PERFORMANCES
12th July- 25th August 2019
Tuesday - Sunday
Tue - Sat 7.30pm
Sat & Sun 3.30pm
TICKETS
Previews
Early Bird £20
Love Seats £35
General Admission £25
POST SHOW Q&A on 7th August
RUN TIME
2 hours including an interval
Latecomers shall not be admitted
FURTHER INFORMATION
Recommended for ages 14+
For access tickets, please call 0844 815 7141
Entrance to GAMES FOR LOVERS is via our Launcelot Street entrance
Dinner is Coming
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James Seabright presents:
GAMES FOR LOVERS
by Ryan Craig
Four millennials looking for sex, love and a well-located flat find themselves caught in a complex game of rivalry, desire and seduction. As the cost of happiness soars, how can they negotiate the new rules of modern relationships and win the game of love? Join them at the heart of the action as their games play out in a bespoke pop-up venue within The Vaults complex under Waterloo station.
The brilliant cast is Calum Callaghan (Black Mirror and Mr Selfridge), Evanna Lynch (Disco Pigs in the West End, Luna Lovegood in the Harry Potter films), Tessie Orange-Turner (Masterpieces at the Finborough and Casualty) and Billy Postlethwaite (Chernobyl on Sky Atlantic, The Madness of George III at Nottingham Playhouse).
The world premiere of this new comedy from Ryan Craig, whose previous work includes Filthy Business (Hampstead Theatre) and The Holy Rosenbergs (National Theatre), is directed by Anthony Banks, whose recent credits include The Girl On The Train (West End and UK tour) and Hogarth's Progress (Rose Kingston).
Directed by Anthony Banks
Set by Simon Scullion
Costume by Susan Kulkarni
Lighting by Matt Haskins
Sound by Ben and Max Ringham
Casting by Danielle Tarento