From Rory Kinnear's Macbeth to a debut play about West Indian family rituals: here are the first five plays to go on sale from the National Theatre new season.
Public booking opens from 8:30am on Tuesday 21 November.
Cult cool American playwright Annie Baker returns to the Dorfman after 2016's sellout The Flick. New play John is an uncanny exploration of inanimate objects.
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Superstition, ambition and bloody violence come to the National Theatre as a new season featuring three Shakespeare plays opens with Rufus Norris's new production of Macbeth starring Anne-Marie Duff and Rory Kinnear.
Shakespeare's late comedy of love, loss and reconciliation is re-imagined for children in a new family-friendly production for February half-term.
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Theatre doesn't get much more scandalous that Rodney Ackland's Absolute Hell. Maverick director Joe Hill-Gibbins revived the play branded 'a libel on the British people' back in 1952.
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A new co-production from the National Theatre and Kilburn's Tricycle Theatre transports audiences to Japan and North Korea for a family tragedy with political consequences.
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Natasha Gordon's debut play explores West Indian family ritual with a nine night wake to celebrate and mourn one woman's death.
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