Theatre closures due to coronavirus outbreak
From Saturday 15 August 2020, indoor performances at London theatres are allowed (with social distancing).
Outdoor performances (where possible) can also go ahead.
However, most theatres remain closed as they either do not have outside spaces or regard the need for social distancing as uneconomic.
The show below will not currently be playing and is scheduled to close by 15 August 2020 (when theatres can reopen for indoor performances).
Original performance dates are given below and reflect any changes we know about.
Closed 14 Mar 2020
New Diorama Theatre
Image credit: Guy Sanders
Synopsis
It's 1975.
In Leeds, the Millgarth Incident Room is the epicentre of the biggest manhunt in British police history.
We follow Sergeant Megan Winterburn as she joins hundreds of officers working around the clock to find the man known as the Yorkshire Ripper.
With public pressure mounting, the investigation resorts to increasingly audacious attempts to catch one of Britain's most notorious serial killers.
Following the award-winning productions of Secret Life of Humans and Down & Out in Paris and London, we go behind the scenes and investigate the case that broke the British police force.
Background, advisory warnings
Age suitability: 14+
Note: there is a second press night for this production on 15 February.
Social media & info
Theatre
Regents Place
London NW1 3BF
Dates
Performance days & times
Tuesday ‑ 7‑30pm
Wednesday ‑ 7‑30pm
Thursday ‑ 7‑30pm
Friday ‑ 7‑30pm
Saturday ‑ 7‑30pm
Tickets
Access information
Stagetext captioned performance on Thursday 5th March at 19:30.
Relaxed performance on Wednesday 4th March at 19:30
All performances are accessible for wheelchair users.
If you have any specific access requirements contact the theatre.
Creatives
Author: Olivia Hirst, David Byrne
Composer: Yaiza Varona
Director: Beth Flintoff, David Byrne
Set designer: Patrick Connellan
Costume designer: Ronnie Dorsey
Lighting: Greg Cebula
Sound: Yaiza Varona
Visual effects: Zakk Hein (digital design)
Movement: Kane Husbands
Production: New Diorama co-production with The Pleasance and Greenwich Theatre