Bat Out of Hell Tickets
Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf’s story of post apocalyptic rebellion and passionate loveThis production is recommended for ages 13+.
Performance dates
21 May - 7 June 2025
Run time 2 hours 40 minutes (including interval)
Includes interval
Top Rated Show
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Bat Out of Hell London tickets
Following smash-hit performances in London, New York, Toronto and Germany Jim Steinman’s Bat Out of Hell is revving its engines and peeling into London’s Peacock Theatre for a pit stop on its UK tour. Book Bat Out of Hell musical tickets now to secure your seats whilst availability lasts.
About Bat Out of Hell
This rock ‘n’ roll romance roars into life on the stage. In a post-apocalyptic world, Obsidian is ruled by a tyrant named Falco. ‘The Lost’ are a rebellious gang of forever young teenagers and their Leader is Strat is constantly at odds with Obsidian’s tyrannical ruler. Things change forever when Strat falls in love with Raven, the beautiful daughter of his nemesis.
This wild-child musical is unlike anything you’ve seen before, but at its core is a romance about star-crossed lovers. This over-the-top musical spectacle pushes boundaries and is sure to rev your engines.
Winner of the Evening Standard Best Musical Award in 2017, Bat Out of Hell is a fan favourite show that constantly has people on their feet cheering. Since it left the Peacock Theatre last year, people have been asking when Bat Out of Hell would return to London. Well, wonder no more!
Bat Out of Hell songs
This award-winning musical features songs from Jim Steinman and rock ‘n’ roll legend Meat Loaf. The Bat Out of Hell album is one of the best-selling rock albums in history with more than 50 million copies sold.
The show is full of powerhouse ballads that you know and love including I’d Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That), Paradise by the Dashboard Light, Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad, Dead Ringer for Love, and of course, the title track, Bat Out of Hell.
This Jim Steinman musical extravaganza is as close as you can come to seeing Meat Loaf in a London theatre. People are saying they’d do anything, even that, to see the Bat Out of Hell musical in London, Tickets are sure to go quick so book yours today!
It's one hell of a show!
- The Independent, Daily Mirror, Daily Express, Metro and The Manchester Evening News all gave the musical 5 stars!
- “Bat Out of Hell” has sold more than 40 million copies worldwide and become a seminal rock album
- I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That) won a Grammy and Brit award.
Bat Out of Hell Cast
- Strat - Glenn Adamson
- Raven - Katie Tonkinson
- Falco - Rob Fowler
- Sloane - Sharon Sexton
- Tink - Carla Bertran
- Zahara - Georgia Bradshaw
- Jagwire - Ryan Carter
- Valkyrie - Carly Burns
Bat Out of Hell Creatives
- Book, Music & Lyrics - Jim Steinman
- Director - Jay Scheib
- Musical Supervisor & Additional Arrangements - Michael Reed
- Additional Choreography - Xena Gusthart
- Set & Costume Designer - Jon Bausor
Content
Strong language, mature sexual themes, loud music, haze effects, theatrical smoke, strobe lighting, pyrotechnics (including flames and CO2 jet, confetti).Access
Captioned performance - Sat 31 May at 2.30pm , Audio described performance - Sat 7 June at 2.30pmRecent Reviews
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New production images released for Bat Out of Hell
The unforgettable album from Meat Loaf has been reworked into a must-see dystopian musical and is the ultimate feast for the senses. The rock ‘n’ roll meets romance production Bat Out of Hell is pumped with adolescent turmoil and soaring musical performances. Following critically-acclaimed performances that have shaken the globe, Bat Out of Hell rides its motorcycles straight onto the stage of London's Peacock Theatre! Recently, new production images have been released for Bat Out of Hell, which shows the cast fully immersed in their roles as they trek through the wastelands of Obsidian. Take a sneak-peak at these images to see what's in store for a night of Bat Out of Hell brilliance! Book your tickets today!
