Di and Viv and Rose Tickets

Di and Viv and Rose – Unmissable British comedy

This renowned production of Amelia Bullmore's smash hit comedy is directed to perfection by Anna Mackmin, previewing from 22nd January 2015 and opening on 29th January. There's a talented cast including Samantha Spiro as Viv and Jenna Russell as Rose. And Tamzin Outhwaite plays Di for the first eight weeks of the run.

Production is by Tobias Round and Nick Frankfort on behalf of CMP Ltd, plus the Hampstead theatre's own Greg Ripley-Duggan. Scarlett Mackmin is responsible for the choreography, Paul Wills for the design, Oliver Fenwick for the lighting and Simon Baker for the sound.

Di and Viv and Rose - The story

When three eighteen year old women join forces in 1983, living in a shared house while at a northern university, a long and enduring friendship is forged. Life is intense, an endless round of working hard and playing even harder. As a team, they're invincible... or that's how they feel.

Rose, whose stepfather owns the house they share, is an art history student who adores sleeping around, a happy go lucky type with a charming innocence. Di is a lesbian, loves sport and studies business. Earnest Viv is a conscientious sociology student with an enviable work ethic, dedicated and serious. On the surface, they couldn't be more different. But that's the point: despite eventually living far apart, embarking on very different careers and everything else life throws at them, their solidarity survives, even if the balance is sometimes precarious. Friendship is often a rocky road. But it's worth travelling.

In a thoughtful story that lights up the stage with wit, wisdom and humour, this super comedy explores the nature of friendship, life and their profound effects on one another.

The playwright has created a bunch of genuinely likeable and believable characters, and the dialogue is wonderfully funny. The story is warm and charming, resulting in a play set for a big West End welcome. With great reviews under its belt and a timeless story that just keeps on giving, it's lovely stuff.

As The Telegraph said, the play “asked hard questions but also made Charles Spencer cry with laughter.” That's what we call a great recommendation. Don't miss it!

Di and Viv and Rosetheatre tickets – A very funny exploration of friendship

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