A theatrical career was almost preordained for Kit Harington, who was named after nonconformist Elizabethan playwright Christopher “Kit” Marlowe. 

Best known for his performance as *Game of Thrones* heartthrob Jon Snow, Harington began his career in theatre and will shortly return to the West End in Jeremy O. Harris’s lauded *Slave Play*, which follows three interracial couples as they work on their relationships through a highly unusual type of therapy. 

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Find out more about the *Game of Thrones* star's stage career as he returns to the West End in Jeremy O. Harris's controversial *Slave Play*.

Paapa Essiedu has been making waves ever since he joined the Royal Shakespeare Company right out of drama school, and in his varied career he has balanced classical drama with bold contemporary plays, and theatre work with some notable screen projects – including *Black Mirror, Gangs of New York*, and *I May Destroy You.*

Now he’s back on stage and tackling a blistering state-of-the-nation monologue in *[Death of England:...

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The acclaimed stage and screen actor stars as Delroy in Clint Dyer and Roy Williams's state-of-the-nation drama at new West End venue @sohoplace.

“But, soft, what light through yonder window breaks? / It is the east, and Juliet is the sun”. Everyone has an opinion on *Romeo and Juliet* and what their story represents. Many of us will have studied it at school and have been able to relate to the way in which Shakespeare evokes the intensity of first love. 

The children of two prominent families of Verona who have been at war for years, Romeo and Juliet fall in love at first sight and marry in secret. Tragically, nothing goes according to...

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As Tom Holland and Francesca Amewudah-Rivers play Shakespeare's tragic lovers in the West End, we take a look at other famous pairings from the past century.

BAFTA Award-winning actress Anne-Marie Duff has been announced as starring in a new production of Lillian Hellman’s [*The Little Foxes*](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/39937-the-little-foxes) at the Young Vic in London. Performances begin on 2 December and Olivier Award winner  Lyndsey Turner directs.

Duff, who last performed at the Young Vic Theatre 17 years ago in *The Soldier's Fortune*, will lead the cast as Regina Giddens, in this play about a woman from Alabama who struggles for...

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Anne-Marie Duff, who last performed at the Young Vic Theatre 17 years ago in *The Soldier's Fortune*, will lead the cast of *The Little Foxes* as Regina Giddens.

The Mischief comedy troupe is bringing back *Mischief Movie Night* to London this summer. The improvised show will run from 30 July-1 September at the Other Palace.

Every show will be different, with audience members suggesting a genre, location, and title at the start of each performance. The Mischief gang then bring the show to life.

The cast will include Henry Shields, Harry Kershaw, Bryony Corrigan, Niall Ransome, Henry Lewis, Rhyanna Alexander Davies, Lauren Shearing, Susan Harrison,...

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Every *Mischief Movie Night* show will be different, with audience members suggesting a genre, location, and title at the start of each performance.

New casting has been announced for Andrew Lloyd Webber’s [*The Phantom of the Opera*](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/308-the-phantom-of-the-opera-tickets), which has been running at [Her Majesty's Theatre](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/venues/his-majestys-theatre) since 1986. The new cast will take over from 29 July.

Dean Chisnall, who most recently appeared as Jean Valjean in *Les Misérables* in the West End, joins the company as The Phantom, alongside Joanna Ampil (*Miss Saigon, Jesus...

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Dean Chisnall, who most recently appeared as Jean Valjean in *Les Misérables* in the West End, joins the company of Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical as The Phantom.

Andrew Lloyd Webber's [*Starlight Express*](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/show/24471-starlight-express-tickets) has extended performances until June 2025, after opening at the newly reconfigured [Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/theatre-news/news/a-complete-guide-to-the-troubadour-wembley-park-theatre) last weekend.

Lloyd Webber's musical about a train set that comes to life has new choreography by Ashley Nottingham in a production directed by Luke Sheppard,...

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Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical about a train set that comes to life has new choreography by Ashley Nottingham in a production directed by *& Juliet*'s Luke Sheppard.

