Legendary star of stage and screen, Ralph Fiennes, stars opposite Miranda Raison (Spooks) in David Hare’s ‘fascinating, absorbing and very funny’ (FT) play, transferring from a sell-out season at Theatre Royal Bath.
Ralph Fiennes gives a career defining performance as Sir Henry Irving, the first actor ever to be knighted and the greatest star of the Victorian stage:
‘Ralph Fiennes gives the performance of a true star…focused, luminous, magnetic’ Whatsonstage
‘Ralph Fiennes…mesmerising’ Times
‘Ralph Fiennes triumphs’ Observer
Miranda Raison plays Ellen Terry, the most loved and highest paid actress in England and recruited by Irving to join his renowned company at the Lyceum Theatre.
‘Miranda Raison…a rare marvel’ Observer
‘Miranda Raison…a gorgeous performance’ Financial Times
‘Miranda Raison…exceptional’ Guardian
For Irving the drama was everything. For Terry it was incidental to the richness of her life. Their celebrated partnership – on and off the stage – changed the theatre forever.
★★★★
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There are no group deals for this so if we secured a group, there would be 2 x booking fees to apply (agent and Eventbrite) so we thought best to let you select your own seats, and if you want to join others for pre-theatre drinks at Century Club we will be organising this on Weds May 13th. To book on this date click HERE
To book for other dates please click HERE