Life of Pi Tickets
Yann Martel's international bestseller roars on the West End stage in a spectacular theatrical adaptation.
An extraordinary, multi-sensory theatrical event
Yann Martel’s Booker Prize-winning Life of Pi stalks into the West End in a thrilling new stage adaptation. This incredible tale of adventure, friendship and endurance is now playing at London’s Wyndham’s Theatre.Life of Pi is the tale of teenager Pi, the sole human survivor of a cargo ship disaster en-route from India to Canada. With his family drowned and little hope of rescue, Pi must battle for survival as he shares a drifting lifeboat with various animals, including the magnificent but terrifying tiger Richard Parker.
Featuring stunning puppets that conjure flying fish and fearsome predators, the Life of Pi play is a breath-taking live experience, adapted from the book by playwright Lolita Chakrabarti and director Max Webster. The production won a total of five Olivier Awards in 2022, including Best Supporting Actor (for the seven actors playing the tiger) and Best New Play.
The Life of Pi West End cast includes Nuwan Hugh Perera as Pi, and Daisy Franks; Owain Gwynn; Romina Hytton; Elan James; Rebecca Killick; Tom Larkin; and Tom Stacey as Richard Parker.
Prepare to immerse yourself in an otherworldly adventure with Life of Pi tickets. From deserted islands to the depths of our own imaginations, this spectacular play is an unforgettable theatrical event.
Sorry this show closed 15 January 2023, we recommend these similar productions.
Performance dates:
01 Dec 2022 - 15 Jan 2023
Running time:
2 hours and 5 minutes including an interval.
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Age recommendation:
Best for age 8+
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Life of Pi Reviews
User Reviews
The show has has a lot of 5 star reviews and great word of mouth so expectations were high. The puppetry was great, along with the effects and set design - however had a tendency to drag out some of the dialogue scenes.
Performance date: 20 October 2022
1/225
Very visually stunning and lavish production. Staging is phenomenal and puppetry breath- taking. Quite similar to Lion, Witch and Wardrobe -think the latter came from the former but you forget the people are there at points. The parts where Pi actu Read more