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Aeschylus’s *Oresteia* was first performed in Athens in 458 BCE and remains one of the theatre’s foundational texts. The trilogy follows the House of Atreus through its tumultuous crimes and acts of violence, watching as the cycle repeats itself.

Simon Stone’s adaptation does not look at the trilogy through an antiquated lens. He instead uses the old myth to dissect contemporary issues surrounding war, intergenerational traumas, and the secrets that we keep. This production places the old myths inside a modern household and asks the audience to sit with the discomfort of knowing that our most ancient pitfalls still haunt us. 

*The Oresteia* in London introduces a masterful creative team including set designer Lizzie Clachan, lighting designer Nick Schlieper, sound designer Peter Rice, costume designer Emma White, and composer Katrina Rose.

This brilliant production is not one you will want to miss, with expert behind-the-scenes artists, powerful performances, and sharp storytelling at its center. 

## What to watch for 

- Sir Peter Hall directed Tony Harrison’s adaptation of the trilogy in 1981. 
- Stone’s adaptation of *Yerma* won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best Revival in 2017.
- Stone won Best Adapted Screenplay at the AACTA Awards for his work on his film *The Daughter*. 
- In 1967, the composer Felix Werder adapted *Agamemnon* as an opera. 


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Don’t miss *The Oresteia*, a play written and directed by Simon Stone, this contemporary reimagining of Greek tragedies is staged at Bridge Theatre.


See Mary-Louise Parker, David Morrissey, and Tom Glynn-Carney in *The Oresteia*, Simon Stone's contemporary reimagining of classic Greek tragedies, at Bridge Theatre. Book *The Oresteia* tickets on London Theatre. 

Writer and director Simon Stone brings *The Oresteia* into the present, with a modern-day family trapped in an ancient cycle of violence. *The Oresteia* in London is inspired by Aeschylus's work and various Greek tragedies, following a household surrounded by mythic lessons, where trauma and family strain become impossible to escape from.

Aeschylus's original trilogy focuses on the House of Atreus. Agamemnon returns from war, is subsequently murdered by Clytemnestra, and is avenged by their son Orestes. Stone's version takes this brutal cycle and translates it into a contemporary world that is built on unjust wars, secrets, and the irresponsible use of power. 

*The Oresteia* is a play boasting a formidable cast, including Mary-Louise Parker as Montie, David Morrissey as Christopher, Tom Glynn-Carney as Augie, Rosie Sheehy as Alice, Lloyd Hutchinson as Melville, John Macmillan as Jerome, Archie Madekwe as Lorenzo, Alyth Ross as Jenny, and Rakhee Thakrar as Chandra. 

Stone's previous work includes *Yerma, Phaedra*, and *The Lady from the Sea*. For *The Oresteia*, he is joined by set designer Lizzie Clachan, lighting designer Nick Schlieper, sound designer Peter Rice, costume designer Emma White, and composer Katrina Rose. 

With its formidable storytelling and ancient stories fuelled with revenge and grief, *The Oresteia* twists a tale of family history into a maze impossible to escape. This is a Greek tragedy repackaged for a world that is still wounded by old battles. 

Audiences are sure to find this a most memorable night at the theatre with brilliant performances and a gripping story that asks its audience to look at the world around them and reflect on the pains that still remain. 

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Rakhee Thakrar is starring in *The Oresteia* at the Bridge Theatre.

Her screen credits include *Sex Education, Wonka*, and *Four Weddings and a Funeral*, while on stage she has starred in *Paradise Now!, There or Here*, and *Somewhere Over The Rainbow*.

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Alyth Ross is starring in *The Oresteia* at the Bridge Theatre.

Her screen credits include *Elsinore, The Woman in Cabin 10*, and *Bad Sisters 2*.

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Archie Madekwe is starring in *The Oresteia* at the Bridge Theatre.

His screen credits include *Saltburn* and *Midsommar*, while on stage he has also appeared in *The Goat, or Who is Sylvia?* and *Further than the Furthest Thing*.

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John Macmillan is starring in *The Oresteia* at the Bridge Theatre

On screen, he has starred in *One Day, Chewing Gum, The Dark Knight Rises,* and *Hanna*. On stage, his credits include *The Lady from the Sea, Phaedra, The Lover / The Collection, Yerma, The Homecoming, Children’s Children, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot*, and *Hamlet*.

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Lloyd Hutchinson is starring in *The Oresteia* at the Bridge Theatre.

On screen, he has starred in *Mickey 17, The Salt Path*, and *House of Guinness*, while his stage credits include* A Christmas Carol* at the Gate Theatre, *Sing Street* and *The Seagull* at the Lyric Hammersmith, and *Dear England, To Kill a Mockingbird*, and *King Lear* in the West End.

