A middle-aged man returns to his childhood home to attend a funeral. Please email our Group Sales team or call 01 to book.Sussex, England.

Save £3.50 in the Stalls & £2 in the Upper Circle for Tuesday to Thursday 7.30pm, Wednesday & Thursday 2pm (week 1) and Monday – Thursday 7.30pm & Wednesday 2pm (week 2) performances only on bookings of ten or more tickets with 1 free ticket for every 20 seats booked. Please email our Group Sales team or call 01 to book. Available Wednesday & Thursday 2pm performances only with one free teachers ticket for every 20 seats booked. You may be asked to show your ID on doors to confirm your age.Īll tickets £16.50 in the Stalls & Upper Circle only with one free teacher per 20 seats booked. To purchase these tickets you must be under 26 at the time of purchase.

Save £4 in the Stalls and £2.50 in the Upper Circle for Tuesday to Thursday 7.30pm, Wednesday & Thursday 2pm (week 1) and Monday – Thursday 7.30pm & Wednesday 2pm (week 2) performances only. Further casting to be announced.Īll tickets £31 for Tuesday 6 June 7.30pm performance (excluding Balcony) and save £3.50 in the Stalls and £2 in the Upper Circle for Wednesday & Thursday 2pm & 7.30pm (week 1) and Monday – Thursday 7.30pm & Wednesday 2pm (week 2) performances only. The cast includes, Daniel Cornish (alternate Boy), Trevor Fox ( Dad), Emma-Jane Goodwin (understudy), Paolo Guidi (ensemble), Millie Hikasa ( Lettie Hempstock), Lewis Howard (understudy), Kemi-Bo Jacobs ( Ginnie Hempstock), Ronnie Lee (ensemble), Aimee McGoldrick (ensemble), Laurie Ogden ( Sis), Keir Ogilvy ( Boy), Domonic Ramsden (ensemble), Joe Rawlinson-Hunt (understudy), Risha Silvera (understudy) and Finty Williams ( Old Mrs Hempstock).

Plunged into a magical world, their survival depends on their ability to reckon with ancient forces that threaten to destroy everything around them. He’s transported to his 12th birthday when his remarkable friend Lettie claimed it wasn’t a pond, but an ocean – a place where everything is possible… Returning to his childhood home, a man finds himself standing beside the pond of the old Sussex farmhouse where he used to play. This thrilling adventure of fantasy, myth and friendship, is a five-star spectacular which blends magic with memory in a tour-de-force of storytelling that takes audiences on an epic journey to a childhood once forgotten and the darkness that lurks at the very edge of it. From the imagination of Neil Gaiman, best-selling author of Coraline, Good Omens and The Sandman, comes the National Theatre’s major new stage adaptation of The Ocean at the End of the Lane.

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