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THE ROYAL COURT THEATRE: NEW SEASON OF WORK SEPTEMBER 2022 – APRIL 2023 “First time playwrights and hugely experienced writers and journalists come together to make the variety of work at the Royal Court, from September to April.Everyone shares the urgent need to ask questions in an overwhelming world, and with their words and playful imaginations offer us a place to meet their stories ...
Tickets. To contact the Box Office please email boxoffice@royalcourttheatre.com. The Box Office phone line (020 7565 5000) is open 12 – 6, Monday – Friday.
Michael Wynne’s dark comedy explores the safety of home and the different ways we cope in our increasingly uncertain world. Olivier and BAFTA Award-winning playwright, Michael Wynne returns to the Royal Court with his new play directed by Artistic Director, Vicky Featherstone. Cuckoo has been generously supported by a lead gift from Charles ...
Jews. In Their Own Words. – a theatrical inquiry conducted through words, song…and a dose of English irony. Written by Jonathan Freedland. From an idea by Tracy-Ann Oberman. Co-created by Vicky Featherstone, Tracy-Ann Oberman & Audrey Sheffield. Post-show Talk Wed 12 Oct. A Q&A with writer Jonathan Freedland. This event is free with a ...
That Is Not Who I Am - Royal Court. A slippery new thriller in which nothing is as it seems and nobody is who they are. When Ollie has his identity stolen on the internet, it’s bad enough. But soon it’s not just his online life collapsing – his real life is being stolen too. Who is the person really doing and saying these awful things?
Attending a Performance. THEATRES. The Royal Court in Sloane Square has multiple theatre spaces: The Jerwood Theatre Downstairs is a proscenium-arch theatre seating approximately 370 people over three levels: Stalls, Circle and Balcony. The Jerwood Theatre Upstairs is a studio space which seats approximately 85 people.
The true sound of the underground is tearing duct tape, frenzied costume fixes, lighting up cigarettes, jangling tips and a whole lot of chaos. This is not your average night at the theatre. Legends of the London queer club scene come above ground to take over the Royal Court Theatre. Part-play, part-raucous cabaret, part-workers’ manifesto ...
