Strictly Come Dancing The Professionals at London Palladium: 2023 show times and last minute tickets

The Strictly Dancing pros are set to take over the London Palladium stage this week. The familiar faces will perform at the venue for three nights this weekend.

London Palladium will showcase some beloved Strictly stars as the talented performers show off their glam costumes and choreography to audiences in the capital. Some of the professionals set to impress Londoners include Dianne Buswell, Karen Hauer and Gorka Marquez.

The Strictly pros will perform at the venue for three nights from Friday to Sunday. In total, the 10 dancers will perform five shows over the weekend through both matinee and evening productions.

This is not the first time the London Palladium has welcomed the Strictly Come Dancing stars to perform. Last year the dancers also took to the stage for two shows. 

We break down everything Strictly fans need to know about the pro dancers' performances at the London Palladium.

Show times for Strictly Come Dancing: The Professionals at London Palladium 

The Matinee performances will start at 2.30pm. A rundown of show times for the afternoon performances is listed below: 

• Doors open – 1.30pm
• Act one – 2.30pm
• Interval – 3.20pm
• Act two – 3.40pm
• Show ends – 4.40pm

Evening performances kick off at 7.30pm. A rundown of show times for the afternoon performances is listed below: 

• Doors open – 6.30pm
• Act one – 7.30pm
• Interval – 8.20pm
• Act two – 8.40pm
• Show ends – 9.40pm

How to get last-minute tickets for the Strictly Come Dancing: The Professionals shows at London Palladium

There are limited tickets left on the London Palladium website for Strictly Come Dancing: The Professionals shows this week. A few seats are still up for grabs across the stalls, royal circle and grand circle over the three shows.

Prices for the remaining tickets range from £40 - £56.50. However, this excludes other ticket charges, including booking fees.

Strictly Come Dancing: The Professionals UK tour dates - including the London Palladium

• May 2 - Hull Bonus Arena - 7.30pm
• May 3 - Sheffield City Hall - 7.30pm
• May 4 - Newcastle Utilita Arena - 7.30pm
• May 5 - Aberdeen P&J Live Arena - 7.30pm
• May 6 - Glasgow Armadillo - 7.30pm
• May 7 - Edinburgh Playhouse - 2.30pm & 7.30pm
• May 9 - Salford Lowry Lyric Theatre - 7.30pm
• May 10 - Salford Lowry Lyric Theatre - 2.00pm & 7.30pm
• May 11 - Blackpool Opera House - 7.30pm
• May 12 - York Barbican - 7.30pm
• May 13 - Birmingham Hippodrome Theatre - 2.30pm & 7.30pm
• May 14 - Birmingham Hippodrome Theatre - 2.30pm & 7.30pm
• May 16 - Oxford New Theatre - 2.30pm & 7.30pm
• May 17 - Cardiff Motorpoint Arena - 7.30pm
• May 18 - Nottingham Royal Centre - 7.30pm
• May 19 - London Palladium - 7.30pm
• May 20 - London Palladium - 2.30pm & 7.30pm
• May 21 - London Palladium - 2.30pm & 7.30pm
• May 23 - Bournemouth BIC - 7.30pm
• May 24 - Plymouth Pavilions - 7.30pm
• May 25 - Plymouth Pavilions - 2.30pm & 7.30pm
• May 26 - Portsmouth Guildhall - 7.30pm
• May 27 - Brighton Brighton Centre - 2.30pm & 7.30pm
• May 28 - Brighton Brighton Centre - 2.30pm
• May 30 - Liverpool M&S Bank Arena - 7.30pm
• May 31 - York Barbican - 7.30pm