White Rabbit Red Rabbit Tickets

White Rabbit Red Rabbit Tickets: Thrilling Live Theatre

An actor arrives at the theatre, is handed an envelope, and steps onto the stage. What happens next? Find out with White Rabbit Red Rabbit, an edge-of-your-seat live experience performed by a different person every night. Iranian writer Nassim Soleimanpour's groundbreaking play does away with directors, rehearsals or any preparation. This is a bold and audacious theatrical experiment that has kept audiences gripped and surprised from Edinburgh to Broadway and beyond. Don't look it up before you take your seat: take a chance and join a new star every night at Soho Place!

What is White Rabbit Red Rabbit about?

The first thing to know about this unique play is that the contents are a surprise to everyone. At each performance, an actor is given a sealed envelope containing a script they haven't seen before. All that’s left are the words, the performance, and the immediate audience reaction. Straddling the line between comedy and drama, the joy is in the surprise with White Rabbit Red Rabbit, which foregrounds the writer's voice and revels in the spontaneity and transformative possibilities of live theatre.

A New Actor Every Night - Cast

For its limited West End season, audiences can watch a new actor performing White Rabbit Red Rabbit every night. From the main entrance and the stage door, both sides are prepared for anything when the lights go down - and every performance is completely unique. Actors participating include Jason Issacs, Daisy Edgar Jones, Catherine Tate, John Bishop, Richard Gadd, Olly Alexander, Julie Hesmondhalgh and Freema Ageyman.

Who is Nassim Soleimanpour?

Nassim Soleimanpour is an Iranian playwright who, at the time of writing White Rabbit Red Rabbit, was not allowed to leave his home country. Delving deep into themes of censorship and freedom of expression, his one-act sensation has amplified his voice across the world. The show previously opened at London's Gate Theatre and on Broadway, with reviewers calling it a “contemporary masterpiece” (The Guardian) and “one of the most fascinating and unmissable experiences in the theater” (The Huffington Post). Even more brilliant was the decision to let audiences leave their phones on during the show's premiere. With Soleimanpour's email address shared, they could send him photos and comments about his work.

Book Your White Rabbit Red Rabbit Tickets at Soho Place

This enigmatic play is theatre at its most innovative and boundary-breaking, performed without preparation by some of the best actors working today. Take a leap of faith and book your spot in the audience with White Rabbit Red Rabbit tickets; it plays in London for a strictly limited season.