With The Brightening Air, Olivier Award-winning writer Conor McPherson brings to the stage an entrancing tale of family ties, hidden intentions, and the struggle to hold onto memories. This production, set in 1980s Ireland, pulls you into the life of siblings Stephen and Billie as they grapple with the arrival of unexpected guests and the unveiling of clandestine plans. A perfect blend of skilled direction, a talented cast, and a captivating narrative, The Brightening Air in London is not to be missed.
The Old Vic Theatre is one of the oldest and most cherished theatres in London, known for its rich history and diverse repertoire. The theatre was founded in 1818 and has since hosted a multitude of high-quality productions, showcasing the best of British and international talent. With a seating capacity of 1375, the theatre offers an intimate and immersive experience to viewers.
The Old Vic Theatre seating plan will help you find the best seats in the theatre.
Address: 103 The Cut, London SE1 8NB, United Kingdom
Tube: The nearest tube stations are Waterloo Station and Southwark Station.
Bus: Routes 1, 168, 171, 172, 176, 188, 68, N1, N171 and N68 ply to the area.
Rail: The nearest train station is the Waterloo Station.
Available Facilities: Bars, washrooms, baby-changing rooms, cloakrooms, bar & cafe, gift shop, food & drinks allowed
Accessibility: Wheelchair access, companion seats, audio-described and captioned performances, hearing assistance, lift, ramp
Did not see it as was trying to book ticket for next week but after error in card validation,I tried again and paid and then discovered the date had defaulted to yesterday-the day I booked. Customer service would not cancel and rebook tickets for date needed. Did offer 25% back in vouchers but I still lost a lot of money.
The cost of the tickets will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.
The Brightening Air is playing at the Old Vic Theatre, located at 103 The Cut, London SE1 8NB, in London.
The Brightening Air is a tale of fate, family, and unseen forces in 1980s Ireland, revolving around the life of a brother and sister trying to protect their family home from unscrupulous relatives.