Duration
2 hrs
Closing Date
Until July 10, 2023
Age limit
12+
Why Watch The Seagull?
Emilia Clarke who took the world by a storm as the Khaleesi on the famous Games of Thrones television series is all set to make her West End debut with the Seagull.
The Seagull is a play that is inspired by the play of the same name by Anton Chekov.
The play is a perfect portrayal of different lives, including that of a writer who yearns for recognition, and an actress who struggles to achieve fame.
The classic story is retold through this modern adaptation of the play by the playwright Anya Reiss.
When Emilia Clark, who shined as Khaleesi, portrays a character from the classic Anton Chekov masterpiece, The Seagull, what more to expect than the best! The Seagull, which is an adaptation of the play of the same name written by Chekhov is all set to hit the West End at the Harold Pinter Theatre.
This Anya Reiss adaptation of the classic play uses modern language and gives a new take on the classic story. The story is about human lives, and how their journey to achieve fame, and what costs them to achieve that. The play is directed by Jamie Lloyd and includes famous actors such as Tom Rhys Harries, Indira Varma, Daniel Monks, and more. The show will only be played for a limited period. Hence, make sure you book The Seagull tickets as soon as possible.
Storyline
The Seagull revolves around the personal and professional relationships of an actor and a writer. It depicts the constant struggle of these individuals to achieve fame and recognition. While these individuals work hard to make their dreams a reality, they stand to have their dreams, hopes, and hearts broken. When you have no one to turn to, you might just end up turning on each other.
The play is a sneak peek into the human lives, of hopes and dreams, and how people support each other when in need. With the casting of famous actors, rest assured it is going to be a visual treat.
Show timings
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, and Sat at 7:30 PM
Wed and Sat at 2:30 PM
Harold Pinter Theatre
The Savoy Theatre London made history by being the world's first public building to be entirely illuminated by electricity. The purpose-built theatre opened its doors on October 10, 1881, as The Savoy, showcasing Gilbert and Sullivan's Patience or Bunthorne's Bride. The theatre was specifically designed to showcase Gilbert & Sullivan comic operas, which subsequently became known as the Savoy Operas, built by Richard D'Oyly Carte. Over time, the theatre has undergone various renovations. In the late 20th century, a proposal to construct a new theatre was suggested. However, it was overruled, and the decision was made to restore the building as faithfully as possible to its original 1929 design. Seating Capacity: 1132 Savoy Theatre Seating Plan will help you find the best seats in the theatre.
Getting There
- Address: Panton St, London SW1Y 4DN, UK
- By metro:
The nearest tube stations are Piccadilly Circus (Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines) and Leicester Square (Northern and Piccadilly lines).
- By train:
If you wish to take a train to the theatre, the Charing Cross Station is the closest.
- By bus:
Buses 14, 19, 24, 29, 38, and 176 serve the area.
- By car:
The nearest car park is Q-Park Leicester Square.
Facilities & Accessibility
Amenities: Toilets, Souvenir shop, Cloak room, Dining outlets, Free parking
Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible, Service animals allowed, Mobility vehicles
Additional Information
Security: Please be aware that for your comfort and security all audience members will be subject to security checks upon arrival at the Harold Pinter Theatre.
Dress Code: Smart and casual wear is recommended. Keep in mind, the theatre is air-conditioned throughout the year and can get a bit chilly.
Outside Food: Strictly prohibited
Tickets Redemption
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Cancellation & Refunds
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Frequently asked questions
Buy your The Seagull tickets online at www.london-theater-tickets.com for a hassle-free and convenient experience that ensures the best deals and discounts.
The cost of The Seagull Tickets will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.
The best way to buy cheap or discounted The Seagull Tickets is to book them online as you will often come across attractive discounts. Book your The Seagull Tickets in advance as they tend to get more expensive closer to the show date.
You can easily buy last-minute The Seagull Tickets at www.london-theater-tickets.com. You can even visit the TKTS booth at Leicester Square to procure cheap and last-minute The Seagull Tickets . However, the only way to purchase The Seagull Tickets at the TKTS booth is in person so be prepared for long queues.
Booking The Seagull Tickets online will give you the opportunity to select your specific seats, thus, ensuring you do not get stuck with partial view seating. But if you try your luck with lottery tickets, or purchase day seats, your seats will be allocated at the discretion of the Box Office, which can potentially mean partial view seating or split seats.
The Seagull opens on 29 June at The Seagull.
The Seagull is playing at Harold Pinter Theatre in London
If your child is above the age of 5, you do need to purchase The Seagull ticket for your child
The Seagull is a modern adaptation of Anton Chekhov’s play of the same name. It traces the story of two individuals and their struggles as they strive to achieve fame and success.
The main stars of The Seagull are Emilia Clarke as Nina , Tom Rhys Harries as Trigorin, Daniel Monks plays Konstantin, Sophie Wu plays Masha.
Generally, children above 5 years are expected to pay full price for a London theatre ticket. However, Kids Week, which is an annual event during the summer, lets you purchase theatre tickets for children under 16 at half price as long as they are accompanied by two adults.
There is no specific dress code at West End. However, it is prudent to dress in semi casuals or smart casuals and something comfortable. Carry a light sweater or a jacket as the theatre can get a bit chilly.
No, outside food is not allowed while attending The Seagull. Most theatres do have a cafeteria or bar inside the premises where you can get snacks and drinks.
Harold Pinter Theatre has multiple facilities including Wheelchair accessible, In-house bar, Coat check, Assistive Listening System, Guide dogs, Washrooms available for the audiences during the The Seagull.
Photography, videography, and sound recording are prohibited inside the theatre. Some theatres do have a souvenir shop from where you can purchase pictures of stills of the show.
