broadway revival of Ragtime, for which she won the 2026 Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical and the Drama Desk Award. She also received the 2026 Distinguished Achievement in Musical Theatre Award from the Drama League Awards (WhatsOnStage).
British audiences know Levy well. In 2024 she received WhatsOnStage and Olivier Award nominations for Best Actress in a Musical for her performance in the UK premiere of Next to Normal, first at the Donmar Warehouse — a 250-seat subsidised venue in Covent Garden — and then in its transfer to a larger West End house (WhatsOnStage).
Away from the stage, Levy has performed with Rod Stewart during his Las Vegas residency, headlined concerts with the New York Pops at Carnegie Hall, and toured solo across the UK, US and Canada. The Theatre Royal Drury Lane, one of the largest West End venues, has a capacity of around 2,200, making this a notably big room for a solo artist.
For fans of musical theatre, the draw is straightforward: a performer with major roles on both sides of the Atlantic, singing from the shows that built her career, in one of London's grandest theatres, one week before Christmas.
