Mrs. Doubtfire Tour Tickets 2026–2027

Helloooo, poppets! Everyone’s favourite Scottish nanny is packing her bag and heading out on a major UK and Ireland tour in a feel-good, laugh-out-loud musical comedy. With iconic moments from the film, dazzling dance numbers, and big-hearted family chaos, Mrs. Doubtfire is coming to a theatre near you.

Date	City	Venue	Tickets
Thu 13 Aug 2026 - Sat 19 Sep 2026	Birmingham	Hippodrome Theatre	Tickets
Wed 23 Sep 2026 - Sun 11 Oct 2026	Newcastle	Theatre Royal	Tickets
Tue 20 Oct 2026 - Sat 7 Nov 2026	Plymouth	Theatre Royal	Tickets
Tue 10 Nov 2026 - Sun 29 Nov 2026	Leeds	Grand Theatre	Tickets
Wed 2 Dec 2026 - Sun 3 Jan 2027	Dublin	Bord Gáis Energy Theatre	Tickets
Tue 12 Jan 2027 - Sun 31 Jan 2027	Glasgow	King’s Theatre	Tickets
Tue 2 Feb 2027 - Sun 28 Feb 2027	Southampton	Mayflower Theatre	Tickets
Tue 2 Mar 2027 - Sun 21 Mar 2027	Liverpool	Liverpool Empire	Tickets
Tue 23 Mar 2027 - Sun 11 Apr 2027	Cardiff	Wales Millennium Centre	Tickets
Tue 8 Jun 2027 - Sun 27 Jun 2027	Milton Keynes	Milton Keynes Theatre	Tickets

Why You Need to See It

• Mrs. Doubtfire transforms the beloved Robin Williams film into a fast-paced, big-hearted musical that leans into both the farce of Daniel Hillard disguising himself as a Scottish nanny and the emotional core of a dad fighting to stay connected to his kids after a messy divorce.
• The West End staging at the Shaftesbury Theatre (now completed and moving on to a major UK and Ireland tour from 2026) was praised as a “hip-hopping family hit”, combining slapstick comedy, rapid costume changes, physical gags, and heartfelt scenes that balance nostalgia for the film with a contemporary sensibility.
• The London cast was led by Gabriel Vick as Daniel/Mrs. Doubtfire, delivering an exhausting tour‑de‑force performance that required switching between accents, physicality, and personas at high speed, with Laura Tebbutt as Miranda, Cameron Blakely as Frank, Marcus Collins as Andre, and Micha Richardson as social worker Wanda Sellner adding depth and comedic bite.
• The Hillard children were played in rotation by young actors (Herbie Byers, Benjamin Dalton, Parker Newman as Christopher; Ellemie Shivers, Rachelle Viola Bonfield-Bell, Felicity Walton as Natalie), whose strong vocals and stage presence give family scenes authenticity and help younger audience members find characters their own age to latch onto.
• The ensemble, including Lisa Mathieson, Billy Roberts, Maria Garrett, Bleu Woodward, Adam Lyons, Ellie Mitchell and others, populate TV studios, courtrooms, restaurants, and the Hillard home, with many performers juggling multiple roles that keep the world feeling busy and cartoonishly heightened.
• Wayne and Karey Kirkpatrick’s score adds fresh songs rather than recycling pop hits, with numbers like What’s Wrong With This Picture, I Want to Be There, Make Me a Woman, What the Hell, Easy Peasy, I’m Rockin’ Now, The Shape of Things to Come, The Mr. Jolly Theme, Clean It Up, Just Pretend and the finale As Long As There Is Love tracing Daniel’s journey from chaotic man‑child to more present father.
• Rockin’ Now becomes a comic celebration of Daniel finally getting the hang of domestic life, while songs like I Want to Be There and Just Pretend lay bare his desperation to remain close to his children, and As Long As There Is Love gives Miranda, the kids and Daniel a cathartic, emotionally satisfying resolution.
• The show has picked up multiple regional and critics’ awards (including “Best Musical” citations) and strong audience word of mouth, positioning it as one of the most successful recent screen-to-stage family adaptations and justifying its move from Broadway to the West End and now to a large-scale UK tour.
• Costumes have to work overtime: Daniel’s transformation into Mrs. Doubtfire involves carefully designed prosthetics, padding, wigs and dresses that can be donned and removed at speed, enabling split-second changes between identities that often happen onstage or just off, adding to the farce.
• Mrs. Doubtfire’s look riffs on the film—cardigans, knee‑length skirts, sensible shoes and a soft, grandmotherly palette—contrasted with Daniel’s casual, slightly scruffy clothes; supporting characters like Miranda’s sleek contemporary wardrobe and Stuart’s gym‑toned, fitted style underline the gulf between Daniel and his ex‑wife’s new life.
• Sets flip quickly between TV studios (The Mr. Jolly Show), the Hillard home, restaurant kitchens, courtrooms and dressing rooms, with props and sliding units helping to stage rapid-fire comedy sequences such as kitchen chaos, split‑dinner farce, and make‑up mishaps without losing clarity of storytelling.
• Scenes with Mrs. Doubtfire modelling Miranda’s clothing line (in songs like The Shape of Things to Come) turn into mini fashion shows with plus‑size representation and comedic rapping, while TV-set sequences for The Mr. Jolly Show use bright children’s‑TV colours and oversized props to heighten the fun.
• The musical does not shy away from the heaviness of its themes—custody battles, marital breakdown and the impact of parental conflict on children—but it packages them in accessible scenes and songs that younger audience members can follow, while adults recognise deeper emotional truths.
• Age guidance from London venues recommends Mrs. Doubtfire for ages 6 and up, with under‑3s not admitted and every audience member needing a ticket; parents are advised that there is mild swearing, divorce-related tension, and some innuendo, but reviews consistently describe it as warmly family‑friendly for school-age children and tweens.
• To get more from the show, it is worth listening ahead to As Long As There Is Love, I Want to Be There, Make Me a Woman and Rockin’ Now so you can enjoy how recurring melodic ideas and lyrical motifs track Daniel’s growth and the family’s shifting dynamics, making the final reprise land as a genuine emotional payoff rather than just a feel-good curtain call.

