Why Am I So Single? Tickets

Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss did it again. Bringing in a new wave of musical theatre, the unspeakably talented duo wowed the world with their debut show SIX The Musical. Their follow up was another absolute corker - the incredibly relatable Why Am I So Single? And now, despite no longer playing at the Garrick Theatre, it is an Olivier nominee! The show will be battling out with The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, MJ the Musical and Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 for Best New Musical. 

The show follows two musical theatre writers struggling with dating and the single life. Loosely autobiographical, it’s a hilarious and humble tale of modern courtship and platonic love. It’s made singles say: “oh my God, same” and marrieds say: “thank god we don’t have to do *that* anymore.”

Almost immediately after opening, one of the Why Am I So Single? songs - 8 Dates - went viral on TikTok and is still used as a “get ready with me” banger. And the show’s other numbers are just as catchy and witty. So, before you have a shower, style your hair, spend an hour on what to wear, find out more about the Why Am I So Single? songs below.

All of the Why Am I So Single? songs in order

There are 19 Why Am I So Single? songs spread over the two acts. The titles are: 

Act 1: 

• Prologue 
• Why Am I So Single? 
• 8 Dates 
• I Got Off the Plane 
• Why Am I So Single? (Reprise) 
• C U Never 
• Meet Market 
• Shhh!!!! 
• Just in Case 
• Interlude in B Minor 

Act 2: 

• Clubs Glorious Clubs 
• No Question 
• Disco Ball 
• Why Am I So Single? (Reprise: Pig in the City) 
• Men R Trash 
• Just in Case (Reprise) 
• Lost 
• Why Am I Still Reprising? 
• Better Off Love Story

Who sings the Why Am I So Single? songs? 

The three main Why Am I So Single? characters are Oliver, Nancy and Artie. They are played by Jo Foster, Leesa Tulley, and Noah Thomas respectively. This talented trio, plus other amazing performers, sang the hilarious and catchy songs live on stage. They’ve also recorded an entire album… so you can practice those TikTok dances. 

Where can I listen to Why Am I So Single? songs? 

The full cast album featuring all your favourite songs -  AND features Patti LuPone in a special guest vocal on the extended version of "Men R Trash - was released on 14 March 2025, and is currently available to stream on Spotify and Apple Music.

More from Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss

If you love the show and all the Why Am I So Single? songs but still haven’t seen SIX The Musical yet, what are you doing? The incredible Tony Award-winning reimagining of Henry VIII’s wives is a worldwide success for a reason, and you can see it right here in London now! 

If you’ve seen both shows and you’re desperate for more, the talented duo are teaming up with Megan Nicole Dong (Centaurworld) to create a brand new animated musical film called Bad Fairies. It’s set to come out in cinemas in July 2027.

The sun is out, a refreshing glass of Pimms is constantly on our minds (if not in our hands), and our wardrobe looks like it’s come straight out of MAMMA MIA! We’re in full-on holiday mode (even when we’re at work).

With a host of brand-new musicals, including a show penned by West End royalty, and creators of Six the Musical, Marlow and Moss. And multi award-winning revivals, including Tom Stoppard’s The Real Thing and classic caper The 39 Steps, opening this month, it’s safe to say that London theatre’s are working a lot harder than us!

Take a look at the shows that will be shining in the capital this August. Looking further ahead? We’ve rounded up the top 10 shows opening later this year. 

Frank Skinner - 30 Years of Dirt (5 August)

Football may not have come home, but Frank has! Following a critically acclaimed sold-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe, Lyric Theatre and Gielgud Theatre, legendary comedian Frank Skinner returns to the West End!

His latest show, 30 Years of Dirt has been hailed as his best hour-long yet. With critics calling it ‘plain funny in a way that few other comics can touch’ (Times), and ‘Immaculately constructed…Skinner’s crowdwork is as sharp as ever…he can spool out a yarn every bit as entertainingly as prime-era Billy Connolly’ (Evening Standard). His rib-tickling month long residency starts on the 5th August, give your funny bones a workout, and book your tickets now.

The 39 Steps (16 August)

Alfred Hitchcock's classic spy thriller is transformed into a fast-paced farce in this multi award-winning comedy caper. 

The parody sees four actors play over 130 characters, including the show's protagonist Richard Hannay. Richard finds himself the prime suspect for murder when a mysterious woman is found murdered in his apartment. He embarks on a thrilling adventure across Britain to clear his name and uncover the secret of ‘The 39 Steps.’ 

The Tony and Olivier Award winning show has been performed in 39 different countries across the globe, and has delighted over 3 million people worldwide with its quintessentially plucky spirit and dashing sense of fun. Playing at Trafalgar Theatre (one of our favourite venues in the West End) for a strictly limited run, don’t miss your chance to catch the show and find out whodunnit! We’ll even pick the best seats for you.

There’s a Monster in Your Show (14 August)

Following a critically acclaimed UK tour, the musical adaptation of Tom Fletcher’s best selling children's book makes its London transfer. Perfect timing for the summer holidays! 

A group of performers are preparing to start their show, but quickly discover they are not alone. Little Monster wants to be part of the fun too! He quickly takes to the stage, and brings his best friends, Dragon, Alien and Unicorn sling for the adventure too. 

With original songs from McFly’s Tom Fletcher, expect all the comedy and chaos from There’s a Monster in Your Book, live on stage! Playing at the Riverside Studios for a strictly limited run, don’t miss this magical family musical. 

Opening in 1889, the Garrick Theatre was named after David Garrick, an English actor, playwright, theatre manager and producer. He was a major influence on 18th Century European theatrical practice. The Garrick theatre has mostly been associated in its lifetime with comedies and comedy-dramas – notably No Sex Please, We’re British which played for four years and the multi-award-winning production of JB Preistley’s An Inspector Calls in 1995.

What are the best seats at the Garrick Theatre?

The Garrick’s auditorium is split over three levels, consisting of the Stalls, Dress Circle and Grand Circle. The Stalls give an unobstructed view of the stage from most areas, although there is a slight restriction from Row N backwards due to the overhang of the Dress Circle. There are clear views from all seats in the Dress Circle and Grand Circle.

Garrick Theatre seating plan

Why Am I So Single? casting directors, Harry Blumenau and Sarah-Jane Price, have been busy swiping right on a host of talented performers, and today their (professional) relationships have been made social media official! The new cast members have made it on to the grid. It’s big news guys. Never one to shy away from adventures, the cast are committing themselves to their blossoming relationship, and will be moving into the Garrick Theatre together from 27 August where they’ll stay until the lease is up on 13 February 2025. But who has caught Blumenau and Price’s eye?