Theatre tickets to book in 2024

Including Jez Butterworth's latest work, a 'life-affirming' musical and theatrical adaptations of popular films

Multiple shots of Sarah Snook as Dorian Gray overlaid over one another
(Image credit: Dorian Gray Play)

With theatres anxious to rake in cash to repair Covid-era holes in their budgets, "celebs in everything" seems to be their strategy for 2024, said Jan Dalley in the FT. In the West End, "Succession" star Brian Cox will be playing the patriarch of another troubled family in Eugene O'Neill's semi-autobiographical epic Long Day's Journey Into Night (Wyndham's Theatre, London, 19 March-8 June).

Meanwhile, his on-screen daughter Sarah Snook is flaunting "her new pulling power" by playing all 26 roles in Kip Williams's new version of Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray: "quite a bold move" (Theatre Royal Haymarket, 6 February-11 May).

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