There’s no show we’d rather see than “Born with Teeth,” where Doctor Who’s Ncuti Gatwa portrays playwright Christopher Marlowe, and Killing Eve’s Edward Bluemel steps into the shoes of William Shakespeare. Count us in!
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been offering an exciting array of new theatre shows for sale, such as All My Sons, Punch, Our Town, Inside No. 9: Stage/Fright, and Born with Teeth tickets.
This upcoming play titled “Born with Teeth” is a fresh creation by the producers Playful Productions, the Royal Shakespeare Company, and Elizabeth Williams. The debut performance will take place in the West End for a restricted 11-week run starting from the 13th of August this year.
In this play, penned by U.S. playwright Liz Duffy Adams, we delve into a fictional portrayal of the dynamic between two prominent figures in literature history (Shakespeare and Marlowe), whose lives were marked by conflict with the times they lived in.
In an interview about the production, Sex Education actor Ncuti Gatwa expressed his enthusiasm: “I’m thrilled to be working with Edward Bluemel in Born with Teeth. Liz Duffy Adams has penned a remarkable play that is both clever and edgy, filled with humor and sexuality. It offers a rich tapestry of ideas, unlike any Shakespeare or Marlowe I’ve encountered before. I can hardly wait for the audience to embark on this journey with us!
If you’re ready to join the ride, here’s how to get tickets today.
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- How long is Born With Teeth in London?
- Where can I see Born With Teeth play?
- How to get Born With Teeth tickets
How long is Born With Teeth in London?
In our comprehensive guide to top-notch performances in London’s West End, you’ll find a dedicated section highlighting temporary productions. These include captivating shows like “Retrograde,” “My Master Builder” featuring Ewan McGregor, and “Mrs Warren’s Profession.
Born with Teeth will be performing for just 11 weeks, from 13th August until 1st November 2025.
Where can I see Born with Teeth play?
You can see Born with Teeth at Wyndham’s Theatre in London’s West End from this August.
The theater you’re looking for is situated in Covent Garden, and the closest train station is Leicester Square, reachable via both the Northern and Piccadilly subway lines.
How to get Born with Teeth West End tickets
As a cinephile, I’m thrilled to share that tickets for “Born with Teeth” are now available to the public! They went on sale just this morning, so grab your popcorn and let’s head to the cinemas starting today, April 16th. Let’s make it a movie night to remember!
This past week, there was a special offer for RSC Members and DMT+ on Monday, 14th of April, followed by another sale exclusively for RSC Subscribers on the 15th of April.
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2025-04-16 18:22