Cyprus Avenue Tickets
Cyprus Avenue returns to London's Royal Court Theatre with Stephen Rea reprising his award winning rolePerformance dates
14 February - 23 March 2019
Run time 1hr 40min (no interval)
Includes interval
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Tickets for Cyprus Avenue in its return to the Royal Court Theatre are now available! Do not miss your chance to see award winning actor Stephen Rea in David Ireland's award winning drama.
Winner of an Irish Times Theatre Award for Best New Play and the James Tait Black Prize for Drama in 2017, David Ireland’s Cyprus Avenue has been called one of the most important pieces of theatre of our times. After a sold out debut run at Royal Court Theatre and transfers to New York, Dublin and Belfast, Cyprus Avenue returns to the Royal Court Theatre for a limited 4 week run.
This absurd and disturbing black comedy sees tour de force Irish actor Stephen Rea reprise his Irish Times Best Actor winning role as Eric Miller, a Belfast Loyalist. This seemingly put together old man is fighting against the past and petrified of the future.
He can’t help but believe that his cultural heritage is under attack and though his family tell him to live in the present and let go of long-dead battles, Eric is certain that the past has returned in a very real way.
He is convinced his 5 week old granddaughter is former Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams, and doesn’t understand why no one else can see the truth.
Cyprus Avenue tickets at London’s Royal Court Theatre are sure to sell out quickly to this limited run return of this incredible production. Book Cyprus Avenue tickets now to guarantee the best seats at the best prices.
Content
This production contains themes of violence, misogyny, prejudice and bigotry. There is strong language throughout as well as scenes of violence.Access
There will be an Audio Described performance Sat 9 Mar, 2.30pm with a Touch Tour at 1pm and a Captioned Performance Tue 12 Mar, 7.30pm.Recent Reviews
Beg, borrow or steal a ticket - but this is a must see!!
Fabulous and intriguing production
Very funny and great lead actor who plays the non-Irish mad lead; obviously pc and then a shocking series of actions into the finale.
fascinating with a shock ending which was the logical end to all that preceded it and no actual mention of backstop but who would bet against reunification provided they do not take mr ireland literally and kill Catholic babies
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