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    Brian Cox returns to the West End after 10 years, in a revival of Eugene O’Neill’s Pulitzer-winning play about a dysfunctional family.

    Brian Cox returns to the West End

    Brian Cox makes a triumphant return to the West End in Long Day’s Journey into Night at Wyndham’s Theatre in 2024. Eugene O’Neill’s magnum opus is a beautiful portrait of family life, revived with an incredible cast.

    A summer day in the life of the Tyrones unfolds in this great American play, which is largely based on playwright Eugene O’Neill’s own dysfunctional family. Each member of this chaotic group is struggling with love, hate, betrayal and failure, and the bond that holds them together is becoming increasingly frail.

    Considered by many to be Eugene O’Neill’s masterwork, Long Day’s Journey into Night was first performed in 1956, and won O’Neill a posthumous Pulitzer Prize for Drama. In this huge revival, director Jeremy Herrin (Best of Enemies) brings the universality of one family’s struggles into sharp focus, for a production that is absolutely unmissable.

    Brian Cox leads the cast of Long Day’s Journey into Night, as James Tyrone, marking his first London stage role in 10 years. Further casting includes Emmy Award-winner Patricia Clarkson as Mary Tyrone, Daryl McCormack as James Jr., Alex Lawther as Edmund and Louisa Harland as Cathleen.

    Guaranteed to be the theatrical event of the year, book Long Day’s Journey into Night tickets to see Brian Cox command the stage in one of America’s greatest plays.

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    Performance dates:
    19 Mar 2024 - 20 Jul 2024
    Venue:
    Wyndham's Theatre (See map)
    Age recommendation:
    TBC
    Audience Notes:
    Please note that the appearance of any performer cannot be guaranteed, and is always subject to illness, injury and statutory holiday entitlement.
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    Latest Audience Reviews

    I really enjoyed this show - an absolutely masterclass in acting from the whole cast, but especia... More

    Jamb0r's avatar
    Jamb0r Top 50 reviewer 18 Mar 2018

    Incredible acting from two stage greats (namely Lesley Manville and Jeremy Irons) and they didn't... More

    joc78's avatar
    joc78 Top 10 reviewer 12 Feb 2018

    I knew the play was 3 hours long. Act 1 went by quickly, but Act 2 was long, and I felt it, speci... More

    Sotra's avatar
    Sotra 25 Feb 2018

    I thought it was a good play. It was very strong on certain subjects like mental health and famil... More

    sarahward's avatar
    sarahward Top 50 reviewer 10 Sep 2018

    4 very powerful performances from all the actors and a comic turn from the actress playing the Ir... More

    claremcsheaffrey's avatar
    claremcsheaffrey 16 Feb 2018

    Not my favourite play so far this year, I found the actors spoke so quickly that I lost the threa... More

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    susanclements 31 Mar 2018
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