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Drama in London on Saturday 21 November

Drama in London on Saturday 21 November: 57 events, among them 54 in theatre, 1 in film, 1 in kids and family and 1 in workshops and courses.

Hamlet Hail to the Thief: Shakespeare meets Radiohead live.

until Sat 23 Jan | 19:45

Barbican Arts Centre

from £30

Hamlet Hail to the Thief

The Lives of Others, stage play with Keira Knightley.

until Sat 9 Jan

Adelphi Theatre

from £25

The Lives of Others

Death of a Salesman: Miller's classic, with Paul Mescal.

until Thu 30 Sep

Lyttelton - National Theatre

from £30

Death of a Salesman

Cloud 9: Caryl Churchill's play on gender and power.

until Wed 13 Jan

Lyttelton Theatre

£32–91

Cloud 9

Inter Alia: Rosamund Pike in Suzie Miller's legal drama.

until Sun 21 Feb

National Theatre

Inter Alia

Ibsen's The Master Builder: a stage play in London.

Sat 21 Nov | 19:00

Arcola Theatre

£13–75

2026: The Master Builder

Act of God: a debut play on masculinity and class.

until Thu 26 Nov | 19:15

Riverside Studios

Act of God

Caryl Churchill's Cloud 9 in a bold new staging.

Sat 21 Nov | 14:30

National Theatre

£20–78

Cloud 9

The Homecoming: Pinter's study of sex, family and power.

Sat 21 Nov | 19:15

Royal Academy of Dramatic Art

The Homecoming

Rory Kinnear is economist Keynes in James Graham's new play.

until Sat 12 Dec

Theatre Royal Haymarket

£31–220

The Standard Of Living

Play about John Maynard Keynes, with music and dance.

until Sat 12 Dec

Leicester Square

££

The Standard of Living

The Cherry Orchid: Chekhov, starring Kristin Scott Thomas.

until Sat 9 Jan

Leicester Square

££

The Cherry Orchid

Some Woman: a play with Anne-Marie Duff.

Sat 21 Nov

Dorfman Theatre

£60

Some Woman

The Pianist: world premiere play from Szpilman's memoir.

until Sat 28 Nov

Park Theatre

£38–62

The Pianist

Memoriam: funny, moving play about memories sold as VR.

Sat 21 Nov

Southwark Playhouse Borough

£10–28

Memoriam

Girls: Theresa Ikoko's play on three kidnapped friends.

Sat 21 Nov

The Maria Theatre

£37

Girls

The History Boys: Alan Bennett's play back in the West End.

until Sat 24 Jul

Theatre Royal Haymarket

GBP 10

The History Boys

Speculations: Betts' political thriller with Janie Dee.

until Sun 17 Jan

Marylebone Theatre

from £22

Speculations

Julius Caesar: Shakespeare's thriller in candlelight.

until Sun 14 Feb

Sam Wanamaker Playhouse

£10–89

Julius Caesar

The Guilty: Russell Tovey in a one-man thriller play.

until Sat 3 Apr

Harold Pinter Theatre

£35–36

The Guilty

Ben Whishaw and Kathryn Hunter in Eurotrash, a dark comedy.

until Sat 9 Jan

Young Vic

from £14

Eurotrash

Girls: Theresa Ikoko's play on the Boko Haram kidnappings.

Sat 21 Nov

Young Vic

GBP 26

Girls

Tiago Rodrigues' play of calls between Earth and Mars.

until Sat 13 Feb

Young Vic

£23

La Distance

Gem of the Ocean: August Wilson's play in 1900s Pittsburgh.

until Sat 17 Jul

Young Vic

from £23

Gem of the Ocean

dissent: dystopian play by debbie tucker green.

until Sat 24 Apr

Young Vic

from £23

dissent

Cloud 9: Churchill's satire on empire and gender.

until Wed 13 Jan

Lyttelton - National Theatre

from £30

Cloud 9

Mr Loverman: stage adaptation of Evaristo's novel.

until Sat 24 Apr

Lyttelton - National Theatre

from £30

Mr Loverman

A Whistle in the Dark: Tom Murphy's play, with Paul Mescal.

until Thu 30 Sep

Lyttelton - National Theatre

from £30

A Whistle in the Dark

Plenty, Hare's play with Emilia Clarke.

until Mon 31 May

Lyttelton - National Theatre

£10

Plenty

Amadeus, Peter Shaffer's play of Salieri's envy of Mozart.

until Sat 7 Aug

Noël Coward Theatre

from £24

Amadeus

August: Osage County: Tracy Letts' prize-winning drama.

until Sat 10 Apr

Noël Coward Theatre

from £24

August: Osage County

Hamlet Hail to the Thief: Hamlet with live Radiohead music.

until Sat 23 Jan

Barbican Theatre

£36

Hamlet Hail to the Thief

Tennessee Williams' Suddenly Last Summer with Emma Corrin.

until Sat 24 Apr

Olivier - National Theatre

from £36

Suddenly Last Summer

Major: John Major's rise from Whip to PM in 1990.

until Sat 31 Jul

Olivier - National Theatre

£24–36

Major

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