Afterbirth tickets
About Afterbirth
Opening in 2028.
'People think the birth's the end of it. The hard part. But there's all the rest.'
The baby is fine. The birth was fine. Annie is fine. She's fine. She's really, really, really fine.
A funny, furious and unflinching story about the disorienting reality of life after birth, from Royal Court Associate Playwright Nina Segal (Cow|Deer, Antigone Exits).
Oscar-winner Jessie Buckley (Hamnet, Cabaret) stars in this world premiere, directed by Maria Aberg ([BLANK]), with set and costume design by Rosanna Vize (The Other Place).
An English Touring Theatre commission supported by the Royal Court Theatre.
Developed through the Genesis Next Generation Programme at the Royal Court.
Captioned:
- Tuesday, 15th February, 7:30pm
- Saturday, 19th February, 1.30pm
Audio Described:
- Saturday, 26th February, 1:30pm
Relaxed:
- Saturday, 12th February, 1:30pm
Venue
Categories
Age
Ages 14+.
Start date
15th January, 2028
End date
26th February, 2028
Afterbirth cast and creative team
By: Nina Segal
Director: Maria Aberg
Cast list: Jessie Buckley
Sets: Rosanna Vize
Costumes: Rosanna Vize
Venue
Directions
Location: Off-West End
Railway station: Sloane Square
Bus numbers: (Sloane Square Station Stop D) 19, 22, 137, 452
Frequently asked questions
Is Afterbirth playing in the West End or Off-West End?
Afterbirth is Off West End.
How long is Afterbirth on for?
Tickets for Afterbirth are available through 26 February 2028 — check the calendar for the latest availability.
Who stars in Afterbirth?
Afterbirth stars Jessie Buckley.
Who is the director of Afterbirth?
Maria Aberg is the director of Afterbirth.
Who is the writer of Afterbirth?
The writer of Afterbirth is Nina Segal.
How do you get tickets for Afterbirth?
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Which theatre is Afterbirth at?
Afterbirth is at London's Royal Court, which is located at Sloane Square, London, SW1W 8AS.
What is the age recommendation for Afterbirth?
Ages 14+.
What is Afterbirth about?
A funny, furious and unflinching story about the disorienting reality of life after birth, from Royal Court Associate Playwright Nina Segal (Cow|Deer, Antigone Exits).