Mrs. Doubtfire cast on Tour

The UK and Ireland tour of Mrs Doubtfire features a principal cast led by performers reprising or continuing their acclaimed West End roles in the musical adaptation of the classic film.

• Gabriel Vick as Daniel Hillard
• Laura Tebbutt as Miranda Hillard
• Carla Dixon Hernandez as Lydia Hillard
• Cameron Blakely as Frank Hillard
• Marcus Collins as Andre
• Dominic Andersen as Stuart
• Vanessa Fisher as Wanda Sellner
• Ian Talbot as Mr Jolly
• Aiesha Naomi Pease as Janet Lundy

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mrs. Doubtfire The Musical about?

Mrs. Doubtfire The Musical is a stage adaptation of the beloved film, following out-of-work actor Daniel Hillard who, after losing shared custody of his children in a messy divorce, disguises himself as Scottish nanny “Mrs. Euphegenia Doubtfire” to stay close to them. The musical keeps the heart and comedy of the movie while adding new songs and big production numbers about family, second chances, and learning to grow up.

Where is Mrs. Doubtfire playing in London?

Mrs. Doubtfire recently played at the Shaftesbury Theatre in London’s West End, on Shaftesbury Avenue in the heart of Theatreland. The London run is booking until 26 April 2025, after which the production will say goodbye to the West End ahead of a major UK and Ireland tour.

How long is Mrs. Doubtfire The Musical?

Mrs. Doubtfire runs for about 2 hours 30 minutes including one interval, which is similar across the West End engagement and announced tour venues. Evening shows starting at 7:30 pm normally finish around 10:00 pm, while matinees at 2:30 pm end a little after 5:00 pm.

What is the age recommendation for Mrs. Doubtfire?

The musical is generally recommended for ages 6 or 7 and above, with children under 3 not admitted to the auditorium. Under‑16s must sit next to an accompanying adult aged 18 or over, so families should plan seating so younger children are directly supervised.

Is Mrs. Doubtfire suitable for children and families?

Mrs. Doubtfire is designed as a family-friendly comedy musical with slapstick humour, warm family moments, and some touching scenes about divorce and co‑parenting. There are a few mild innuendos and emotional moments, but most school-age children, tweens, and teens who know the film or enjoy energetic comedy usually find it very accessible and fun.

Is there a Mrs. Doubtfire UK and Ireland tour?

Yes, Mrs. Doubtfire will head out on its first major UK and Ireland tour from August 2026 through 2027, starting at Birmingham Hippodrome and then visiting cities including Newcastle, Plymouth, Leeds, Glasgow, Southampton, Liverpool, Cardiff, Dublin, and more. Initial tour dates run from August 2026 to April 2027, with further cities expected to be added.

Does Mrs. Doubtfire The Musical contain any special effects or triggers?

Most venues list advisories for flashing lights, smoke or haze, and loud noises, which create a lively atmosphere but may affect those with sensory sensitivities. If anyone in your group is sensitive to these effects, it is worth checking venue access notes or choosing seats a bit further back from the speakers and stage.

How can I find cheap Mrs. Doubtfire tickets?

To find cheaper tickets, it helps to look at weekday performances, especially Mondays to Thursdays, and choose seats in the Royal Circle or Grand Circle or towards the rear of the Stalls that still give a clear view. Comparing official Shaftesbury Theatre or tour venue prices with discounts, family offers, and special dates highlighted on the MusicalsAndTickets website is a smart way to secure good‑value seats.

Where is the best place to buy Mrs. Doubtfire tickets?

The safest options are the official Mrs. Doubtfire musical UK site, the Shaftesbury Theatre box office for the London run, and the box offices or authorised partners for each tour venue, all of which show live availability and clear pricing. After checking these sources, you can also browse the MusicalsAndTickets website, which often gathers standard tickets, offers, and remaining best seats across multiple dates and cities.

Where can I check Mrs. Doubtfire showtimes?

In London, Mrs. Doubtfire usually plays evening performances Monday to Saturday at 7:30 pm with matinees on Thursday and Saturday at 2:30 pm, but times can change on holidays and special dates. For the most accurate performance days and start times in London or on the 2026–2027 tour, it is recommended to visit the Mrs. Doubtfire event page on the MusicalsAndTickets website, where up‑to‑date showtimes are listed before you choose your tickets.