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A person with shoulder-length hair poses in a dynamic stance against an orange background. They wear a black blazer with gold embroidery over a white shirt. One arm is raised, and the other has a fabric band with text.
A man with dark curly hair gazes upward with a thoughtful expression. He wears a dark suit jacket over a shirt. The background is a muted, light color, and the image is centered on a maroon backdrop.
A person with short blonde hair smiles slightly, facing the camera. They are wearing a light-colored top. The background is neutral and blurred.
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In theatres

What’s on
Ballet Shoes
Three performers in whimsical costumes pose against a colorful, painted backdrop. One is upside down on a trapeze, another stands holding a prop, and the third hangs from aerial hoops. They wear fluffy dresses and expressive accessories.

Ballet Shoes

Noel Streatfeild’s best-selling book is spectacularly reinvented for the stage in this new adaptation by Kendall Feaver. Directed by Katy Rudd.
Until 22 February 2025
Info & Tickets for Ballet Shoes
Olivier Theatre - South Bank
Alterations
Three people are playfully interacting among colorful clothes hanging on a rack. The person in the center is being playfully grabbed by the others, creating a humorous scene against a backdrop of various vibrant garments.

Alterations

Lynette Linton returns to direct Michael Abbensetts’ seminal comedy. Illuminating the Guyanese experience of 1970s London and the aspirations and sacrifices of the Windrush generation.
20 February — 5 April 2025
Info & Tickets for Alterations
Lyttelton Theatre - South Bank
Dear England
A lone figure stands, his back to us, wearing a waistcoat, shirt and trousers, in the centre of the red cross of the England flag that appears as a landscape rolling off into the distance.

Dear England

James Graham’s Olivier-Award winning smash-hit returns to the National Theatre, directed by Rupert Goold.
10 March — 24 May 2025
Info & Tickets for Dear England
Olivier Theatre - South Bank
Here We Are
A minimalist illustration showing six people walking on a turquoise path. A man in white walks ahead alone, while a group of five people in colorful outfits follows behind. The background is a solid bright red.

Here We Are

Two-time Tony Award-winner Joe Mantello directs Stephen Sondheim’s ‘cool, and impossibly chic’ (New York Times Critic’s Pick) final musical with a book by David Ives.
23 April — 28 June 2025
Info & Tickets for Here We Are
Lyttelton Theatre - South Bank
London Road
A hanging black basket filled with vibrant multicolored flowers including shades of yellow, red, blue, and green against a pale green background. The flowers are densely packed, and the basket is suspended by chains.

London Road

Alecky Blythe and Adam Cork reunite for their award-winning verbatim musical. Rufus Norris directs this ‘Extraordinary show’ (Financial Times).
6 — 21 June 2025
Info & Tickets for London Road
Olivier Theatre - South Bank
Nye
A man wearing red and black striped pajamas and plaid slippers is moving through flowing, translucent teal curtains. He extends his left arm forward, to part one of the curtains. The background consists of soft, undulating teal curtain layers, creating an abstract, dreamy environment.

Nye

Michael Sheen reprises his role as Nye Bevan in this ‘valiant and valuable affirmation of the NHS’ (Telegraph). Written by Tim Price and ‘vividly directed’ (The Times) by Rufus Norris.
3 July — 16 August 2025
Info & Tickets for Nye
Olivier Theatre - South Bank
The Estate
A man with dark curly hair gazes upward with a thoughtful expression. He wears a dark suit jacket over a shirt. The background is a muted, light color, and the image is centered on a maroon backdrop.

The Estate

Adeel Akhtar is Angad in this razor-sharp exploration of family, power and the lies we tell about ourselves. Daniel Raggett directs Shaan Sahota’s remarkable debut play.
9 July — 23 August 2025
Info & Tickets for The Estate
Dorfman Theatre - South Bank

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Members book first for our new shows, including Inter Alia, The Estate, The Land of the Living and End.

Supporting Cast and Patron booking from Tuesday 28 January

Member booking from Thursday 30 January

Public booking from Thursday 6 February

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In cinemas

A group of seven actors on stage in the set of a grand house. The actor in the centre is stood on a circular wooden table with his arms up in a joyful pose. The other actors are around him looking up at him with varying smiles or frowns.