Sir Ian McKellen will not return to the role of Sir John Falstaff in the national tour of *Player Kings*, following a fall from the stage during a performance in the West End run.

At the show on 17 June at the Noël Coward Theatre, McKellen appeared to lose his footing after performing a fight scene. He was taken to hospital and the play was cancelled that night.

Since then, McKellen's understudy David Semark has been performing the role in the West End, which he will continue to do when the...

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The Olivier Award-winning actor had been playing the famous comic character Sir John Falstaff in Robert Icke's modern reworking of *Henry IV*, parts one and two.

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West End star Zizi Strallen and *SIX*'s Renée Lamb will reprise their roles as Marie Antoinette and Jeanne, respectively, in *Cake: The Marie Antoinette Playlist* when it opens at London's The Other Palace on 13 September for a strictly limited season.

The musical had try-out performances at The Lyric Theatre last year and follows the gossip and scandal surrounding Marie Antoinette — the last queen consort of France prior to the French Revolution — after she is implicated in a crime.

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Morgan Lloyd Malcolm, Tasha Taylor Johnson, and Jack McManus's musical looks at the life of Marie Antoinette, the last queen consort of France prior to the French Revolution.

Sir Ian McKellen will not return to the role of Sir John Falstaff in the national tour of *Player Kings*, following a fall from the stage during a performance in the West End run.

At the show on 17 June at the Noël Coward Theatre, McKellen appeared to lose his footing after performing a fight scene. He was taken to hospital and the play was cancelled that night.

Since then, McKellen's understudy David Semark has been performing the role in the West End, which he will continue to do when the show goes on tour from 3-27 July.

The Olivier Award-winning star said in a statement: "Two weeks after my accident onstage, my injuries improve day by day.

"It's with the greatest reluctance that I have accepted the medical advice to protect my full recovery by not working in the meantime.

"I had been so looking forward to bringing *Player Kings* to theatregoers in Bristol, Birmingham, Norwich, and Newcastle.

"But I can assure them that, with David Semark now playing Falstaff, Robert Icke's production and his acting company remain as dazzling as ever. Go see for yourself!"

A statement from the production said: "Following Ian McKellen's injury during the West End run of *Player Kings*, his doctors' advice is to take time off from work in order to fully recover.

"As such, he will not be returning to play Sir John Falstaff in the national tour of *Players Kings* (3-27 July 2024).

"Ian continues to recuperate very well, but he needs the time to rest and ensure a complete recovery. We continue to send him our best wishes.

"As it was for the final West End performances, the role of Falstaff will now be performed by David Semark, Ian's brilliant understudy, for all tour dates of *Player Kings*."

The 85-year-old actor had been playing the famous comic character Sir John Falstaff in Robert Icke's modern reworking of *Henry IV*, parts one and two, when he fell from the stage. He then spent three days in hospital recovering.

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McKellen told BBC News, "I've resisted offers to play John Falstaff [but] Robert Icke's ingenious adaptation was irresistible."

Ian McKellen has played many Shakespearean roles, including *Richard III*, *Coriolanus*, and *King Lear*. His most recent Shakespeare performance was as Hamlet at Theatre Royal, Windsor in 2021. On screen, he is perhaps best known for playing Gandalf in *The Lord of the Rings* and *The Hobbit*. He is a six-time Olivier Award recipient and was Oscar-nominated for *Gods and Monsters* and *The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring* — not to mention that McKellen has been nominated for all major acting awards. He was knighted in 1991.

Known for his innovative stagings and adaptations of classic plays, Icke became the youngest recipient of an Olivier Award for Best Director for *Oresteia* in 2016, and he also received Evening Standard and Critics’ Circle Awards. He directed Andrew Scott as Hamlet in a production broadcast by the BBC, and which transferred to New York (with Alex Lawther taking over the lead role). More recently, he received an Evening Standard Theatre Award for *The Doctor*, which played at the Almeida Theatre, in the West End, on tour, and in Adelaide and New York.

