From Cate Blanchett on stage to Caryl Churchill's feminist masterpieces
General booking for the new season opens from 8:30am on Friday 9 November. The exception is When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other, which can only be booked via a ballot that opens on 22 November.
Katie Mitchell and Cate Blanchett join forces at for a timely new play about sexual domination and resistance.
But, as it's premiering at in the smallest of the NT's theatres so you will have to ballot for tickets. Set a reminder for 22 November, when the ballot opens.
Female ambition takes centre stage as Lyndsey Turner directs a new version of Caryl Churchill's seminal 1982 play Top Girls.
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Pulitzer-winner Bruce Norris returns with a provocative play about convicted pedophiles. Downstate get a UK premiere after making a stir in the US.
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Molière's much-loved morality comedy is re-imagined at the National Theatre. Visionary director Blanche McIntyre, who specialises in searingly fresh Shakespeare and bold new writing, makes her NT debut to bring Tartuffe to the Lyttelton stage.
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Shakespeare's late comedy of love, loss and reconciliation is re-imagined for children in a new family-friendly production.
Up and coming young director Justin Audibert leads condensed production of The Winter's Tale, which returns to the Dorfman Theatre for February half term.
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