West End Premiere of the multi award winning play from Australia.

'A theatrical triumph' Variety

'Wickedly funny' The Australian

Based on the much loved award winning book by Tim Conigrave, adapted for the stage by acclaimed playwright Tommy Murphy, Holding the Man is a hilariously funny, tender and moving play following the remarkable true life love story of Tim Conigrave and John Caleo. It is a celebration that speaks across generations, sexual preference and culture.

Recreated for its UK premiere by the original Australian Director David Berthold and Tony Award winning Designer Brian Thomson.

One of Australia's most celebrated comic actors, Jane Turner, from the Australian TV hit Kath and Kim, will be making her West End debut.

The course of teenage love rarely runs smooth, but it is a white-water adventure if you are a gay boy in an all-male school in 1970s Melbourne with a crush on the captain of the football team. Still, despite the odds, Tim and John become close and for fifteen years their relationship survives everything life throws at it – the separations, the discriminations, the temptations, the jealousies and the losses – until the only problem that love can’t solve turns up to part them.

Holding the Man has become one of the most successful Australian stage productions in recent years, breaking box office records, achieving a total of 4 sell out seasons in Sydney, and collecting numerous awards including 2007 NSW Premier's Literary Award for Best Play, the 2007 AWGIE for Best Play and the Philip Parsons Award.

Please note:
The show contains adult themes and strong language.
Holding The Man is for patrons who 15+ years old. It is not recommended for those under 15.

Tickets from: £48.30 to £48.30

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The Caretaker Theatre Tickets, Trafalgar Studios, London

The Caretaker - first performed in 1940 - was Harold Pinter's first big hit. Fifty years on, it remains as mysterious and compelling as ever.

In this new production, Hollywood star and two-time Tony Award winner Jonathan Pryce joins the pantheon of great actors from Donald Pleasance to Micheal Gambon who have played the part of the mysterious drifter, Davies.

Offered shelter in a dilapidated London flat by two strangers who later turn out to be brothers, Davies becomes embroiled in power games both terrifiying and comic.

‘Exceptional. Jonathan Pryce...the most complete performance in London’ - The Times ***** (five stars)

‘Jonathan Pryce...an extraordinary tour de force. Sam Spruell...wonderful’ - The Observer

‘Christopher Morahan’s terrific revival. Peter McDonald... excellent. A must go production’ - Mail on Sunday ****

‘A superb cast. Sam Spruell...splendid, Peter Mc Donald...riveting’ - Daily Telegraph ****

‘Christopher Morahan’s near flawless production. Peter McDonald...wonderful’ - The Independent****

‘Jonathan Pryce...outstanding’ - Evening Standard****

‘Riveting, gripping. Jonathan Pryce...extraordinary’ - Time Out

Tickets from: £49.40 to £49.40

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