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About The Duke of York's
Named in honour of the future King George V, the Duke of York’s theatre opened in 1892 and has a long and illustrious history of classic revivals and new plays. Located in the heart of London’s West End, just north of Trafalgar Square, the Duke of York’s is characterised by its lavish interior of traditional theatrical gold, cream and red. The theatre has always programmed a large number of productions every year, meaning a fast turn-around between shows. It seats fewer than 700 people and is split over three levels.
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Audience Latest Reviews
Vibrant, intetesting, enjoyable and witty Loved the idea of the play and the production.
Prue, 03 Sep 2026
Interesting A demanding play. I am not sure that I knew enough about the theories expounded in this work, but there was humour involved, interesting characters and an interesting stage.
Lynda, 02 Sep 2026
Stoppard would have loved this production Stoppard fans shouldn’t miss this production at the theatre named after the late playwright. This production makes a play that is often challenging a bit more accessible to those who may not be familiar with it. The actors bring the witty fast-moving script to life and the staging in the round benefits everyone. Kudos to the director who makes this play really come alive. Set and lighting original and appropriate. Give it a try - it is one of Stoppard’s best.
Dorothy, 02 Sep 2026
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