How to get White Rabbit Red Rabbit tickets to see TV stars in West End play

As a seasoned theatre-goer who has traveled the world in search of unique and thought-provoking performances, I am beyond excited to finally witness Nassim Soleimanpour’s White Rabbit Red Rabbit make its West End debut! This play, with its emphasis on audience participation and unpredictable nature, promises an intimate and one-of-a-kind theatrical experience.

Excited news for global fans of Nassim Soleimanpour’s White Rabbit Red Rabbit: The groundbreaking play is at long last premiering in London’s West End!

From my perspective as an enthusiast, White Rabbit Red Rabbit is a unique one-actor play whose essence fluctuates based on the performer bringing it to life on any particular evening.

The play primarily explores themes of liberty, theater, and the essence of a performance, while encouraging active spectator involvement. Additionally, it delves into the political climate of Nassim Soleimanpour’s native Iran and broader global issues.

As a seasoned theatergoer with decades of experience under my belt, I must say that the unique approach to casting and script delivery described here has piqued my curiosity. The idea of each actor receiving their script for the first time on stage, in a sealed envelope, adds an element of surprise and unpredictability that is both intriguing and exhilarating. This method seems to challenge the traditional norms of rehearsal and memorization, pushing the boundaries of performance art and inviting a level of spontaneity that I find truly captivating. It’s as if each actor is stepping onto the stage blindfolded, trusting their instincts and training to bring the story to life in an entirely fresh and unscripted way. I can’t help but wonder how this innovative approach might breathe new life into classic plays or even contemporary works, offering audiences a truly one-of-a-kind experience.

The outcome is a remarkably personal and spontaneous theatrical production. Since every performer reacts uniquely to the material, each presentation varies.

In the staging of White Rabbit Red Rabbit in the West End, many well-known personalities are making appearances. Laughter enthusiasts will delight in spotting Nick Mohammed, John Bishop, and Alan Davies, while TV aficionados can anticipate Daisy Edgar Jones, Keith Allen, and Sally Phillips.

For fans of Doctor Who, there’s an added treat as both Freema Agyeman and Catherine Tate will grace the stage.

If you’re seeking an extraordinary theatre adventure, here’s our comprehensive guide on how to secure tickets for the one-of-a-kind performance titled White Rabbit Red Rabbit.

White Rabbit Red Rabbit: UK dates and venue

At Soho Place, each show will feature a distinct actor performing, and here’s the schedule along with the names of the actors appearing:

Tuesday 1 October (8pm) – Nick Mohammed
Wednesday 2 October (8pm) – Mathew Baynton
Thursday 3 October (8pm) – Jill Halfpenny
Friday 4 October (8pm) – Michael Sheen
Saturday 5 October (3pm) – Daisy Edgar Jones
Saturday 5 October (8pm – Pearl Mackie
Sunday 6 October (2pm) – Ben Bailey Smith
Sunday 6 October (8pm) – Jason Isaacs
Tuesday 8 October (8pm) – Olly Alexander
Wednesday 9 October (8pm) – Kate Fleetwood
Thursday 10 October (8pm) – Alfred Enoch
Friday 11 October (8pm) – John Bishop
Saturday 12 October (3pm) – Tonia Sotiropoulou
Saturday 12 October (8pm) – Jonathan Pryce
Sunday 13 October (2pm) – Keith Allen
Sunday 13 October (6pm) – Richard Gadd
Monday 14 October (8pm) – Omari Douglas
Tuesday 15 October (8pm) – Alan Davies
Wednesday 16 October (8pm) – Sally Phillips
Thursday 17 October (8pm) – Catherine Tate
Friday 18 October (8pm) – Freema Agyeman
Saturday 19 October (2pm) – Julie Hesmondhalgh
Saturday 19 October (5pm) – Joe Dempsie
Saturday 19 October (8pm) – Callum Scott Howells

When do White Rabbit Red Rabbit tickets go on sale?

The plays’ tickets are now available for purchase at TodayTix. But remember, it’s best to grab them soon because certain shows have already run out of tickets.

How much are White Rabbit Red Rabbit tickets?

Your ticket price will depend on which performer you want to go and see.

Starting from £23, you have the opportunity to watch performances by actors such as Jill Halfpenny, Pearl Mackie, Ben Bailey Smith, Kate Fleetwood, Tonia Sotiropoulou, Keith Allen, Omari Douglas, Julie Hesmondhaigh, and Joe Dempsie.

Performers such as Nick Mohammed, Alfred Enoch, John Bishop, Alan Davies, Sally Phillips, and Freema Agyeman have a starting price of £45 each, while Matthew Baynton’s price is set at £69.

Several performers including Michael Sheen and Daisy Edgar Jones have already sold out their show.