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A sold-out run at the Royal Court in 2024, a brand new play about Roald Dahl and the controversy about his antisemitism. Starring John Lithgow and directed by Nicholas Hytner (NT and Bridge artistic director). Don't miss it!
Why book? Experience new work written by leading play-writing duo Robert Khan and Tom Slinky who wrote Brexit, which enjoyed 2 sell0out runs. "In 1976, Harold Wilson announces his shock resignation as Prime Minister, and the Labour government has a sudden power vacuum. Feuding cabinet giants - Roy Jenkins, Denis Healey and Tony Crosland - meet… Continue reading The Gang of Three
Why book? We loved Imelda in Oedipus last year. A phenomenal stage actress who will be on stage with her daughter Bessie Carter. Directed by Dominic Cooke (Clybourne Park at the Royal Court, Ma Rainey's Black Bottom and Follies at the NT): "This famously controversial play was banned after publication by the Lord Chamberlain, and… Continue reading Mrs Warren’s Profession
Why book? Written and directed by Simon Stone (Yerma, Phaedra), starring Oscar winner Alicia Vikander (The Danish Girl, Ex Machina), and marking the return of Andrew Lincoln (Love Actually, The Walking Dead) to the London stage. This adaptation… Continue reading The Lady from the Sea
Why book? Five-star reviews for its run at the Young Vic. From Olivier Award-winning writer James Graham (Dear England, This House, BBC’s Sherwood), Punch brings Jacob Dunne’s extraordinary true story to the stage in a gripping, high-energy and deeply moving production. Jacob Dunne, a teenager from Nottingham, spends his Saturday nights seeking thrills with his friends. One fateful evening, an impulsive… Continue reading Punch
Why book? Starring Tracy-Ann Obermann ( fabulous in the recent Merchant of Venice 1936) and directed by Blanche McIntyre returns to Hampstead (we loved her Boticelli). after her productions of Letters from Max, Apex Predator and the record breaking The Invention of Love. “Imagine “Brideshead Revisited” rewritten and relocated by the young Philip Roth (with assistance from F. Scott Fitzgerald and J. D. Salinger),… Continue reading Assembled Parties
Why Book? A very impressive cast: Tony Award-winner Tom Morris (War Horse, Dr Semmelweis) directs David Harewood (Homeland, Best of Enemies), Toby Jones (Mr Bates Vs the Post Office, Dectorists) and Caitlin Fitzgerald (Succession, Masters of Sex) in… Continue reading Othello
Why Book? We didn’t want to miss Felicity Kendal in a Tom Stoppard play (Leopoldstadt, The Real Thing, Rosencrantz and Guildernstern, Travesties). “1930, India. Flora Crewe, a noted Bloomsbury Group poet, undertakes a journey through… Continue reading Indian Ink
Why Book? Arcadia is considered one of Tom Stoppard's top 5 plays alongside The Real Thing (which we saw recently at the Old Vic), Travesties (my personal fav) and Rosencrantz… Continue reading Arcadia
Why Book? This play was named a 2024 Pulitzer Prize finalist for drama. It had a hugely successful run in New York. Critics loved its documentary-theatre style combining archival photos with… Continue reading Here There Are Blueberries
Why Book? We are keen to see Director Richard Eyre’s adaptation of August Stringberg’s masterpiece. Two great actors Lisa Dillon (RSC and W.E) and Will Keen (Patriots, The Crown, His Dark… Continue reading Dance of Death
Why Book? according to the Times, this is one the best plays ever presented at the NT! A major revival of Nicholas Wright’s Olivier Award-winning play. Directed by Georgia Green and starring Niamh Cusack. “What I wanted was someday, somehow to be the cause of something remarkable. Before the sunflowers, before the madness, before the fame,… Continue reading Vincent in Brixton