Stephen Fry Mythos a Trilogy: Heroes Tickets

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London Palladium, London

Stephen Fry's Mythos a Trilogy continues with Heroes, which follows Perseus, Heracles, and Theseus on their quests.

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Having received its world premiere in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario at the Shaw Festival Theatre back in 2018, world-class actor, writer, and comedian Stephen Fry brings his fan-favourite Mythos trilogy to the West End this September for its long-awaited London premiere. Considered to be one of the greatest storytellers on the planet, Fry takes centre stage again to recite and perform one of the greatest stories of all time.

Stephen Fry's Mythos is separated into three separate funny plays (Gods, Heroes, and Men), which tell the riveting tales of male figures from Greek myth that continue to be loved by audiences to this day. Fry will have you bursting with laughter as he both gets personal and captures your undivided attention This is a once-in-a-lifetime theatrical event with the living legend you don't want to skip out on! As a criminally short, one-off event, tickets for Stephen Fry's Mythos trilogy are expected to sell out faster than the strike of Zeus's lightning bolt. If you time everything correctly and book your Mythos tickets early, then you may just be able to see the complete trilogy!

What is Stephen Fry Mythos a Trilogy: Heroes about?

Fry's Mythos trilogy features themes of love and war, self-indulgence, and bloody revenge. Focusing on the famed heroes of Greek mythology, Perseus, Theseus, and Heracles, Heroes will take you on a wild adventure ride as Fry recounts the three's adventures and escapades.

Who is Stephen Fry?

Stephen Fry is an English comedian who is perhaps best known for performing alongside his comedy colleague Hugh Laurie in the sketch comedy series A Bit of Fry & Laurie and the comedy-drama series, Jeeves and Wooster. In addition to being a comic, he is also a highly prolific actor and well-respected comedian. His most notable written works include translating from German to create the English libretto for the 2006 film adaptation of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's renowned opera The Magic Flute and the 1984 musical Me and My Girl adapted from Lupino Lane's original script. The most well-known books he has written include The Stars' Tennis Balls, Paperweight, Making History, and both Mythos: A Retelling of the Myths of Ancient Greece and Heroes: Mortals and Monsters, Quests, and Adventures, of which this Mythos trilogy is based on.

Stephen Fry's most notable acting credits include the roles of Oscar Wilde in Wilde (for which he received a Golden Globe nomination), Hutchison in A Fish Called Wanda, The Judge in The Wind in the Willows, Sir Anthony Silk in Thunderpants, Inspector Thompson in Gosford Park, Judge in Spice World, Narrator/The Guide in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, Deitrich in V For Vendetta, Master of Lake-town in the Hobbit film trilogy, the voice for the UK audiobooks of the Harry Potter series (1999-2007), and The Cheshire Cat in 2010's Alice in Wonderland and its 2016 sequel Alice Through the Looking Glass.