
The National Theatre has an international reputation for its award-winning shows. Three theatres present new writing, classics, comedies and musicals. Discover more at one of the Platforms. Enjoy Backstage Tours, free exhibitions, live foyer music and browse the bookshop. Get your hands on £10 Travelex tickets and check out Entry Pass, a membership scheme offering £5 tickets for 15-19s. Keep an eye out for new Sunday performances as of 21st September.
South Bank, London, SE1 9PX
020 7452 30004 Nov 07 - 24 Feb 09
National Theatre
An eye-opening autopsy of the modern world at the National Theatre
A thought-provoking ensemble production which explores the blurred lines between business, media and politics. David Hare’s 14th original play for the National.
A thought-provoking ensemble production which explores the blurred lines between business, media and politics. David Hare’s 14th original play for the National.
6 Sep 08 - 20 Oct 09
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in-i is a unique collaborative dance piece at the National with Juliette Binoche
A major new work of dance theatre created by one of the world’s leading dancer/choreographers, Akram Khan, and actress Juliette Binoche.
A major new work of dance theatre created by one of the world’s leading dancer/choreographers, Akram Khan, and actress Juliette Binoche.
18 Sep - 29 Nov 08
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The National presents the Walworth Farce, original theatre at its best
Direct from New York, this play by Enda Walsh delivers an achingly tender insight into what happens when we become stuck in the stories we tell ourselves about our lives.
Direct from New York, this play by Enda Walsh delivers an achingly tender insight into what happens when we become stuck in the stories we tell ourselves about our lives.
26 Sep 08 - 24 Jan 09
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Extraordinary life-sized puppets bring a children’s epic to life at the National Theatre
Be amazed by the Handspring Puppet Company’s works of puppetry in this gripping journey through history. An exhilarating children’s story of bravery and courage.
Be amazed by the Handspring Puppet Company’s works of puppetry in this gripping journey through history. An exhilarating children’s story of bravery and courage.
8 Oct 08 - 4 Jan 09
National Theatre
The most well known Greek tragedy comes to the National with lead Ralph Fiennes
An intense and raw version of Sophocles’ magnificent tragedy. Ralph Fiennes takes the title role, with Alan Howard as Teiresias and Clare Higgins as Jocasta.
An intense and raw version of Sophocles’ magnificent tragedy. Ralph Fiennes takes the title role, with Alan Howard as Teiresias and Clare Higgins as Jocasta.
15 Nov 08 - 10 Jan 09
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The National Theatre's showcase for top designer jewellery
Over 80 exhibitors show an exciting mix of contemporary jewellery, metalwork, embroideries and handmade mirrors, all of which are for sale.
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Over 80 exhibitors show an exciting mix of contemporary jewellery, metalwork, embroideries and handmade mirrors, all of which are for sale.
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21 Nov 08 - 21 Jan 09
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Encounter the dark side of a Midwestern American family at the National Theatre
The death of a cherished father shakes the foundations of a family as repressed secrets and lies unfurl. A powerful portrayal of a broadway classic that reinvigorates the family drama.
The death of a cherished father shakes the foundations of a family as repressed secrets and lies unfurl. A powerful portrayal of a broadway classic that reinvigorates the family drama.
12 - 30 Jan 09
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Tom Stoppard’s darkly funny and provocative play at the National Theatre
A dissident is locked up in an asylum. If he accepts that he was ill, has been treated and is now cured, he will be released. He refuses. A co-production with the Southbank Sinfonia.
A dissident is locked up in an asylum. If he accepts that he was ill, has been treated and is now cured, he will be released. He refuses. A co-production with the Southbank Sinfonia.
20 Jan - 28 Feb 09
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A passionate and tragic tale of obsessive love set in 50s England at the National Theatre
After lonely six weeks with only her crippled son for company, Mrs Affleck welcomes her husband. However there is only torment to come when his possessive half-sister drops by.
After lonely six weeks with only her crippled son for company, Mrs Affleck welcomes her husband. However there is only torment to come when his possessive half-sister drops by.





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