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Join the Royal Court for a night of music, comedy and nostalgia with Come Together, a tribute to the Beatles and the 60s. Book your tickets now!
The Royal Court Variety Lunch Club runs throughout the year on Wednesday afternoons in the main theatre and is open More info and tickets The Giant Killers 11 Jul 2024 - 13 Jul 2024 The inspiring true story of football’s greatest ever underdogs.
Bluets is a story about depression and desire, pleasure and pain, and a person possessed by a lifelong obsession with the colour blue. Communing with artists like Joni Mitchell, Derek Jarman, Andy Warhol and Billie Holiday, blue is their constant companion as they navigate the devastating pain of a life-altering heartbreak.
In a sleepy town in the Wild West, the women drift through their days like tumbleweed. Their husbands, swept up in the goldrush, have been missing for almost a year and show no sign of returning. In fact, the town is almost cut off from outsiders entirely, with only one drunken sheriff for protection. “A whole new frontier” – Guardian.
It will be directed by Royal Court Associate Director (International) Sam Pritchard. “The Chilean-born writer and director Guillermo Calderón is an authentic genius of the theatre.” The New Yorker. B will run alongside Victory Condition in nightly rep, allowing us to programme more work and create flexible show times.
Lie Low is a dark new play from writer Ciara Elizabeth Smyth (Sauce) and director Oisín Kearney (My Left Nut), about fear, trauma and family. It offers a theatrical exploration into the human brain and its response to sexual assault. This touring production of Lie Low is made possible by the support of Culture Ireland. Post-show talk Wed 29 May.
The writer director team that brought Jerusalem to the Royal Court return with a bewitching new story. Jez Butterworth’s most recent play at the Royal Court was the critically-acclaimed hit Jerusalem in 2009, directed by Ian Rickson, which went on to play two record breaking runs in the West End, as well as transferring to Broadway.
