1. The Hampstead Theatre auditorium
    Helen Maybanks | The Hampstead Theatre auditorium
  2. Artistic director Ed Hall in the Hampstead Theatre auditorium
    Helen Maybanks | Artistic director Ed Hall in the Hampstead Theatre auditorium

Hampstead Theatre

The modern off-West End theatre has a history of robust productions with wide-ranging appeal.
  • Theatre | Off-West End
  • Swiss Cottage
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Time Out says

Hampstead Theatre has reopened with a full season of plays, with social distancing remaining in place until 11th September

With its versatile main auditorium, the modern building of Hampstead Theatre is home to a host of meaty offerings since it was first founded in 1959, from new work by new playwrights and new work from old ones too. The likes of Debbie Tucker Green, Dennis Kelly and Mike Leigh have all had shows on in the early days of their careers, and the theatre has a history of its robust productions transferring to the West End.

The theatre downstairs is a platform for brand new work from very new writers and companies - that's not reviewed by critics - while the main house is a continued draw for respectable stars such as Roger Allam and Simon Russell Beale.

Grab a ticket for around £10 (concessions) to £35 for main house shows, while tickets in Hampstead's downstairs theatre are usually at the £12 mark. The bar area sells a good selection of hot meals and light bites, in a slightly cramped, but usually pretty buzzy atmosphere.

Details

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Hampstead Theatre
Eton Avenue
London
NW3 3EU
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What’s on

Personal Values

Estranged sisters Vera and Bea attempt to reconnect in Chloë Lawrence-Taylor’s drama. But can they overcome years of mistrust and Bea’s out of control hoarding? Lucy Morrison directs. 
  • Drama

House of Games

After spending his middle years as the most in demand comedy playwright in the country, Richard Bean seems happy spending his pensionable days as the virtual in house writer at Hampstead Theatre. Unlike his recent hits To Have and To Hold and Reykjavik, House of Games is not a new play. But where better for the first revival of this somewhat divisive 2010 Almeida adaptation of David Mamet’s slick 1987 noir? The drama follows Dr Margaret Ford, a celebrated psychoanalyst who falls in with a glamorous conman as she attempts to write a research her new book. Lisa Dillon, Richard Harrington and Oscar Lloyd will star.
  • Drama
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