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A lively theatrical scene with multiple performers on stage under a bright spotlight and a disco ball, engaging actively with the audience.
Aisling Loftus (Maggie) Dorothy Atkinson (Aunty Carol) & company. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Two actors on stage in a dramatic scene, with the person in the foreground wearing a bright orange dress and expressing surprise, and the other facing away.
Aisling Loftus (Maggie) & Adrian Bower (John). Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Two actors on stage in an intense scene, one in a suit and the other in a red dress, with a visible audience in the background.
Adrian Bower (John) & Aisling Loftus (Maggie). Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Performer in a glittery dress enthusiastically reaches upwards on stage during a live performance, with an attentive audience seated around in a dimly lit room.
Dorothy Atkinson (Aunty Carol). Photo by Manuel Harlan.
A group of people seated around a rectangular dinner table in a theatrical setting, featuring a person in a wedding dress and another in a suit at the head of the table.
The company of Till The Stars Come Down. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
A performer in a white dress stands under a spotlight on a stage, singing to an audience seated around the stage, who are clapping and reaching towards the performer.
Sinead Matthews (Sylvia) & The company of Till The Stars Come Down. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
A theatrical scene from a performance, featuring a person in a white costume standing with outstretched arms on a table surrounded by other individuals in festive attire, reacting dramatically under artificial rain and dramatic lighting.
The company of Till The Stars Come Down. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
A vibrant scene from a musical performance, featuring a group of dancers under a large disco ball with colourful stage lighting.
The company of Till The Stars Come Down. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Two individuals in wedding attire are seated at a table, holding hands and looking at each other with a smile, during a wedding reception. There are drinks and food on the table, and guests can be seen seated around them.
Sinead Matthews (Sylvia) & Julian Kostov (Marek). Photo by Manuel Harlan
Audience members seated around a circular stage in a theater with warm ambient lighting and a central ornate chandelier, watching a performance.
The company of Till The Stars Come Down. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

Till The Stars Come Down
Tickets From £32.50

Venue

Haymarket, Theatre Royal

The smash-hit National Theatre production of Till The Stars Come Down transfers to the West End this summer for a strictly limited 13 week run.

It’s Sylvia and Marek’s wedding and you’re invited. On a scorching summer’s day, a tight-knit family gathers to celebrate. But as the drinks flow and the dancing begins, love is tested, loyalties are stretched, and long-held secrets are revealed.

This Olivier Award nominated Best New Play is written by Beth Steel (The House Of Shades) and directed by Bijan Sheibani (Barber Shop Chronicles)

With laugh-out-loud hilarity and heart-wrenching tenderness, Till The Stars Come Down celebrates and confronts what it really means to be a family.

What happens when the happiest day of your life opens the door to an uncertain future?

Join us from 1 Jul for this unmissable West End premiere at the Theatre Royal Haymarket.

Closing

27/09/2025

Running Time

2h20, inc. interval

Genre

Drama, Comedy

Age & Content

14+

Please Note:

This production features loud noises, flash pyrotechnics, strobe effects, haze, strong language, themes of racism and xenophobia, reference to suicide, scenes of a sexual nature and depictions of mild violence.

No accessibility performances are currently scheduled for this show.

Cast:

Dorothy Atkinson as

Aunty Carol

Lucy Black as

Hazel

Adrian Bower as

John

Julian Kostov as

Marek

Aisling Loftus as

Maggie

Sinead Matthews as

Sylvia

Ruby Thompson as

Leanne

Philip Whitchurch as

Uncle Pete

Alan Williams as

Tony