## What to watch for

- *Henry IV: Part 2* features the famous line “Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown.”
- Michael Gambon, Richard Griffiths, Antony Sher, and Simon Russell Beale all played Falstaff, a plum role for character actors.
- Falstaff is the star of his own comedy, *The Merry Wives of Windsor*.
- Falstaff is thought to be inspired by the real-life Sir John Oldcastle, a friend of the future Henry V who was eventually executed for heresy and treason. Another influence is Sir John Falstof, a soldier who fought in the Hundred Years’ War.
- Ian McKellen first appeared in *Henry IV* as an undergraduate at Cambridge, playing the ancient Justice Shallow. Derek Jacobi played Hal, and renowned director John Barton staged the production.

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See the legendary Sir Ian McKellen as Sir John Falstaff in *Player Kings*, a new version of Shakespeare’s mighty history plays *Henry IV: Parts 1 and 2*, adapted and directed by award-winning writer and director Robert Icke. Book *Player Kings* tickets on London Theatre now.

Based on the turbulent reign of Henry IV and set in a divided England in 1403, the *Player Kings* play builds toward the climactic Battle of Shrewsbury. Henry IV struggles to maintain his shaky claim to the throne as a group of rebel noblemen plot to overthrow him.

But the best part of Shakespeare’s play is Prince Hal’s misadventures in the pubs of London with drunken knight John Falstaff — and with McKellen in the role, we can expect this strand of the play to be front and centre. Can their friendship survive the pressures of kingship? 

Before *Player Kings* in the West End, the renowned McKellen last appeared in the charming Frank & Percy at The Other Palace opposite Roger Allam. At Christmas 2022 and early 2023, he toured in the title role in the pantomime *Mother Goose*. His most recent Shakespeare appearance was as Hamlet at Theatre Royal, Windsor. He has been nominated for countless acting awards and is a six-time Olivier Award recipient. 

Audiences and critics celebrate Icke’s productions of the classics for their fresh and gripping storytelling. He became the youngest Olivier Award winner for Best Director for *Oresteia* in 2016. In 2023, his acclaimed play *The Doctor* played at the Almeida Theatre, in the West End, and in New York. Noted for his inventive use of technology, Icke has put on Shakespeare stagings include Hamlet (starring Andrew Scott), which was acclaimed for its high-tech CCTV concept. Audiences can surely expect similar innovation from this medieval-set but thematically contemporary Shakespeare revisal.

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Ian McKellen - 'one of the world's greatest actors' (Times) - plays Falstaff in a new version of Shakespeare’s Henry IV, adapted by the award-winning writer and director Robert Icke.

Sir Ian McKellen was born in Burnley&nbsp;in 1939. He was drawn to the theatre from the age of three&nbsp;following a trip to Manchester's Opera House to see Peter Pan. At the age of 18 he attended St Catherine's College in Cambridge where he became a member of the Marlowe Society. His contemporaries&nbsp;included Trevor Nunn and <a href="/actor-profile/derek-jacobi">Derek Jacobi.</a>

After a period working in repertory theatres around the UK, he became a member of Laurence Olivier’s <a href="/theatres/national-theatre">National Theatre</a> Company in 1965. McKellen performed frequently in the Royal Shakespeare Company during the 1970s and&nbsp;1980s, taking leading roles in Macbeth in 1976 alongside Judi Dench.

Outside of his theatrical work he is probably most recognised for his roles as Gandalf the Grey/White in Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings Trilogy and Hobbit Trilogy,&nbsp;and as Erik Lehnsherr / Magneto in the X-Men franchise.

2007 marked a return to the RSC and to working wth Trevor Nunn appearing in productions of The Seagulland King Lear, both shows had a residency at the <a href="/theatres/gillian-lynne-theatre">Gillian Lynne Theatre</a>. In 2009, he appeared in Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot alongside his X-Men co-star Patrick Stewart at the <a href="/theatres/theatre-royal-haymarket">Theatre Royal Haymarket</a>. They would go on to reprise their roles on Broadway in Godot in 2013, the production running in rep with *No Man's Land* by Harold Pinter. &nbsp;

