Royal Court Theatre

Tilda Swinton leads this stirring revival about a German woman in the 1930s who adopts her dead husband’s identity as the world shifts towards dictatorship. A stark, character-driven exploration of gender, survival and reinvention.

Written by Ryan Calais Cameron, creator of For Black Boys, this vivid, imaginative production takes inspiration from Ghana’s 1960s space ambitions. A bold fusion of Afrofuturist vision, history and identity.

A bold new play charting the events around the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the spark of World War I. A visceral re-examination of politics, power and unintended consequences.

A tense, contemporary story exploring surveillance, connection and the digital age’s effect on personal relationships. A smart and urgent piece of theatre.

An intense family drama where history, trauma and legacy collide. A powerful exploration of how the past flows through us and how we carry it forward.

A poetic, thought-provoking piece examining memory, monuments and what we choose to honour. A challenging look at history and public space.

A surreal, funny short by Leo Simpe-Asante where a lone figure follows a strange list of tasks commanded by an unseen voice, blending absurdity with sharp humour.

Gary Oldman stars in a striking revival of Beckett’s Krapp’s Last Tape, where an ageing man listens back to recordings of his younger self. A bold, minimalist double bill paired with Godot’s To-Do List.