When an ordinary person meets someone famous, that meeting is probably soon forgotten by the celebrity whilst for the ordinary person they’ve met, it’s an anecdote they will tell for the rest of their lives even if the meeting is a fleeting one. That’s the basic premise for Songs For Nobodies, a one-woman show that opened in Melbourne in 2009, got its European premiere at Wilton’s Music Hall last year and has now made the transfer to the West End at the Ambassadors. The one woman is … [Read more...]
Ambassadors Theatre London Reviews & News
Mad House opens at the Ambassadors Theatre on 15 June for a strictly-limited season. Don’t miss it.
Why go and see it?
Two Hollywood stars. One gripping and darkly comic new play.
A family reunion. Time to pay your last disrespects.
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Full casting announced for The Twilight Zone at the Ambassadors Theatre
Full casting has been announced for the highly anticipated West End transfer of the Almeida’s sell-out production of The Twilight Zone, which transfers to the Ambassadors Theatre from 4th March 2019. Reprising their highly praised performances from the Almeida run are Oliver Alvin-Wilson, Adrianna Bertola and Neil Haigh, who will be joined for the West End premiere by Alisha Bailey, Natasha J Barnes, Nicholas Karimi, Dan Crossley, Dyfan Dwyfor, Lauren O’Neill and Matthew Steer. Adapted by … [Read more...]
Eugenius! The Musical Tickets London Ambassadors Theatre
Due to phenomenal demand, Eugenius! The Musical is to transfer to the West End for a strictly limited winter season! A thrilling, high-energy 80s-inspired British musical with a superhero-sized heart and uplifting score, Eugenius! will end its second critically acclaimed run at The Other Palace - extended due to public demand - on Sunday 21 October and will open the following week at the Ambassadors Theatre. Eugenius!, book music and lyrics by Ben Adams and Chris Wilkins, will run for a … [Read more...]
Review of Pressure at The Ambassadors Theatre
There’s that iconic 90’s song by Crowded House - you remember it? - Always Take The Weather With You: whereas the song was not necessarily based on the central character of Pressure there is no doubt that Dr James Stagg was exactly that guy - someone who always took the weather with him. Even as a child he was wondering where the rain came from and by the time he arrived at the momentous events of June 1944 weather was his all-consuming passion, he was the world’s leading climatological expert … [Read more...]
Review of Anthony Horowiitz’s Mindgame at the Ambassadors Theatre
After an amusing “please turn off your phone” message that set the scene, the Mindgame (or should that be Anthony Horowitz’s Mindgame?) curtain rose on an old-fashioned doctor’s office in Fairfields Hospital in Suffolk with the sound of bells and loud ticking clocks followed by a chilling scream. Amongst the props on the set, is a desk, some chairs, an odd photo on the wall of someone who could be a doctor or a professor and a view out of the window of a large, beautifully landscaped garden. … [Read more...]
On the 74th anniversary of D-Day Pressure transfers to Ambassadors Theatre
Based on the remarkable true story of two warring Allied meteorologists tasked with predicting the weather conditions for the D-Day landings, David Haig’s critically acclaimed play Pressure will transfer to the West End's Ambassador’s Theatre for a limited season from 6th June to 1st September 2018. The transfer follows a celebrated run at Chichester Festival Theatre (5 stars from the; Daily Telegraph, Observer & Evening Standard), a national tour (in association with Cambridge Arts Theatre … [Read more...]
Beginning at the Ambassadors Theatre – Review
If you are searching for an absolute definition of ‘awkward’, and I fully accept that you may not be, then look no further than the original National Theatre production Beginning, newly transferred to the Ambassadors Theatre. David Eldridge’s play navigates us through early hours post-party small talk between willing lady - sorry, woman - and reluctant male divorcee; it steers us through hilarious unfunny jokes and embarrassing silences; it guides us through dad dancing and drunk exhibitionism … [Read more...]