In September 2016, he and Stewart once again re-united on the West End Stage at the <a href="/theatres/wyndhams-theatre">Wyndhams Theatre</a> in No Man's Land. A year later,&nbsp;McKellen provided&nbsp;the voice of The Demon in the West End premiere of <a href="/show/the-exorcist">The Exorcist</a>.&nbsp;

In summer 2018, Ian McKellen played&nbsp;<a href="/show/king-lear">King Lear</a> in a transfer of Jonathan Munby’s Chichester Festival Theatre. McKellen played the role in Chichester, and told the press it was likely to be his ‘last big Shakespearean part’.&nbsp;King Lear&nbsp;transferred to the&nbsp;<a href="/theatres/duke-of-yorks-theatre">Duke of York’s Theatre</a>. For his 80th birthday, he gave a <a href="/show/ian-mckellen-on-stage">nationwide tour filled with stories, anecdotes and monologues</a>, including a three month run at the <a href="/theatres/harold-pinter-theatre">Harold Pinter Theatre.</a>&nbsp;

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At the MacGregor Plantation the Old South is alive and well. The heat in the air, the cotton fields and the power of the whip. Yet nothing is quite as it appears… or maybe it is.

**Noël Coward Theatre** is a popular venue in the heart of London that continues to draw audiences with its excellent choice of productions. This theatre is a prominent part of London's cultural fabric and has been a part of the city's arts scene since its opening in 1903. Named after the renowned playwright, Noël Coward, it was formerly known as the Albery Theatre. The theatre has a remarkable capacity of 872 seats, offering a fascinating range of viewing experiences. The venue is well-known for its diverse productions, ranging from musicals to classic plays and modern dramas. Past productions include 'Half a Sixpence', 'The Vortex', and 'Deathtrap'. The Theatre's design is a delightful blend of tradition and modernity, mirroring the diverse array of productions it hosts. The richly decorated interior adds to the sensory experience, making viewing a performance here a complete theatrical event. 

 **How to Get There** 
 The theatre is located in St Martin's Lane, a short walk from Leicester Square and Covent Garden tube stations. This makes the venue quite easily accessible by public transportation. There are also numerous bus routes which stop nearby. For patrons driving to the venue, there is a car park nearby in Chinatown. The theatre also offers bicycle racks for those who prefer to cycle.

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The Noël Coward Theatre opened as the New Theatre on 12 Mar. 1903. In 1973, the theatre’s name was changed from the New Theatre to the Albery Theatre, as a tribute to the theatre’s long-serving manager Sir Bronson Albery. Sir Cameron Mackintosh acquired the theatre through his company, Delfont Mackintosh Theatres, in 2005 and renamed the theatre in memory of the famous playwright, Noel Coward.

The theatre famously played host to two theatre companies whose theatres were destroyed during the Blitz – the [Old Vic](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/theatres/old-vic-theatre) and [Sadler’s Wells](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/theatres/sadlers-wells) both performed at the theatre until their new theatres were built in the 1950s. 

The theatre also played host to the premiere of Lionel Bart’s world famous musical *Oliver!* The show was a huge success, running for 2,618 performances.

Several notable actors have appeared in productions at the theatre, including [Judi Dench](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/actor-profile/judi-dench), [Helen Mirren](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/actor-profile/helen-mirren) and [Patrick Stewart](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/actor-profile/patrick-stewart). 

## Noël Coward Theatre Seating Information

The auditorium has four levels - Stalls, Royal Circle, Grand Circle and Balcony.

The Stalls offers excellent views throughout. The high setting of the stage allows for good views.

The view from the Royal Circle is completely unobstructed and the seating is well raked.

The Grand Circle is set fairly high, but again offers unobstructed views of the stage. 

Whilst the Balcony is high, the seats are well raked and comfortable with a good amount of legroom.

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Opened in 1903, the Noël Coward Theatre, previously New Theatre and Albery Theatre, hosted various theatre companies and famous productions like 'Oliver!'. Actors include Judi Dench and Helen Mirren.

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The Noël Coward Theatre is a prominent London venue known for diverse theatrical productions; accessible via public transportation, parking, and cycle.

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