20 Dec, 2022 | By Kevin Thomas
News / Productions / Interviews / Q & A
Interview with Bat Out of Hell’s Kellie Gnauck
They’ll do anything for love! Romeo and Juliet meets Rocky Horror in Bat Out of Hell The Musical! Set to the beat of the legendary collaboration of Jim Steinman and Meat Loaf, Bat Out of Hell pushes family values to their very limits within the post-apocalyptic lands of Obsidian. When ruthless ruler Falco’s daughter meets the eternal teenage leader of The Lost, Strat, a love between them begins to blossom amidst their dystopian surroundings. However, the odds are stacked against them, and their ever-growing obsession threatens to destroy all they know. To celebrate our exclusive Black Friday theatre offer, we did a Q&A with Kellie Gnauck who plays Raven in Bat Out of Hell. Kellie recently took over the leading role after playing the part of Valkyrie, one of the leaders of The Lost and the feisty sister of LeDoux. Here’s what she had to say.
24 Nov, 2022 | By Kevin Thomas
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New casting announced for Bat Out of Hell
Brimming with the electrifying classics of Meat Loaf, the award-winning wild child production Bat Out of Hell announces new and returning cast members for its epic international tour. Witness the genius of legendary, award-winning composer Jim Steinman as his musical talents are woven seamlessly through this Rocky Horror meets Romeo & Juliet extravaganza. Book tickets for Bat Out of Hell today, for viewings at Peacock Theatre!
1 Nov, 2022 | By Kevin Thomas
Reviews / Features
London Theatre Review: Bat Out of Hell
It wasn’t until reading the programme notes that I learned the iconic album, Bat out of Hell, was originally written and conceived as a musical. In the 1970s, when no one produced the show, the album was recorded that went to sell half a million copies a week at its peak. The music has now come full circle and the show has been fully realised as a musical and is now on its second outing in the West End.
12 Dec, 2018 | By Harrison Fuller
News / Celebrities
Prince Harry attends a special gala performance of Bat Out Of Hell
Last night (6 December 2018), a special gala performance of the West End’s Bat Out of Hell was attended by Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex. The one-off event at the Dominion Theatre was in support of the Invictus Games Foundation, of which Prince Harry is Patron.
7 Dec, 2018 | By Nicholas Ephram Ryan Daniels
Features
Bat Out Of Hell: an explosive, high-energy night out
Loud. To begin with, that was my overwhelming initial impression of the show. Considering a good proportion of the audience appeared to be my age (early 50s) and possibly coming for a wander down memory lane, I wondered if it was going to be too loud to really enjoy. I needn’t have worried.
9 Nov, 2018 | By Carole Lovstrom
Features
Bat Out of Hell announces official closing date
The producers of Bat Out of Hell have announced its final performance following a highly successful and critically acclaimed run at the Dominion Theatre.
11 Oct, 2018 | By Nicholas Ephram Ryan Daniels
Features
You Took The Words Right Out Of My Mouth!
On a warm evening in London's sticky Tottenham Court Road, a very exciting event is taking place at the Dominion Theatre. Ladies and Gents, roll up for a sing-a-long Bat out of Hell!
28 Sep, 2018 | By Kay Johal
News
Bat Out of Hell invites audiences to sing along for certain performance
‘You took the words right out of my mouth!’ The producers of Jim Steinman’s Bat Out of Hell – The Musical have announced five special performances during which audiences are invited to sing along with the cast! Don’t know the words? A surtitle screen will be provided!
9 Aug, 2018 | By Nicholas Ephram Ryan Daniels
News
Bat Out of Hell extends booking period into the new year
The bat continues to soar. Jim Steinman’s Bat Out of Hell – The Musical, which is now playing at the Dominion Theatre, will be extending its booking period into 2019, it has been confirmed.
26 Jul, 2018 | By Nicholas Ephram Ryan Daniels
Valid all performances 21 May - 7 June 2025. Book by 8 January 2025.