Maths vs physics help!!

I’m better at physics but I enjoy maths more and I really don’t like the practicals we have to do in physics.
I’m not sure what course to do at uni. I’m thinking maybe one with maths and physics or theoretical physics as I assume that would be mostly maths? Ideally it wouldn’t have any practicals or would have very minimal practical aspects.

Most theoretical physics courses will have a year 1 and possibly much of year 2 in common with a "standard" physics course (+/- some extra maths) so you will probably end up doing some lab work. However university level practicals tend to be _very_ different to those at school, much more ambitious, big piles of decent equipment you can get your hand on rather than a single scope being demonstrated to a class of 30, a requirement to develop your own computer code to analyse / model results etc. It turns out that theoreticians actually need those practical skills to be able to do their job, you need to appreciate how to test a theory, or its not science, and writing up lab work is your 1st proper introduction to how to publish a paper.

Take a look at the course specs below for an example ..... note the "less emphasis on experimental work than our standard Physics" comment. Less is not zero.

https://www.imperial.ac.uk/study/ug/courses/physics-department/theoretical-physics-msci/

Those practicals sound stressful! I think the main thing about practicals is that I’m not as confident in it as theory and it feels like so much could go wrong, but I can see how practical work would be important for the theory. I guess I could put up with it for a year or maybe two if it gives me a better understanding in general.