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Tao Of Glass is a genre-defying play that weaves together the visionary music of Philip Glass and the inventive storytelling of Phelim McDermott. Making its West End premiere in London, this part-concert, part-performance piece explores life, death, and the mysteries of inspiration through ten brand-new Glass compositions. The show features an ensemble of musicians and puppeteers, fusing music, movement, and narrative in Improbable’s signature style. With rave reviews from The Guardian and The Times, Tao Of Glass is a limited-run event at Soho Place that promises to intrigue fans of contemporary theatre, music lovers, and anyone curious about the creative process.
At the heart of Tao Of Glass lies a series of ten meditations inspired by a dream, exploring the universal themes of life, loss, and the search for inspiration. Through a blend of storytelling, live music, and puppetry, Phelim McDermott guides audiences on a journey shaped by Taoist wisdom and the creative spark. As each story unfolds, the boundaries between reality and imagination blur—leaving you to wonder: where does true inspiration come from?
Show timings for Tao Of Glass may vary every week. You can check the show timings for your preferred date at the next stage of booking.
Soho Place is the West End’s first new purpose-built theatre in 50 years, located directly above Tottenham Court Road station. This intimate, 602-seat venue features a unique, pillar-free auditorium that can transform seamlessly between in-the-round, thrust, and traditional stage layouts. Thanks to its incredibly steep rake and modern architectural design, every level guarantees completely clear, unobstructed sightlines. Our Soho Place seating plan will help you navigate this adaptable space to find the perfect view and best ticket prices for your performance.
Available facilities: restrooms, bar, cloakroom, restaurant, terrace
Accessibility: wheelchair accessible, assistive listening devices, guide dogs allowed, companion seating, audio description
The cost of the tickets vary depending on the show dates and the type of seats you choose.
The play is suitable for ages 12 and above.
The play is being performed at Soho Place in London.
It’s a part-concert, part-performance play exploring life, loss, and inspiration through storytelling, music, and puppetry.
The running time is 2 hr 30 min with an interval.
The play features Phelim McDermott as the lead performer, with music by Philip Glass.
Yes, the show is running for a limited time only at Soho Place.
It combines new music by Philip Glass, inventive storytelling, and live puppetry for a genre-blending theatrical experience.
Yes, it has earned five-star reviews from The Guardian, The Times, and What’s On Stage.
Yes, tickets can be booked online, and you’ll receive instant confirmation and mobile entry.