Royal Court
The Royal Court is an off-West End theatre based in Sloane Square, London, that is globally renowned for producing new work.
The Royal Court boasts a 389-seat 'downstairs' main auditorium and a 90-seat 'upstairs' studio space.
The Royal Court has produced some of the most prolific plays of the 21st century, including 'Jerusalem' by Jez Butterworth, 'Posh' by Laura Wade and 'seven methods of killing kylie jenner' by Jasmine Lee-Jones.
Productions (53)
A mother’s search for her missing son unfolds in Nick Payne’s new play, directed by Marianne Elliott.
A world premiere by Sophia Chetin-Leuner, directed by Josie Rourke, starring Ambika Mod.
A wordless performance exploring the lives of two animals through sound.
A powerful tale of war, resistance, and silence told through BSL, poetry, and live performance.
A new performer each night embarks on an unscripted journey of connection and belonging.
A gripping return to a raw, immersive portrayal of a mind struggling with deep depression.
A stolen statue sparks a battle over history, culture, and ghosts in this provocative new play.
A deadly rampage sparks the UK's largest manhunt in this chilling Robert Icke drama.
In Gaza, Mariam prepares for the run of her life, navigating survival amid impending destruction.
In 2075, Bridget awakens in a synthetic body, exploring humanity in a future without death.
A couple faces the limits of community politics in this sharp satire on suburban life.
Sisters expose a scandal, shedding light on Pakistani women's exploitation in a gripping tale.
