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A powerful, moving new musical that brings the true story and music of Wladyslaw Szpilman together onstage for the first time.
4.8 9 reviews from 9 verified reviews- Booking until: Saturday, 28 November 2026
- Running time: 2hr 10min. Incl. 1 interval.
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The Pianist is a new musical stage adaptation based on Wladyslaw Szpilman's internationally acclaimed memoir, which was the inspiration for Roman Polanski's Academy Award-winning 2002 film starring Adrien Brody. Szpilman was a Polish Jewish concert pianist living in Warsaw in the 1930s, whose thriving career and peaceful family life were overturned by the Nazi invasion of Poland. Szpilman's family was rounded up and sent to a death camp, but Szpilman was pulled from the train at the last second and forced into hiding in Warsaw.
Written and directed by Thom Southerland (Titanic the Musical), this landmark new production brings this remarkable true story to the stage, featuring Szpilman's own music with new lyrics and freshly orchestrated by Simon Lee, Andrew Lloyd-Webber's long time Musical Director. It will mark the first time Szpilman's music and story have been brought together onstage. A cast of virtuoso actor-musicians come together to conjure up the golden age of Jewish Warsaw, from packed concert halls to candlelit cafes, painting a portrait of a city that loved music above all else. The musical features original compositions from the so-called 'Polish Gershwin', popular songs and compositions that brought Szpilman fame and renown. It has been described as a love letter to artists and dreamers, and to the extraordinary power of creativity to outlast even the most turbulent chapters of history.
Book now and get ready to experience an unforgettable musical based on harrowing true events.
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- Booking until:
Saturday, 28 November 2026
- Running time:
2hr 10min. Incl. 1 interval.
- Age restrictions
Ages 11+.
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Contains sensitive themes around historical events including the Holocaust.
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A good ensemble pieceWhilst there were many images in this production that will remain long in the memory (the scene where the family are shown being forcibly removed from Warsaw by train to their appalling fate comes very much to mind),it was unfortunate to say the least that Daniel Krikler was (apparently) unable to play the piano in a play with music about a pianist! This is a good ensemble piece but Krikler comes over as rather dull in the central role.
T Reviewed on 08 November 2026 by Timothy
United Kingdom
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Emotional and poignantThis was a difficult concept to stage. The story is known from the film of the same name, but telling the story through the lips of the protagonist in a small theatre whilst showcasing the music he composed was always going to be a challenge. Dan Krikler, through the force of his character managed to pull it off wonderfully. At times it felt so real that I was in tears. A fantastic production.
D Reviewed on 04 November 2026 by Daniel
United Kingdom
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Must see!I wish more people could see it so we would never repeat those tradegies of the past... the show is about all aspects of humanity, deeply moving, nobody would stay indifferent!
A Reviewed on 30 October 2026 by Ayana
Canada
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A must seeWonderful performance from start to finish Couldn’t fault anything about it Well done to all the performers
M Reviewed on 27 October 2026 by Mary
Ireland
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A must see!Beautiful direction - superb music by moving musicans - exceptional moving set. Most relevant to these troubled days of Russia and Europe.
B Reviewed on 25 October 2026 by Byron
Canada
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The Pianist An Unmissable ExperienceDaniel Krikler is riveting as The Pianist. An excellent real pianist. Other actors and instrumentalists are impressive. A true story of inhumanity with one bright moment of a German soldier, actually touching. The acting, the music, the writing, you come away enhanced.
L Reviewed on 24 October 2026 by Liz
United Kingdom
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Amazing performanceThis is a hard work to perform, not only singings are wonderful but with music instruments, just amazing performance! I recommend everyone who wants be actor.
K Reviewed on 18 October 2026 by Kimiko
United Kingdom
The Pianist Latest News and Features
Production photos released for world premiere of THE PIANIST Monday, September 14 2026, 17:23 
Full cast announced for world premiere of THE PIANIST Friday, July 31 2026, 11:33 
World premiere of THE PIANIST coming to Park Theatre this autumn Thursday, April 2 2026, 14:36 Your e-tickets for The Pianist at the Park Theatre will be emailed to you just after your reservation.