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Rosie Sheehy is starring in *The Oresteia* at the Bridge Theatre.

Her other stage credits include *Guess How Much I Love You?* at the Royal Court, *The Brightening Air* alongside Chris O'Dowd and Brian Gleeson at the Old Vic, and *Machinal*, also at the Old Vic. Her screen work includes *Steel Town Murders, Wild Bill, Call the Midwife, Chernobyl*, and *DCI Banks*.


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Tom Glynn-Carney is starring in *The Oresteia* at the Bridge Theatre.

His screen credits include *Dunkirk* and *House of the Dragon*, while on stage he has also starred in *All My Sons, The Glass Menagerie*, and *The Ferryman*.

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Mary-Louise Parker is starring in *The Oresteia* at the Bridge Theatre.

The Tony, Emmy, and Golden Globe-winning actress is known for her TV roles on NBC's *The West Wing* and HBO's TV adaptation of Tony Kushner's *Angels in America*.

Her theatre credits i*nclude The Sound Inside, How I Learned to Drive, Heisenberg and The Snow Geese, Proof*, and *Prelude to a Kiss*.

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David Morrissey is starring in Simon Stone's adaptation of *The Oresteia* at the Bridge Theatre.

His previous stage credits include *Hangmen* and *The End of History* at the Royal Court, *King John* at the Barbican, and *The School for Scandal* and *Peer Gynt* at The National Theatre, as well as *Julius Caesar* at The Bridge. He also has a number of screen credits and will star in the upcoming *The Beatles* biopics.

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Ages 5+. Under 12s are not allowed in the standing area. Under 16s in the standing or seated areas must be accompanied by an adult. Children aged 5-11 must watch from a seat with an adult. Children under 5 will not be admitted.

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The Bridge Theatre is a state-of-the-art theatre venue located in London's vibrant Southwark district, near the iconic Tower Bridge. It was opened in 2017, and has quickly established itself as a hub for innovative and engaging productions, attracting high-profile directors, writers and actors from around the world. The venue boasts a contemporary design with sleek interiors and comfortable seating. It offers a rotating repertory program, featuring a variety of performances from new productions to classic plays and musicals. The Bridge Theatre is especially renowned for its immersive staging, which allows for a unique, close-up theatre experience. High-tech acoustics and lighting further contribute to the world-class performances that audiences have come to expect at this venue.\n\n**Getting to the Bridge Theatre**\nIt's easily accessible by public transport. The nearest tube station is London Bridge, which is just a short walk away. Numerous bus routes also stop nearby. For those driving, there's a Q-Park car park in Butlers Wharf, which offers discounted parking rates for theatre goers when booked in advance. The area is well served by cycle lanes, and Santander Cycles docking stations can be found nearby. The theatre encourages green travel and recommends walking or cycling where possible.

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Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr spearhead the Bridge Theatre. Having worked together at the [National Theatre](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/theatres/national-theatre) for over a decade as artistic and executive directors, Hytner and Starr formed the London Theatre Company as part of their efforts to open the largest Off-West End commercial theatre. The 900-seater auditorium is very adaptable and allows shows to be presented in end-on, thrust and promenade formats. 

Production aside, the theatre was praised for its abundance of ladies toilets and its on-site kitchen which, among other things, provides treats freshly baked on site during the interval. 

In 2017, the theatre's inaugural season included a new Richard Bean play *Young Marx*, starring [Rory Kinnear](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/actor-profile/rory-kinnear) and Oliver Chris, *Julius Caesar* starring Ben [Whishaw](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/actor-profile/ben-whishaw) and David Calder, and a new play by Nina Raine about the life of JS Bach starring [Simon Russell Beale](https://www.londontheatre.co.uk/actor-profile/simon-russell-beale).

Notable plays at the Bridge Theatre include *The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,* as well as *My Name is Lucy Barton* and *Straight Line Crazy* — the latter two both transferring to New York.

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Nicholas Hytner and Nick Starr founded the London Theatre Company, spearheading the adaptable 900-seater Bridge Theatre, known for its facilities and notable productions.

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The Bridge Theatre is a modern theatre venue in London, known for its immersive productions, and is accessible by numerous transport options.

Respected, self-made businessman Joe (Bryan Cranston) prides himself on providing for his wife and their two sons.  
While wartime delivers profits for the family, it comes at a price when his partner is charged with criminal manufacturing deals, and his eldest son goes missing in action. 
Peacetime brings little peace of mind as Joe’s true involvement in the activity begins to surface, and he is suddenly confronted by the consequences of his actions. 

