Glengarry Glen Ross Tickets

Glengarry Glen Ross London Tickets

David Mamet’s Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece Glengarry Glen Ross comes to the Old Vic for a strictly limited run from 4 June to 18 July 2026. Directed by Tony Award-winning director Patrick Marber, this thrilling new production reimagines one of the most influential plays of the 20th century with an all-female cast.

Set in a cut-throat Chicago real estate office, the story follows a group of agents locked in a ruthless sales competition where only the strongest survive. First prize is a Cadillac. Second prize is a set of steak knives. Everyone else faces the sack. Darkly funny and endlessly quotable, this modern classic remains as gripping and relevant as ever. Book your official Glengarry Glen Ross London tickets today.

About Glengarry Glen Ross

Set in 1980s Chicago, Glengarry Glen Ross takes audiences inside a failing real estate office where desperation, ambition and survival collide. Four agents are pushed to breaking point by a brutal sales contest. As pressure mounts, loyalties fracture and ethics disappear. Lies, manipulation and betrayal quickly take hold as each character fights to stay afloat in a world driven by profit and power. With David Mamet’s famously electrifying dialogue and relentless pace, the play is both a gripping thriller and a biting commentary on capitalism, competition and the cost of success.

First staged in London in 1983, the play won the 1984 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and has since become a modern theatrical classic, later adapted into the acclaimed 1992 film. This bold new production at The Old Vic brings a fresh perspective with an all-female cast, promising a thrilling reinvention of Mamet’s classic.

It’s worth the applause

• David Mamet’s Pulitzer Prize-winning drama first premiered in London in 1983.
• This new Old Vic production features a bold all-female cast.
• Directed by Tony Award-winning Patrick Marber

Glengarry Glen Ross cast

• Roma – Rosa Salazar
• Levene – Indira Varma
• Lingk – Mercedes Bahleda
• Aaronow – Nancy Crane
• Williamson – Dorothea Myer-Bennett
• Baylen – Florence Odumosu
• Moss – Niky Wardley

Glengarry Glen Ross creatives

• Writer – David Mamet
• Director – Patrick Marber
• Set & Costume – Rob Howell
• Lighting – Sally Ferguson
• Casting – Helena Palmer CDG
• Associate Director – Lily Dyble
• Associate Costume – Lucy Gaiger
• Props Supervisor – Katie Saunders for Propworks
• Wigs, Hair & Make Up – Campbell Young Associates
• Voice – Charlie Hughes-D’Aeth
• Dialect – Danièle Lydon