No Man's Land Tickets
Stardust galore: Harold Pinter, Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen. This play is a must!Performance dates
7 September 2016 to 17 December 2016, Monday-Saturday evenings at 7:30pm with matinee performances on Wednesday & Saturday at 2:30pm
Run time 2 hours including interval
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Following their hit run on Broadway, Playful Productions introduce the West End run for Harold Pinter's No Man's Land starring Ian McKellen as Spooner and Patrick Stewart as Hirst. We are excited about their return to the UK stage in Sean Mathias’ acclaimed production of No Man’s Land, one of the most brilliantly entertaining plays by Nobel Prize laureate Harold Pinter.
Owen Teale stars as Briggs and Damien Molony as Foster.
★★★★★ "Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart are unmissable in No Man's Land" - The Telegraph
★★★★★ "A haunting, unmissable production" The Arts Desk
★★★★ "A faithful and loving production that captures both the essential bleakness and paradoxical comedy of this enigmatic masterwork" The Guardian
★★★★ "They are lions of the stage and they roar in this alternately icily restrained and ferocious account of human beings hurtling towards the void..." - The Stage
★★★★ "Ian McKellen gives an acting masterclass" - Radio Times
‘You are in no man’s land. Which never moves, which never changes, which never grows older, but which remains forever, icy and silent'
From the pen of one of our greatest playwrights, comes Nobel Prize laureate Harold Pinter's superb tragicomic gem.
One summer’s evening, two ageing writers, Hirst and Spooner, meet in a Hampstead pub and continue their drinking into the night at Hirst’s stately house nearby. As the pair become increasingly inebriated, and their stories increasingly unbelievable, the lively conversation soon turns into a revealing power game, further complicated by the return home of two sinister younger men.
No Man’s Land will have set and costume design by Stephen Brimson Lewis and lighting design by Peter Kaczorowski.
Don’t miss this rare treat of four master actors in Pinter’s comic classic and book your tickets now!
Recent Reviews
The play was fantastic! What could you expect having two of the greatest English actors playing together. It was an honour and a memory for a lifetime.
Fantastic performance from the whole cast. A special evening
truly magical seeing these man act before your eyes.
Good performance in a nice theatre.
sterling cast! Simple but effective staging.
Memorable performance of a rather weird play. Was the last show so we were treated to a speech or two at the end.
A lifetime memory. Wyndham's and Sirs Patrick and Ian in perfect harmony.
With the alchemy of McKellan and Stewart it is difficult to go wrong. Slightly disturbing and definitely thought provoking.
Excellent play, masterly delivered.
Please, please, please do not waste your hard earned money & time watching this pile of drivel. The stage design is dire. The acting average / poor & as for the plot.... There is no plot.... What is funny is watching people leave after the performance looking confused & taken for a ride. Avoid at all cost.!
What a wonderful experience, watching the best of actors at the peak of their game - truly stunning.
A real tour de force fot the actors. Very good
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REVIEW: No Man’s Land, Wyndham’s Theatre
This is, without doubt, one of 2016’s must see shows. It combines a well-known play and two national treasures; Sirs Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart, as well as some excellent support from Owen Teale and Damien Molony but as strong as the performances are it is an absurdist piece and some audiences may struggle to understand the basics of the production let alone its more complex themes.
13 Oct, 2016 | By Shanine Salmon
Features
Stars In London: Where The Famous People Are Performing In The West End
"I wanna go where the people are..." Yes, I'm quoting The Little Mermaid but you have to admit, the more popular shows do beckon. The West End is often studded with stars and they do bring a lot of attraction. Are they as great as their reputation or are we blinded by their fame? Here are just some of those stars that are gracing the West End right now (and some to come):
16 Aug, 2016 | By Jade Ali
News / Casting
Casting Announcement: No Man's Land - Owen Teale To Play 'Briggs'
Welsh actor Owen Teale will play ‘Briggs’ in Sean Mathias’ production of Harold Pinter’s No Man’s Land, touring venues across the UK from 3 August prior to a limited engagement at London’s Wyndham’s Theatre from 8 September. Tony Award-winning Teale joins the already confirmed Ian McKellen as ‘Spooner’ and Patrick Stewart as ‘Hirst’ in the play, with further casting still to be announced.
8 Apr, 2016 | By Jacob Porteous
Features
Are Theatre Memberships Worth It?
In my ever growing quest for cheap theatre tickets, I like my average ticket cost to be around £15-20 over a calendar year. I’ve taken out lots of theatre memberships across London theatres but are they worth the one-off cost or direct debit? If you genuinely want to support the arts then memberships are worth the money but if like me you are after priority booking, bar discounts and other goodies it is more debatable. I’ll compare and contrast my (current) memberships.
14 Mar, 2016 | By Shanine Salmon
News / Casting
BACKSTAGE: The cast and creative of No Man's Land at Wyndhams Theatre
Following their hit run on Broadway, Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart return to the London stage in Sean Mathias' acclaimed production of NO MAN'S LAND, one of the most brilliantly entertaining plays by Nobel Prize laureate Harold Pinter.
11 Mar, 2016 | By Tom Stratford
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Masters Of British Theatre, Ian McKellen And Patrick Stewart Star In No Man’s Land
Ian McKellen and Patrick Stewart are to reunite on stage this year in Harold Pinter’s masterpiece, No Man’s Land which will embark on a UK tour, opening in Sheffield from 3 August, followed by dates in Newcastle, Brighton and Cardiff. The production will then head into London’s West End where it will play a limited 14 week engagement at the Wyndham’s Theatre from 8 September with opening night for press on 20 September. No Man’s Land was first performed at the iconic Wyndham’s Theatre in 1975 with Ralph Richardson and John Gielgud, following its premiere at the National Theatre.
11 Mar, 2016 | By Jacob Porteous
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