Home at Seven

Home at Seven is a gripping mystery drama set in the aftermath of the Second World War, exploring themes of innocence, memory, and the unraveling of reality. It follows David Preston, an ordinary man who returns home from work only to discover that he has lost a day of his life, with no memory of the events that transpired during that time. As he grapples with evidence that suggests his involvement in a theft and murder, the tension builds and questions about his innocence arise.

This production marks the first London revival since its West End premiere in 1950, and is presented in association with the R C Sherriff Trust to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the playwright's death. Sherriff is perhaps best known for his World War I play, Journey’s End.

Reviews

“A tense and riveting play that keeps you guessing until the last moment.” - The Stage

“An outstanding revival that captures the essence of suspense brilliantly.” - The Guardian

Practical info

Ticket Pricing: Previews (2nd & 3rd September) all tickets are £18.
4th-13th September: £23.50 General Admissions / £19.50 concessions.
16th-20th September: £25.50 General Admissions / £21.50 concessions.

Age Guidance: TBC

Seating: Please note row H, the back row, is high bench seating. The auditorium has steps up the centre aisle, so book at the front for anyone who may have difficulty with steps or heights.

Running Time: TBC

Latecomers: Latecomers will not be admitted until the interval.

Frequently Asked Questions: Please see here.