The Lyric Theatre Hammersmith develops, produces and presents contemporary theatre, often working in partnership with producing companies and regional venues. The Lyric delivers a strong community and outreach creative learning programme, and has a studio theatre that is dedicated to younger audiences and culturally diverse work. Our funding supports core costs.
http://www.lyric.co.uk/whats-on/production/metamorphosis/?pes=Main%20House
17 Jan - 09 Feb
A smash-hit all over the world, one of the Lyric's most successful shows ever is back for a limited run.
'Physical ingenuity...acrobatic daring.' ***** Guardian
'Strikingly staged and beautifully choreographed.' ***** Mail on Sunday
'It's impossible to tear your eyes away.' **** Times
Tickets available from £12.50.
Soundtrack by Nick Manning.
http://www.lyric.co.uk/changing-landscapes-changing-lives/donate/
On Monday 26 Nov 2012, we broke ground on our new capital development, which will change the landscape of Hammersmith. To find out more, click the link above.
http://www.lyric.co.uk/whats-on/production/desire-under-the-elms/
MUST END 10 NOV - Tickets still available from £12.50
'Absolute miracle.' ***** Daily Telegraph
'Sean Holmes's production is entralling.' ***** Independent on Sunday
'Ferociously good acting.' **** Time Out
'The passion between Denise Gough, as Abbie, and Morgan Watkins, as Eben, is palpable from the off.' **** Times
'It is thrilling to see so difficult a play so well done.' ****
WhatsOnStage
GREED, LUST, PRIDE
Sean Holmes directs Eugene O'Neill's rarely seen classic set in 19th century New England.
Battling to control the farm he believes is his, the youngest of three brothers begins a passionate and dangerous affair with his father's new wife.
http://www.lyric.co.uk/whats-on/production/morning/
A dark new coming of age play, directed by Lyric Hammersmith Artistic Director Sean Holmes and performed by the Lyric Young Company.
At Traverse Theatre until 19 Aug, then at Lyric Hammersmith 05 - 22 Sep.
http://www.lyric.co.uk/whats-on/production/morning/
A dark new coming of age play, directed by Lyric Hammersmith Artistic Director Sean Holmes and performed by the Lyric Young Company.
At Traverse Theatre until 19 Aug, then at Lyric Hammersmith 05 - 22 Sep.
tangled feet - Inflation
Part of Theatre in the Square, created by the Lyric Hammersmith for HammersmithLondon Summer Festival 2012.
A LYRIC HAMMERSMITH, GREENWICH+DOCKLANDS INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL, WATFORD PALACE THEATRE AND LATITUDE FESTIVAL PRODUCTION
RashDash - SET FIRE TO EVERYTHING!!!
Part of Theatre in the Square, created by the Lyric Hammersmith for HammersmithLondon Summer Festival 2012.
A LYRIC HAMMERSMITH, GREENWICH+DOCKLANDS INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL, WATFORD PALACE THEATRE AND LATITUDE FESTIVAL PRODUCTION
Les Enfants Terribles - Anyone For Tea?
Directed by Emma Earle
Choreographed by Paul Chantry
Part of Theatre in the Square, created by the Lyric Hammersmith for HammersmithLondon Summer Festival 2012.
A LYRIC HAMMERSMITH, GREENWICH+DOCKLANDS INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL, WATFORD PALACE THEATRE AND LATITUDE FESTIVAL PRODUCTION
RashDash tell us about SET FIRE TO EVERYTHING!!! Part of Theatre in the Square 2012 from 19 - 21 June. Watch to the very end to see a preview of the live music.
We popped into rehearsals for OLFACTORY to speak to curious directive about the process of creating a new piece of outdoor work. Part of Theatre in the Square 2012.
An interview with tangled feet - who are the first company in Theatre in the Square 2012, part of Lyric on Tour. Find out more at http://lyricontour.posterous.com
http://www.lyric.co.uk/whats-on/production/three-kingdoms/
Lyric Hammersmith Artistic Director Sean Holmes and award-winning playwright Simon Stephens talk about his latest play, Three Kingdoms. At the Lyric Hammersmith 03-19 May.
http://www.lyric.co.uk/whats-on/production/three-kingdoms/
At the Lyric Hammersmith 03-19 May
The London premiere of a dark new thriller by Simon Stephens, set across three countries exploring human trafficking and the vice trade.
Alex can't find his waterproof for Latitude, so we've lent him the Poncho of DOOM. He didn't think it was that waterproof, so we've tested it in the name of science.
Rehearsals for Jekyll and Hyde (ish) are about to start, so we caught up with director Sean Holmes, writer Joel Horwood, John Nicholson from Peepolykus and Toby Park from Spymonkey.
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