Father’s Day Gifts

Father’s Day offers the perfect opportunity to celebrate the dads, grandads, and father figures who’ve been there through thick and thin - whether they’re fixing things around the house, BBQing in the rain, or delivering groanworthy dad jokes, we wouldn’t change them for the world. If you’re stuck on what to get the man who says he “doesn’t need anything,” forget the socks and mugs. This year, treat him to something memorable: a day out in London’s West End.

A trip to the theatre, followed by a well-earned dinner or pint, makes for a thoughtful and unforgettable gift. The West End is full of charm, excitement, and variety - much like the dads we’re celebrating. From laugh-out-loud comedies to nostalgic musicals and spine-tingling mysteries, there’s a show to match every dad’s personality.

Father’s Day in the West End

With its grand theatres, rich history, and abundance of restaurants and pubs, the West End is the ideal setting for a special Father’s Day outing. Whether you’re making a full day of it or keeping it casual, the West End makes it easy to mark the occasion in style.

Shows to See This Father’s Day

There’s no shortage of great shows to choose from this June. If your dad's the kind of man who considers the pub his second home, The Choir of Man is a perfect pick - it’s set in a working pub, packed with brilliant harmonies, and celebrates the importance of male friendship with plenty of warmth and wit. For dads who fancy themselves as master detectives (the ones who always know who left the kitchen light on), Witness for the Prosecution delivers gripping courtroom drama in an immersive setting, while The Mousetrap continues to captivate with generations guessing who actually did it.

Music-loving dads can turn back time with Just for One Day, a rousing celebration of Live Aid and the iconic performances of the '80s, or immerse themselves in the gritty, behind-the-scenes world of 1970s rock with Stereophonic, a critically acclaimed new drama that combines powerful storytelling with the era’s unmistakable sound. If your dad’s sense of humour is more slapstick than subtle, and his puns arrive like clockwork, you can’t go wrong with The Comedy About Spies, The Play That Goes Wrong or John Cleese’s Fawlty Towers - The Play, both guaranteed to tickle the funny bone of any father who delights in the ridiculous.

Theatre Vouchers

If you’re not quite sure whether he’s more of a musicals man or a plays Papa, theatre vouchers are a flexible and thoughtful alternative. You can buy them in multiples of £10.00, and they’re valid for a whole year - giving him the freedom to pick the show that suits him best, when it suits him best.