The High Life
- Tue 14 Apr – Sat 18 Apr 2026
- His Majesty's Theatre

Overview
The High Life
The Musical.
Live It!
Story, Script and Lyrics by Alan Cumming, Forbes Masson and Johnny McKnight
Music by Forbes Masson, additional music by Alan Cumming
Directed by Andrew Panton
Co-produced by National Theatre of Scotland and Dundee Rep Theatre in association with Aberdeen Performing Arts and Capital Theatres
After a 30-year delay in the departure lounge, The High Life returns in a new musical spectacular featuring all four original cast members – Alan Cumming, Forbes Masson, Siobhan Redmond and Patrick Ryecart.
Oh deary me! Air Scotia has been sold, and unless our intrepid cabin crew can prove they’re still fit for purpose it looks like the future destination for Air Scotia is the scrap heap. In this flight for their lives, our cut-price cabin crew must get themselves (and their passengers) to their destination safely, testing their mettle and putting decades old friendships and rivalries finally to rest.
Based on the original much loved BBC Scotland cult comedy series, this revival sees our iconic characters finding themselves growing older in an ever-changing world. It’s wickedly funny, features new and original music, is stuffed full of camp silliness and is cleared for take-off.
Group discounts available:
Groups 10+: £5 off (excl Balcony and Fri/Sat)
Groups 20+: £7 off (excl Balcony and Fri/Sat)
Groups 40+: £9 off (excl Balcony and Fri/Sat)
Schools: £18.50 per ticket plus 1 in 10 free. Upper circle and rear stalls only. Wed/Thu performances only.
Group discount will be automatically applied when the qualifying number of tickets have been added to your basket.
To book more than 10 tickets, please contact contact the box office.
Important information
Age guidance: 14+
Warning: Contains strong language
Running time: 2hrs 15 mins incl an interval
Price
£60 - £20
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