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Garrick Theatre, London

James Graham’s critically acclaimed political drama This House receives a long-awaited West End transfer at the Garrick Theatre, following two recent smash-hit London runs. With a duo of sell-out seasons at the National Theatre under its belt, the play transports audiences to the politically turbulent landscape of 1974, in which a hung parliament presides over economic crises and fist fights in parliamentary bars are abound. Votes in the House of Commons are won or lost by the narrowest of margins, and sick MPs are forced through the lobby to register their votes. Stripping the sheen of politics of its gloss and exposing the practical realities of the engine rooms of Westminster, those behind the scenes are brought into the limelight in this strikingly pertinent political drama. Directed by its Olivier Award-nominated creator Jeremy Herrin, Artistic Director of Headlong, and starring Phil Daniels, the mother of all Parliaments is the subject of this provocative play.

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Charing Cross Road, London, United Kingdom WC2H 0HH

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Monday - Saturday: 7.30pm
Wednesday & Saturday Matinee: 2.30pm

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You can find the Garrick Theatre on the borders of Trafalgar Square, adjacent to the National Portrait Gallery and opposite Leicester Square. It is located conveniently near Chinatown and close to the bars and restaurants of Soho.

Garrick Theatre

2 Charing Cross Rd, London WC2H 0HH

Bus routes: 3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 15, 24, 29, 30

Leicester Square (2 minutes' walk)

Charing Cross Tube and Mainline Station (4 minutes' walk)

It is within the Congestion Charge Zone (7am until 6pm). The nearest car park is the Q Park Chinatown Car Park (20 Newport Place, WC2H 7PR).

Garrick Theatre
2 Charing Cross Rd, London WC2H 0HH

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 Theatre

GARRICK THEATRE

 Booking Period

Until February 25, 2017

 Cast Update

Phil Daniels, Kevin Doyle, David Hounslow, Ed Hughes, Lauren O’Neil, Nathaniel Parker, Steffan Rhodri, Malcolm Sinclair, Sarah Woodward, Christopher Godwin, Peter Landi, Matthew Pigeon, Giles Taylor, Tony Turner, Orlando Wells

 Musical By

Jeremy Herrin

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James Graham’s critically acclaimed political drama This House receives a long-awaited West End transfer at the Garrick Theatre, following two recent smash-hit London runs. With a duo of sell-out seasons at the National Theatre under its belt, the play transports audiences to the politically turbulent landscape of 1974, in which a hung parliament presides over economic crises and fist fights in parliamentary bars are abound. Votes in the House of Commons are won or lost by the narrowest of margins, and sick MPs are forced through the lobby to register their votes. Stripping the sheen of politics of its gloss and exposing the practical realities of the engine rooms of Westminster, those behind the scenes are brought into the limelight in this strikingly pertinent political drama. Directed by its Olivier Award-nominated creator Jeremy Herrin, Artistic Director of Headlong, and starring Phil Daniels, the mother of all Parliaments is the subject of this provocative play.