After the Act Tickets

Play
The Royal Court Theatre
Sloane Square, London, SW1W 8AS
Running Time 2hr. Incl. 1 Interval.
Running Since Wed, 21 May 2025
Booking Until Sat, 14 June 2025
Monday - -
Tuesday - 19:30
Wednesday - 19:30
Thursday 14:30 19:30
Friday - 19:30
Saturday 13:30 18:30
Sunday - -
Important Information
Ages: 14+

Content: Contains reference to suicide, child abuse and homophobic language throughout

More about After the Act

Abseiling lesbians! Queers in the classroom! Moral panic in the streets! And an act of oppression that inspired a generational riot.

In 1988, a law banned the ‘promotion’ of homosexuality in schools. Now, this electrifying new musical tells the story of Section 28 – and the teachers, pupils and activists who lived through it.

‘This musical feels exceptional… A massive achievement’ The Guardian

‘Punchy and entertaining… Full of righteous anger and euphoric 80s synths’ The Telegraph Exploring a defining moment in LGBTQ+ history, After the Act comes to the Royal Court following an acclaimed national tour. Created by multi-award-winning Breach Theatre, written by Billy Barrett and Ellice Stevens, with music composed by Frew.

Royal Court Theatre presents a Breach production commissioned by New Diorama. Originally co-produced by Brighton Dome and Festival, HOME, New Diorama and Warwick Arts Centre.

Assisted Performances:
Relaxed, 31 May, 1:30pm
Captioned, 4 June, 7:30pm
Audio Described pre-show notes available from Mon 2 June

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The Royal Court Theatre

Sloane Square, London, SW1W 8AS
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The Royal Court Theatre is a non-commercial theatre on Sloane Square, in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, London. It is noted for its contributions to modern theatre