Prepare to enter a long dark tunnel of intrigue, deceit and adventure, as this new adaptation of one of the greatest screen thrillers of all time pulls into the West End with an all-star cast on board.
What's the deal?
Top price seats are £57.50 at face value, but they're just £35.99 in our exclusive flash sale.† Book by Sunday 3rd November.
What's the show about?
Based on the Patricia Highsmith novel that inspired Alfred Hitchcock's classic movie, Strangers On A Train begins when architect Guy Haines is approached by pushy stranger Charles Bruno as they travel by locomotive en route to Texas.
Their seemingly innocent conversation soon turns into a dangerous reality. Ahead lies a deadly nightmare of blackmail and psychological torment that threatens to cost Guy his career, his marriage and his sanity. His choice: to kill, or be framed for a murder he didn't commit.
Why should I see it?
Its classic pedigree makes Strangers On A Train a solid bet for older theatregoers, while a talented and attractive cast led by Laurence Fox and Jack Huston with Christian McKay, Miranda Raison, Imogen Stubbs and MyAnna Buring does the business for the younger set.
It's pretty much the gold standard when it comes to nail-biting thriller plots: fabulous, edge-of-the-seat stuff, with a terrifically tight script by Craig Warner and direction by one of Broadway's finest, Robert Allan Ackerman.
What should I do now?
You've got just five days until this killer deal leaves town on a rail. Don't get left on the platform - book by Sunday 3rd November and get top price £57.50 tickets for just £35.99.†
Terms and Conditions
†Strangers On A Train exclusive Flash Sale. Offer must be booked by Sunday 3rd November. Top-price seats (usually £57.50) reduced to £35.99. Offer valid for Monday – Friday evenings and Wednesday matinee performances between 4th – 22nd November, excluding 19th November.
Subject to availability. Prices reflect the purchase price with the booking fee already included. Early booking is recommended. For hotel and restaurant package terms and conditions, please click through to the website.
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