People, Places & Things

Q: Is the People, Places and Things play in London accessible?

Yes, the Trafalgar Theatre is accessible. Wheelchair Accessible: The entryways are step-less areas Wheelchairs are accessible within the auditorium Assistance Dogs: Guide Dogs are allowed within the theatre. Audio-Described Performances: Saturday 13 July, 2.30pm Thursday 25 July, 7.30pm British Sign Language Interpreted performance: Saturday 20 July, 2.30pm Captioned performances: Saturday 6 July, 2.30pm Tuesday 16 July, 7.30pm

Q: Is there an age restriction on People, Places and Things at the Trafalgar Theatre?

Yes, there is. Under 14's must be accompanied with an adult (18+) and under 5's are not allowed within the auditorium. Contains strong language and drug references Strobe lighting effects will be used throughout

Ambassador Theatre Group

Available until 10 August 2024

Book tickets for People, Places & Things at the Trafalgar Theatre

Directed by Jeremy Herrin (Best of Enemies) and designed by Tony Award winner Bunny Christie (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time), writer Duncan Macmillan brings his triumphant show to London's Trafalgar Theatre!

Reprising her Olivier Award-winning role as Emma, Denise Gough plays a struggling actress who becomes drugs-and-drink driven, spinning her life into out-of-control chaos.

After landing herself in rehab with the consequences of her actions as her only friend, Emma's first step is to admit she has a problem.

But Emma's problem doesn't lie within herself; it lies with everyone else. She needs to tell her peers, family and friends the truth - but Emma is convinced that there's no such thing.

When intoxication feels like the only way to survive the modern world, how can she ever sober up?

With consistent Award wins and nominations since the debut in 2015, People Places & Things is running performances for 14 weeks, starting 3rd May!

Book your tickets to one of the best plays in London right now - a great day out in London for adults looking for things to do in London.

Location

Whitehall,
London,
England,
Greater London,
SW1

Show on Google Maps

How to find us

Address: Trafalgar Theatre, 14 Whitehall, London, SW1A 2DY

What3Words: panel.taker.jelly

By Tube:

Charing Cross: Bakerloo and Northern lines
Embankment: Bakerloo, Circle, District and Northern lines
Leicester Square: Northern and Piccadilly lines

By Car:

Parking: Q Park, Trafalgar Square (SW1A 2TS)
Parking costs £18 for up to three hours
Theatregoers can save 505 off it they have their tickets validated at the theatre

Facilities

Toilets
Cloakroom (for coats and small bags)
In-house Bar - Pre-show and interval drinks and snacks

More Info

Is the People, Places and Things play in London accessible?

Yes, the Trafalgar Theatre is accessible.

Wheelchair Accessible:

The entryways are step-less areas
Wheelchairs are accessible within the auditorium

Assistance Dogs:

Guide Dogs are allowed within the theatre.

Audio-Described Performances:

Saturday 13 July, 2.30pm
Thursday 25 July, 7.30pm

British Sign Language Interpreted performance:

Saturday 20 July, 2.30pm

Captioned performances:

Saturday 6 July, 2.30pm
Tuesday 16 July, 7.30pm

Is there an age restriction on People, Places and Things at the Trafalgar Theatre?

Yes, there is.

Under 14's must be accompanied with an adult (18+) and under 5's are not allowed within the auditorium.
Contains strong language and drug references
Strobe lighting effects will be used throughout

What time does the Trafalgar Theatre in London open?

The opening times for the Trafalgar Theatre in London are:

Box office opens at 10am
Monday - Saturday: 10:00-19:45
Last entry for performances is an hour before the show commences