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The National Theatre has announced its latest season, which includes ‘Oslo’ (Sep 5-23 then on to the Harold Pinter Theatre) – a hit American play about the Oslo Peace Accords that will play at the NT for a couple of weeks before hitting the West End; a special season of LGBTQ play readings to tie in with this year’s Pride (Jul 6-10); the return of the hit ‘Jane Eyre’ (Sep 26-Oct 21), and dates, finally, for its big revival of Sondheim’s ‘Follies’ (Aug 22-Nov 4) starring Imelda Staunton.
They’ll go on sale May 5, but even before that comes ‘All the President's Men? – Scenes from the U.S. Senate's Confirmation Hearings’, a gripping one-off West End reading of a verbatim play – edited and directed by Nicolas Kent – based on the ferocious clashes between Democrat and Republican senators that took place in the confirmation hearings for Donald Trump’s cabinet picks in January this year.
With a single performance in the West End’s Garrick Theatre on April 24 and tickets on sale now from the NT’s website, it’s probably going to sell out today, so get involved.
Get tickets here.