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*All My Sons* in London was first performed in 1947 and was Arthur Miller’s breakthrough play. A devastating glimpse into moral decay and the middle-class illusion in postwar America, it reminds those who watch that even the best-kept secrets may one day spill out, and that the perception of success is not as strong as one might think.

Director Ivo van Hove approaches the play with his trademark visual clarity and emotional intimacy, exposing the raw, human core at the centre of this story. His staging reframes Miller’s work, not merely as a postwar tragedy but as a timeless study of the corruption of power, not just in one single family but in the systems that surround us. 

This revival reunites van Hove with Bryan Cranston, whose stage presence brings new understanding and great vulnerability to the character of Joe Keller. Along with a most talented cast is the talented creative team, including scene and lighting designer Jan Versweyveld, costume designer An D’Huys, and sound designer Tom Gibbons.

## What to watch for 

- *All My Sons* was first adapted into a film in 1948, directed by Irving Reis. It was nominated for Best Written American Drama and the Robert Meltzer Award.
- The band, Twenty One Pilots, takes its name from the play after the lead singer, Tyler Joseph, read it in theatre class.
- This will mark van Hove’s third production of a Miller play, following *A View from the Bridge* and *The Crucible*.
- *All My Sons* earned Miller his first Tony Award.


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Don’t miss Arthur Miller’s *All My Sons* as it returns to London in a major restaging directed by Tony and Olivier-award-winner Ivo van Hove. Starring Bryan Cranston, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, and Paapa Essiedu, this gripping drama exposes the cost of great success and the fragile facade of the ‘American Dream.’


Arthur Miller’s *All My Sons* is a devastating study of family and the cost of great success. First performed in 1947, it remains as pivotal and unsettling as ever. This November, it returns to London in an exciting new production from Tony and Olivier Award-winning director Ivo van Hove (*A View from the Bridge, A Little Life*), reuniting him with Bryan Cranston (*Breaking Bad, Network*). Book *All My Sons* tickets on London Theatre.

*All My Sons* is a play in which Joe Keller, a proud, self-made businessman, has built his fortune on hard work and great ambition. However, beneath the comfortable suburban life hides a terrible secret. During the war, his factory supplied faulty engine parts to the military, a decision that would cost twenty-one pilots their lives and ultimately send his business partner to prison. Now, many years later, the truth threatens to destroy all that Joe has sought to protect: his family and his reputation.

Miller’s play unfolds over a single day as buried guilt, grief, and immorality surface. *All My Sons* captures the intimacy of one’s life exploding before their eyes and the social reckoning that follows. This is a family drama that asks the audience one question: how far will we go to protect the ones we love, and what happens when integrity comes with a price?

*All My Sons* in London features an exceptional cast, including Bryan Cranston, Marianne Jean-Baptiste (*Hard Truths*), Paapa Essiedu (*I May Destroy You*), Tom Glynn-Carney (*House of the Dragon*), and Hayley Squires (*I, Daniel Blake*). It also boasts a fantastic creative team, including scene and lighting designer Jan Versweyveld, costume designer An D’Huys, and sound designer Tom Gibbons. 

With van Hove’s visual intensity and Miller’s timeless prose, *All My Sons* is a terrifying reminder that all darkness must come to light. 

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- Saturday, 17th January, 2:30 pm

__Filmed Performances. While every effort has been made to make filming as discreet as possible, several cameras are present and visible in the auditorium. There will be 360-degree filming which will result in audience members being filmed and visible in any later broadcast. By attending you are agreeing to being filmed. Latecomers will not be admitted.__ 
- Wednesday, 18th February, 2:30pm 
- Wednesday, 25th February, 2:30pm & 7.30pm

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Arthur Miller’s *All My Sons* returns to the West End in this hard-hitting new production from Tony and Olivier Award-winning director Ivo van Hove (*A View from the Bridge, A Little Life*). This powerful play paints an honest, emotionally compelling picture of the power of guilt, legacy, and the dark heart of the American Dream. 


Paapa Essiedu is starring in *All My Sons* with Bryan Cranston and Marianne Jean-Baptiste.

Paapa Essiedu established himself as one of Britain's most compelling stage actors, winning the 2016 Ian Charleson Award for his performance as Hamlet at the RSC. His notable roles included Tristan in *The Effect*, which transferred from the National Theatre to New York's The Shed, Bernard in *A Number* at The Old Vic, and Chilford in *The Convert* at The Young Vic. He received a Drama League Award nomination for Distinguished Performance for *The Effect*.

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Marianne Jean-Baptiste is starring in *All My Sons* with Paapa Essiedu and Bryan Cranston.

