Death Note: The Musical plays at the Barbican Theatre, London from 30 July to 12 September 2026 for a strictly limited season.
The running time is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20-minute interval.
The production is recommended for ages 12 and above.
Yes. This production of Death Note: The Musical is performed in English.
No prior knowledge is required. The story is clear and accessible for newcomers.
Photography and filming during the performance are strictly prohibited. You are welcome to take photos in the foyer before and after the show.
We recommend arriving at least 30 minutes before the performance to allow time for security checks, finding your seat and purchasing refreshments.
Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance.
There is no formal dress code at the Barbican. Wear whatever makes you comfortable, from smart evening wear to casual outfits. Cosplay is welcome, but large props or masks may not be permitted inside the auditorium and asked to be left at the cloakroom.
Tickets start from £25. Booking fees may apply.
Tickets can be booked online via the official website or directly through the Barbican Box Office.
The Barbican Theatre is located within the Barbican Centre at:
Silk Street
London
EC2Y 8DS
Follow signage from Level G inside the centre to reach the theatre and your seating level.
Yes. The Barbican Box Office (Level G) is open:
10:00–19:30 on normal days
12:00–19:30 on Bank Holidays
Telephone enquiries: 020 7870 2500
Nearest Underground stations:
Barbican
Moorgate
St Paul’s
It is also easily accessible via Liverpool Street and Farringdon.
We recommend checking live travel updates before your journey.
Yes. The Barbican offers a range of restaurants and bars within the centre, including:
Bars are open pre-show and during the interval. Pre-ordering interval drinks is recommended.
All visitors may be subject to bag checks upon arrival. Please allow extra time during busy performances.
A free cloakroom service for bags and coats is available immediately prior to performances.
Large bags and suitcases are not permitted.
Yes. The Barbican operates a zero-tolerance policy towards abusive, discriminatory or inappropriate behaviour. This includes harassment, intimidation or any conduct that makes others feel unsafe. Visitors who breach this policy may be refused entry or asked to leave the venue.
The Barbican has a range of safety and security procedures in place to ensure a safe and welcoming environment for all visitors. This may include bag checks and visible security staff. Visitors are encouraged to allow extra time on arrival and to follow any instructions from venue staff. For more information, see here.
Yes. Discounts are available for groups of 10 or more, with additional banded pricing for groups of 20+. Contact the Barbican for availability and pricing.
Yes. Reduced-price tickets are available through the Young Barbican scheme on selected performances, subject to availability.
Yes. The production offers:
Audio Described - Tuesday 1 September at 7.30pm
Touch Tour - Touch Tour at 6pm
BSL Interpreted - Saturday 29 August at 2.30pm
Captioned - Saturday 5 September at 2.30pm
Wheelchair-accessible seating can be selected during online booking by choosing the wheelchair ticket type. You can also contact the Barbican Box Office for assistance.
Yes. Essential companion tickets are available through the Barbican access scheme. When booking eligible accessible seating, one companion ticket may be discounted automatically at checkout.
Select your ticket online and choose the “captioned place” option during checkout.