James Nesbitt, Sheila Hancock and Clare Burt lead the cast in Tim Firth’s hilarious musical comedy about a spirited 13 year-old who wins a dream holiday for her fractious family: a celebration of the lifelong adventure that is family love. . . .
Hugh Bonneville plays the celebrated Narnia writer C. S. Lewis in this much-loved, multi award-winning play about his life-changing relationship with New York poet Joy Gresham. . . .
7 - 29 June
Chichester Festival Theatre
Rachael Stirling plays former secret agent Susan Traherne, battling for her body and mind as Britain loses its pre-war role in the world, in David Hare’s explosive modern classic. . . .
Terence Rattigan’s devastating examination of love and solitude, set in London in 1951, offers one of the twentieth century’s finest leading roles for a woman. Nancy Carroll plays Hester Collyer in this new production, alongside Hadley Fraser and Gerald Kyd. . . .
A love-struck crew of ranchers canter through the glorious score of this exuberant classic musical, from Oh What A Beautiful Mornin’ to the show-stopper Oklahoma. Josie Lawrence, Hyoie O’Grady and Amara Okereke head the cast. . . .
A doting husband, a troubled writer and a loaded gun. A vital exploration of motherhood, power and sabotage, this play by Cordelia Lynn breathes new life into Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler. . . .
21 September - 26 October
Ambition falls headlong into tyranny and chaos in Shakespeare’s great tragedy, and two corrupted souls hurtle to the heart of darkness. John Simm and Dervla Kirwan play Macbeth and Lady Macbeth in this contemporary production. . . .
As a pub football team watches England’s 2000 World Cup qualifier, this provocative play by Roy Williams takes aim at what it means to be black, white and English. It will be performed in The Spiegeltent, transformed into a pub setting for an immersive theatrical experience. Please note: contains extremely. . .
A new adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s magical adventure following Bertie and his beloved white lion from Africa to England and beyond. . . .