The Importance of Being Earnest

In cinemas from 20 February

Max Webster’s fresh take on Oscar Wilde’s bold comedy, featuring Sharon D Clarke, Ncuti Gatwa and Hugh Skinner.

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Death of England: The Plays
A group of four individuals is pictured against a plain background. A red cross, similar to the English flag, overlays the image. The individuals have serious expressions and are facing the camera.

Death of England: The Plays

4 points of view. 3 plays. 2 families. 1 incredible theatrical experience. Stream Death of England :The Plays - three interconnected plays exploring the joys and challenges of what it means to be British today. Starring Paapa Essiedu, Thomas Coombes, Erin Doherty, and Sharon Duncan-Brewster, and directed by Clint Dyer.
Now streaming
Watch now on National Theatre at Home
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Coriolanus
A shirtless man with a muscular build stands defiantly behind a marble pedestal between two large, classical columns, set against a textured marble background. He wears worn and dirty brown trousers, has a determined expression and has leather strapping wound around one hand and the wrist of his other arm.

Coriolanus

David Oyelowo made his highly anticipated return to the London stage in the title role. Lyndsey Turner directs a thrilling new production of Shakespeare’s timeless political tragedy.
Now streaming
Watch on National Theatre at Home
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Prima Facie

Prima Facie

Jodie Comer's critically acclaimed West End debut in Suzie Miller’s award-winning play available to stream now.
Now streaming
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The Grapes of Wrath
A woman and two men sit together in front of the open flap of a canvas tent. Packing boxes and canvas bags are either side of them and an open fore is before them.

The Grapes of Wrath

The great American novel reimagined. Carrie Cracknell directs Frank Galati’s award-winning adaptation of John Steinbeck’s masterpiece, with Tony Award-winner Cherry Jones, Harry Treadaway and Natey Jones.
Now streaming
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Present Laughter

Present Laughter

Andrew Scott is Garry Essendine in the multi award-winning production of Noël Coward’s provocative comedy Present Laughter, filmed live from The Old Vic in London.
Now streaming
Watch on National Theatre at Home
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Nye (2024)
A person (Michael Sheen) wearing a striped pajamas stands against a bold, dark green and black gradient background, looking upward with a thoughtful expression.

Nye

Michael Sheen is Nye Bevan in an epic Welsh fantasia about one man's dream of the NHS.
Now streaming
Watch on National Theatre at Home
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The Hot Wing King
A collage of four photos featuring six men against a red background. In the top-left, two men pose with one pointing forward. In the top-right, another man wearing a crown makes a surprised face. The bottom-right shows two men back-to-back, and the bottom-left features a man with a crown looking up. All are wearing white clothes.

The Hot Wing King

Kadiff Kirwan is Cordell in this hot new comedy told with the love language of food; about family, Black Masculinity, sexuality and the journey to finding home. The Hot Wing King is now streaming on National Theatre at Home
Now streaming
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Macbeth
A man (Ralph Fiennes) with a beard and short hair, wearing a white shirt with rolled-up sleeves, stands on stage. He extends one arm forward, with a serious expression. The background is dimly lit with concrete steps visible.

Macbeth

Macbeth is coming. Ralph Fiennes & Indira Varma star in Simon Godwin's ‘full-voltage visceral’ (★★★★ Daily Telegraph) production of Shakespeare's Macbeth. Now streaming on National Theatre at Home.
Now streaming
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London Tide
Two women in thin white dresses stand in a river, soaking wet, one is pushing her hair back from her face. A low-lying city skyline and bridge are behind them in the distance.

London Tide

Based on Charles Dickens' Our Mutual Friend, this romantic and propulsive thriller is a hymn to the city and the river that runs through it. With Bella Maclean and Joe Armstrong.
Now streaming
Watch on National Theatre at Home
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People, Places and Things
A woman dances, wearing a white sleeveless top and dark trousers.

People, Places & Things

Denise Gough reprises her Olivier Award-winning role as Emma, a struggling actress whose life is spinning recklessly out of control on National Theatre at Home.
Now streaming
Watch on National Theatre at Home
Online
A plate of sliced roast beef with horseradish sauce and Yorkshire puddings sits on a table. A glass of red wine and a bottle are placed nearby, set against a softly lit dining background.

Lasdun Restaurant

Visit Lasdun for delicious seasonal dining in our modernist restaurant on the South Bank.

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Lasdun Restaurant