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The Girl on the Train West End tickets on sale now for the Duke of York's Theatre run.
The international phenomenon novel by Paula Hawkins has been adapted into a thrilling, first-class play that you won’t want to miss. Over 20 million copies of this bestselling novel have been sold worldwide and the stage adaptation is expected to enjoy similar success. Be sure to get your London theatre tickets for The Girl on the Train whilst you still can!
Who’s The Girl on the Train?
Rachel Watson longs for a different life and on her daily commute she finds the perfect escape via the idealistic couple she watches through the train window. Rachel looks on as the couple create the perfect illusion of happiness and love. However, this fantasy is shattered when she learns the woman she’s been watching has mysteriously disappeared. Rachel finds herself a witness and even a suspect in this thrilling mystery which reveals bigger secrets than she could have ever imagined.
The Girl on the Train: A commute to worldwide success
This breath-baiting story began as a novel by Paula Hawkins, which went on to become an international bestseller. The Girl on the Train rose to further popularity when Dreamworks Film adapted the story into a film starring Golden Globe-winning, BAFTA-nominated actress Emily Blunt. Now the journey goes further, after Rachel Wagstaff and Duncan Abel adapted the story into a gripping play.
The Girl on the Train first-class cast!
Starring as Rachel Watson is Samantha Womack, who has an extensive career in television, theatre and film. She’s best known for her role of Ronnie Mitchell in BBC’s EastEnders. Womack has played leading roles in Mount Pleasant and Game On, and has also starred in the box office smash-hit The Kingsman series. She is best known on stage for her role as Morticia Addams in the touring musical comedy The Addams Family.
Starring alongside Womack is Oliver Farnworth who has a vast career on stage and television. He is well known for his roles in Hollyoaks and ITV's Coronation Street. His most recent television appearance has been in ITV's popular series Endeavour. Philip McGinley, best known for his role in HBO Smash-hit Game of Thrones, joins the cast as Scott Hipwell.
Also joining the cast are Lowenna Melrose (Greta in Witness for the Prosecution), Kirsty Oswald (BBCs The Coroner), Adam Jackson-Smith (The 39 Steps), Naeem Hayat (Hamlet – World Tour) and John Dougall (Anne Boleyn).
This new play is set to grip a wide audience once again and you’re going to want to be quick to make sure you don’t miss out on this exhilarating ride. Book your tickets for The Girl on the Train as fast as you can, these tickets will fly by faster than a high-speed train. You'll want to be among the first to secure your first-class The Girl on the Train tickets for the West End's Duke of York's Theatre run while stocks last.
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Additional Information
Age restriction
To be confirmed.Running time
2hr 10min (inc. interval)Performance dates
23 July – 17 August 2019Content
This production is recommended for ages 12+.Venue Information
Duke of Yorks TheatreSt Martin's Lane, London, WC2N 4BGGroup Pricing
Customer Reviews
71 reviews4.5
Toni Morgan-Timms17th September
Wonderful adaptation - Samantha Womack was perfect in the rôle.
Jane Gagliano20th August
They did a very good portrayal of the book. Kept it true to the story. It was funny in places which was nice. Samantha coped well and seamlessly with a couple of prop mishaps. I recommend it
Mark Donlon19th August
Excellent production. First time at this theatre, we will be back .
DEBBIE WESTLEY19th August
Excellent production thoroughly enjoyed it
SUZANNE WARNER18th August
Thoroughly enjoyable and gripping production.
Joe Windless18th August
Amazing show and good seats for the price we paid
Anne Drews17th August
This was the best theatre play I have ever been too! I loved it so much!
Fiona Murphy16th August
Excellent show and performance by all actors and actresses! Very enjoyable would definitely recommend to see!
Nevada Sue16th August
the sound could have been better, struggled to hear some of the dialogue.
alejandra gaviria villa15th August
I enjoyed
Sadie Spreadbury15th August
Very good with a dramatic ending
Belinda Grove15th August
An interesting adaptation of the book but my mother and I had difficulty hearing all the dialogue, particularly in the first half. The sound production was better in the second half. Overall, I felt it was a lack-lustre performance from the leading lady. I loved the book but this sadly didn’t live up to my expectations.