Till the Stars Come Down Tickets

Till the Stars Come Down in London

Get your glad rags on and buy a hat, as Till the Stars Come Down transfers to the Theatre Royal Haymarket near Trafalgar Square, after premiering at the National Theatre in 2024 to critical acclaim. Tensions fray between a close-knit family as Syliva and Polish immigrant Marek tie the knot in this breathtaking new play “full of pain, joy and laughter” (The Guardian). Book your tickets today - Till the Stars Come Down has a strictly limited run, and this is one wedding you won’t want to miss.

What is the play Till the Stars Come Down about?

Set over the course of one blazingly hot summer day, Till the Stars Come Down follows Sylvia and her larger-than-life, working-class family as she marries Marek, a Polish immigrant who has received a somewhat reluctant welcome to their ex-mining East Midlands town. As vows are exchanged and vodka flows, tensions rise and relationships are pushed to their limits. With her family stuck in the past, what should be the happiest day of Sylvia’s life suddenly opens the door to a future filled with uncertainty.

A “beautifully observed and [...] bruisingly hilarious” (TimeOut) examination of grief, love and family, Till The Stars Come Down dazzled audiences and critics alike when it premiered at the National Theatre, earning two Olivier Award nominations. This is a “jewel of a play” (The Week) so make sure you RSVP early and book your tickets today!

Who are the cast and creative team of Till the Stars Come Down?

The original cast was described as “the most sharply observed ensemble [...] you are likely to see all year” by The Times, and several members return including Sinéad Matthews (The Crown, The Antipodes) as Sylvia. She is joined by Julian Kostov as Marek, Dorothy Atkinson as Aunty Carol, Aisling Loftus as Maggie, Lucy Black as Hazel, Adrian Bower as John, Ruby Thompson as Leanne, Philip Whitchurch as Uncle Pete, and Alan Williams as Tony.

Till the Stars Come Down is written by former National Theatre writer-in-residence and Evening Standard Theatre Award-winning playwright and screenwriter Beth Steel (Wonderland, The House of Shades) and directed by Olivier Award winner and former associate director of the National Theatre Bijan Sheibani (A Taste of Honey, Barber Shop Chronicles).

Book Tickets for Till the Stars Come Down in the West End!

Secure your tickets now for the show critics called “Chekhov on Heineken” (WhatsOnStage), “an early contender for the best play of the year'” (The Week) and “a theatrical event to remember”(WhatsOnStage). Say “I Do” to this “rollicking, complex” (The Guardian) production - book for to Till the Stars Come Down at the Theatre Royal Haymarket today!