The Last Five Years Tickets
After two hit runs at Southwark Playhouse, Jonathan O’Boyle’s stunning revival of the time-bending love story transfers to the West End for a strictly limited season.
A time-bending love story returns
Award-winning musical The Last Five Years returns to the West End for the first time in over a decade this Autumn. The time-bending show, which celebrated two hit seasons at Southwark Playhouse and online in 2020, transfers to the Garrick Theatre.The Last Five Years is a unique love story, unfolding from beginning to end - and end to beginning. Jamie’s testimony starts with the thrilling sparks of his relationship with Cathy, whilst Cathy rewinds from the breakdown.
With the pair's timelines colliding at their wedding, this witty, turbulent and romantic story is recounted on stage with actor-musicians performing Jason Robert Brown's bittersweet songs - including "Goodbye Until Tomorrow" and "I Can Do Better Than That" - live.
Director Jonathan O'Boyle's revival features Oli Higginson as Jamie and Molly Lynch as Cathy, both reprising their roles from Southwark Playhouse.
This exciting revival of an Off-Broadway hit earned rave reviews and kept audiences gripped during lockdown. Don’t miss out on The Last Five Years tickets when it opens for strictly limited season in the West End.
Sorry this show closed 17 October 2021, we recommend these similar productions.
The Last Five Years Reviews
User Reviews
Sadly this was the last performance of the show - it was excellent, a 2-handed performance by actor musicians and very moving. Molly Lynch as Cathy and Oli Higginson as Jamie. Higginson had the most amazing voice - really fabulous performance.
I have been in love with this show since I watched the movie adaptation in 2014 so to see the stage production, I had really high expectations. This production went above and beyond. I think you could see the show multiple times and learn something n Read more
Such a moving performance. I'd seen the film but really didn't like it, but thought I'd give the stage show a chance. It's soooo much better than the film. So cleverly done with the lighting changes and props. Watching them play piano throughout was Read more