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The Lehman Trilogy returns to London
After enjoying a successful UK premiere at London's National Theatre in July 2018, the Tony award-winning play, The Lehman Brothers, returns to London's West End in January 2023 for a 17 week run at the Gillian Lynne Theatre
The story of The Lehman Trilogy
Hailed as 'genuinely epic and magnificent' by the New York Times, The Lehman Trilogy is the story of a family that changed the world.
The play is told in three parts, exploring the progress and pitfalls of capitalism. It follows three generations of the Lehman family, from when the first Lehman emigrated to the United States in 1844 to the fall of the Lehman Brothers empire, which triggered the largest financial crisis in history.
The Lehman Trilogy cast and creatives
Playwright and novelist Stefano Massini wrote The Lehman Trilogy, which was also published as a novel and later adapted by British playwright Ben Power. The premiere took place in 2013 and later debuted in London at the National Theatre, running from July until October 2018.
Golden Globe, Tony, and Academy Award winner Sam Mendes (King Lear, Skyfall) returns to direct the 2023 production. Tony Award-winning designer Es Devlin spearheads the design.
The Lehman Trilogy, a co-production with Neal Street Productions, features a cast of three actors who play the Lehman brothers, as well as their sons and grandsons. Casting is yet to be announced.
The Lehman Trilogy West End tickets are in high demand
Don't miss out on one of 2023's biggest upcoming West End shows. Having received a fleet of fantastic reviews for its previous runs and five Olivier Award nominations, tickets for The Lehman Trilogy in London will sell out fast!
Reviews
'A masterwork. Far and away the best thing I've seen.' Chicago Tribune
'Genuinely epic and magnificent. You're left reeling.' The New York Times
'A Masterpiece. So theatrical and transporting, it surpasses all praise.' The Washington Post
'True Blockbuster theatre that will hold you captive until the final curtain call.' Vanity Fair
Additional Information
Age restriction
To be confirmed.Running time
3hr 20min (inc two 15min intervals)Performance dates
24 January – 20 May 2023Special notes
Please note: This production features instances of flashing lights and some video effects that may cause dizziness. There will be instances of total darkness (lasting 15 seconds) and gunshot sound effects. The production contains moments and themes that some people may find distressing.
Access
Captioned: Monday 20th February, 7pm, Saturday 18th March, 1pm; Audio Described: Monday 27th February, 7pm, Saturday 25th March, 1pm; March, 1pm BSL: Saturday 11th March, 1pmVenue Information
Gillian Lynne Theatre166 Drury Lane, London, WC2B 5PWCustomer
Reviews
573 reviews4.7Critics Reviews
''Genuinely epic and magnificent. You're left reeling.''

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