La Distance tickets
About La Distance
"We no longer believe it’s possible to change the world. We believe that we need to change worlds."
2077, Earth is breaking. As the planet buckles under environmental collapse, part of humanity has launched itself toward Mars, chasing the promise of a new beginning.
Across millions of miles, a father fights to hold onto his relationship with his daughter, as her new future unfolds on a distant red planet.
Tiago Rodrigues’s La Distance is a breathtakingly beautiful and profoundly human production about separation, hope, and the bond between parent and child. Performed in French, with English surtitles, this intimate and inventive play arrives at the Young Vic for a strictly limited time, following its acclaimed world premiere at the Festival d’Avignon last year.
All performances have English surtitles
Categories
Start date
22nd January, 2027
End date
13th February, 2027
La Distance cast and creative team
By: Tiago Rodrigues
Director: Tiago Rodrigues
Sets: Fernando Ribeiro
Costumes: José António Tenente
Lighting: Rui Monteiro
Sound: Pedro Costa
Venue
Directions
Location: Fringe/Off West End
Railway station: Waterloo
Bus numbers: Pocock Street (Stop V) 40, 63
Car park: National Car Park Ltd
Frequently asked questions
Is La Distance playing in the West End or Off-West End?
La Distance is Off West End.
How long is La Distance on for?
Tickets for La Distance are available through 13 February 2027 — check the calendar for the latest availability.
Who is the director of La Distance?
Tiago Rodrigues is the director of La Distance.
Who is the writer of La Distance?
The writer of La Distance is Tiago Rodrigues.
How do you get tickets for La Distance?
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Which theatre is La Distance at?
La Distance is at London's Young Vic (Main House), which is located at 66 The Cut, London, SE1 8LZ.
How much are tickets for La Distance?
La Distance tickets start at £22.
What is La Distance about?
2077, Earth is breaking. As the planet buckles under environmental collapse, part of humanity has launched itself toward Mars, chasing the promise of a new beginning.