See the guide below for more details of how to book.
If you're booking for multiple productions and require glasses for each performance in your booking, you'll need to add glasses for each performance you've booked.
Smart caption glasses are generally available for performances on, or shortly after the Press Night for each show.
Watch our instructional video on YouTube to find out how to use the glasses.
Yes you can. Smart caption glasses are adjustable and fit over your glasses.
No, you don't have to book for a captioned peformance. Smart glasses can be booked for any performance listed via the booking links at the bottom of this page.
For booking enquiries email the Box Office on [email protected] or call 020 7452 3961.
For more information about the glasses or our access provisions please email [email protected].
A guide to buying tickets and getting smart caption glasses
If you already have tickets for any of these shows, you can also book smart caption glasses by calling the Box Office on 020 7452 3961.
Writer and comedian Francesca Martinez leads an ensemble cast in her debut play, directed by Ian Rickson (Translations).
Lynette Linton directs this extraordinary play by Pearl Cleage, set during the Harlem Renaissance.
A sensation when it first premiered, Emlyn Williams’ semi-autobiographical play, is given a bold new staging by director Dominic Cooke (Follies) in its first London revival for 35 years.
The story of the man who murdered Gandhi. A gripping new play that traces Nathuram Godse’s life from devout follower of Mahatma Gandhi, through to his radicalisation and their tragic final encounter.
Our big-hearted musical based on Sleeping Beauty. Rufus Norris directs with music by Jim Fortune and book by Tanya Ronder.
Following their five-star production of Beginning, writer David Eldridge and director Polly Findlay reunite for this raw, touching and funny portrait of a 21st-century marriage.
Escape to the Italian Riviera with Shakespeare’s timeless romantic comedy. Cast includes Katherine Parkinson (Home, I'm Darling, The IT Crowd) and John Heffernan (Dracula, She Stoops to Conquer).