The King's Speech

The world premiere of the play that inspired the Oscar-winning film!

Starring Charles Edwards as George VI and Jonathan Hyde as Lionel Logue
Also: Emma Fielding (Cranford), Ian McNeice (Doc Martin), Michael Feast and Joss Ackland.

"What's the one essential thing a King must do?  He must BELIEVE he is King"

When King Edward VIII abdicates for the love of Wallis Simpson, his terrified brother Bertie is thrust into the spotlight and crowned King George VI of England.  In a room at 146 Harley Street, Bertie and his wife Elizabeth, (the future Queen Mother) are meeting the maverick Australian speech therapist Lionel Logue. Breaking all royal protocol the King and his oddball therapist embark together on an unconventional journey to correct the King’s debilitating stammer and help him deliver the radio address that will inspire his country on the brink of World War II.

See the world premiere of David Seidler’s original play which inspired his famous Oscar winning film.

Directed by Adrian Noble, former Artistic Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company.

Charles Edwards as King George VI
Jonathan Hyde as Lionel Logue
Emma Fielding as Queen Elizabeth
Ian McNeice as Winston Churchill
Michael Feast as Cosmo Lang
Charlotte Randle as Myrtle Logue
Daniel Betts as King Edward VIII
David Killick as Stanley Baldwin
and
Joss Ackland as King George V

What the press say:
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Please note: PG

Superseats available (These are rows F and G in the Stalls and are £5 more than price band 1. Superseats have lots of extra legroom… think business class)

All printed prices are guaranteed until Mon 19 Dec 2011, we reserve the right to change prices after that time.