Her stage credits include *The Amen Corner, hang* by debbie tucker green, and *Paris of The Suit (Le Costume*). She was nominated for an Ian Charleson Award at the beginning of her career, for playing in Cheek by Jowl’s *Measure for Measure.*

On screen, she was recently nominated for a BAFTA for her acclaimed performance in Mike Leigh’s film *Hard Truths*.

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Bryan Cranston started his acting career at his local theatre in the San Fernando Valley, the Granada Theatre, after studying police science in Los Angeles. To fund his time as an aspiring actor, Cranston became an ordained minister and performed weddings at $150 a time. Worked picked up in the 1980s, and Cranston started acting mostly in television adverts and minor roles in sitcoms.

Cranston’s screen career began to gain pace after he became an original cast member in the ABC show Loving. He then forged a career dubbing the English voices of Japanese anime cartoons under the name Lee Stone, and in 1993, he played a number of characters on the children’s TV series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.

A number of roles in shows such as Seinfeld and The X Files led to Cranston being cast in the US comedy series Malcolm in the Middle as Hal, the father of the Wilkerson family. The show ran for just over six years and established Cranston as a comic actor. However, two years after the show ended, Vince Gilligan (who wrote the episode of The X Files Cranston appeared in), cast the actor in his new series Breaking Bad, which followed an ordinary chemistry teacher who turned to manufacturing methamphetamine to pay for his cancer treatment. As the show became a cult hit, Cranston garnered huge praise for the role, winning four Emmy Awards for the part.

As Breaking Bad took off, Cranston managed to gain a reputation as a serious dramatic actor, without shaking his charm as a comic one. He made his Broadway debut in 2014 in All the Way, a play about President Lyndon B Johnson’s attempts to put in place the Civil Rights Act of 1984. Cranston played President Johnson, winning the Tony Award for Best Actor in a Play. For the New York Times, Charles Isherwood stated “Mr Cranston’s heat-generating performance galvanizes the production”.

In November 2017, Cranston made his UK theatre debut in Network&nbsp;at the <a href="/theatres/national-theatre">National Theatre</a>.&nbsp;Adapted by Lee Hall and directed by Ivo van Hove, the production was based on the Paddy Chayefsky film depicting Howard Beale, an American news anchor failing to pull in viewing figures. During his final broadcast, he begins to rant about the state of the nation, which proves to be wildly popular.&nbsp;Cranston then starred in the Broadway transfer of&nbsp;Network, winning a second Tony in 2019.

Cranston is now starring in Ivo van Hove's *All My Sons* with Paapa Essiedu and Marianne-Jean Baptiste.

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Bryan Cranston started his acting career at his local theatre in the San Fernando Valley, after studying police science in Los Angeles. To fund his time as an aspiring actor, Cranston became an ordained minister and performed weddings at $150 a time.

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Ages 14+. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by and sat next to an adult ticketholder (18+). Everyone, regardless of age, must have their own ticket to enter the theatre. Children under the age of 4 will not be admitted. 

Next To Normal - LON [37439]

Next To Normal

Nominated for 4 Olivier Awards including Best New Musical, the critically acclaimed, sold-out Donmar Warehouse production of __Next to Normal__ comes to London’s West End for a strictly limited season at Wyndham’s Theatre from 18 June 2024.

When this landmark musical debuted on Broadway in 2010, it won 3 Tony Awards and the Pulitzer Prize for Drama – one of only ten musicals in history to receive this prestigious honour. A ground-breaking and intimate portrait of a modern family, Next to Normal *“tears at the heart in a way few musicals manage”* (Attitude). 

Named after its founder and famed actor-manager Charles Wyndham, the **Wyndham's Theatre** is a classic London West End theatre that stands on Charing Cross Road in the City of Westminster. Opened in 1899, the theatre was designed by W G R Sprague, an architect who was also responsible for many other West End theatres. It has a strong reputation for high-quality drama, which is part of its charm and attractiveness. The exterior contains a beautiful portico in the classical style, while the interior is adorned with luxurious ornate plasterwork. Over its history, Wyndham's Theatre has hosted a wide variety of productions, including 'God of Carnage', 'Art', and 'Donkeys' Years'.

**Getting to the Wyndham's Theatre:**

Wyndham's Theatre is easily accessible by multiple modes of transport. The closest Underground station, Leicester Square, is just a two-minute walk away, offering connections via the Northern and Piccadilly lines. Several bus stop directly outside the theatre, including routes 24, 29 and 176. Limited on-street paid parking is available. National car park at St Martin’s Lane Hotel offers a discount to theatre patrons, but the venue encourages sustainable transport options where possible.

Wyndham's Theatre - LON

Wyndham's Theatre

Wyndham's Theatre, established in 1899, is a classic West End venue known for high-quality drama. It's easily accessible via public transport.

Tom Glynn-Carney's past shows