Les Liaisons Dangereuses Tickets

In pre-revolutionary France, the wealthy and elite scheme and backstab in the glittery salons of Paris, where reputation is everything. The Marquise Isabelle de Merteuil and the Vicomte Sebastien de Valmont are a pair of amoral, scheming, and power-hungry lovers-turned-rivals who amuse themselves by ruining others. The Marquise is determined to corrupt the young Cecile, the fiancee of her former lover, while the Vicomte sets out to seduce the virtuous and married Madame de Tourvel. What follows is a deadly game of love, lies, and psychological warfare.

Choderlos de Laclos's classic 18th century novel shocked and fascinated audiences with its dark sexuality, biting wit, and psychological complexity, and has continued to influence modern culture, even inspiring the 1999 cult classic Cruel Intentions. This thrilling story of manipulation, seduction, and betrayal offers a scathing commentary on social vice through de Laclos's witty portrait of the French nobility. Now it comes to the National Theatre in a gripping new revival of Christopher Hampton's acclaimed stage adaptation of the novel, directed by award-winning director Marianne Elliott. It features a brilliantly talented cast, with Aidan Turner playing the charismatic, dangerous Vicomte de Valmont, Lesley Manville starring at the scheming, ambitious Marquise de Merteuil, and Monica Barbaro taking the role of the virtuous Madame de Tourval.

Don't miss this salacious, witty adaptation of one of the most scandalous novels in European literature.