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'English rebellions by their very nature are generally bloodthirsty affairs.'
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Your priority booking window is now open for exclusive access to tickets. Book now to see ‘THE HIT THAT TRANSFORMED BRITISH THEATRE’ (Guardian) before the public on-sale on 16th August.
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Hear ye, hear ye: Johnny “Rooster” Byron is back in town. Widely heralded as ‘THE 21st CENTURY’S BEST PLAY’ (Guardian), Jez Butterworth’s legendary classic will explode once again into the West End with its original creative team, led by director Ian Rickson, a decade after its last record-breaking, sell-out run. Mark Rylance revives ‘ONE OF THE GREATEST STAGE PERFORMANCES EVER WITNESSED’ (Telegraph) as “Rooster” Byron, alongside the ‘SUPERB’ (Time Out) Mackenzie Crook as his loyal sidekick Ginger, in this extraordinary lament for a lost England.
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On St George’s Day, the morning of the local county fair, Johnny Byron is a wanted man. The Council officials want to serve him an eviction notice, his son wants his dad to take him to the fair, Troy Whitworth wants to wreak his revenge and a motley crew of mates wants his ample supply of drugs and alcohol.
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JERUSALEM returns to its West End home, The Apollo Theatre, for a strictly limited 16-week run from 16th April 2022, following its original record-breaking, critically acclaimed runs at the Royal Court Theatre, Apollo Theatre and Broadway’s Music Box Theater.
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‘Come, you giants!’
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