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Season productions

Man to Man
Written by Manfred Karge, translated by Anthony Vivis, revised by Stephen Unwin. Directed by Stephen Unwin
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★★★★★ 'Clearly the play of the year... vividly high-definition' Arts Desk★★★★ 'Tilda Swinton makes a triumphant return to the stage' Financial Times★★★★…

Blood of my Blood
Written by Joy Nesbitt. Directed by Tatenda Shamiso
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★★★★ 'Tight, challenging, timezone-hopping debut play' The Standard★★★★ 'Funny and gut-wrenching' The Stage★★★★ 'Intelligent, funny...impressively ambitious'…
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The Afronauts
Written by Ryan Calais Cameron. Co-directed by Ryan Calais Cameron and Monique Touko.
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'As long as a man can dream, he can push the limits of what’s possible.' Zambia, 1964: the space race has a new contender. As the world’s great powers set…

Monument
Written by Rhys Warrington. Directed by Francesca Goodridge
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'…But it’s us that have to live with it.' With the eyes of the world watching, a Welsh farming community, torn apart by tragedy, gathers to debate a planned…
Other Events

Backstage Tour
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Step behind the vermillion wall and discover the history of the Royal Court Theatre — described by The New York Times as “the most important theatre in…

Writers' Card: Zoom Focus Sessions
Struggling to focus on your own?Keep putting off starting a draft, finishing a rewrite or getting an idea out of your head and onto the page? We know the…

Writers' Card: Career Surgeries (in-person)
Fancy a free coffee and a chat? We’re here for you.We know avenues for independent and freelance writers seeking guidance can be limited, and the challenges…

Writers' Card: Career Surgeries (on zoom)
Fancy a free coffee and a chat? We’re here for you.We know avenues for independent and freelance writers seeking guidance can be limited, and the challenges…

John Proctor is the Villain (West End)
Written by Kimberly Belflower. Directed by Danya Taymor
Tue 2 Feb - Sat 24 April 2027
★★★★ 'The hype is real' - Time Out Following a sold-out run here at the Royal Court, Kimberly Belflower’s John Proctor is the Villain transfers to the West End…
