Comedy

A Role to Die For Tickets

Duration

2 hrs

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Lights, lies, and lethal egos collide in A Role to Die For—a razor-sharp satire about the search for cinema’s next big spy, where the biggest threat isn’t a villain... it’s the casting room.

Great for:

Spy thriller fans | James Bond lovers | Action-comedy enthusiasts

What happens when the world’s most iconic secret agent becomes a PR nightmare? In A Role to Die For, the spy isn’t the only one with secrets. Thriller fans will love this biting new comedy that satirizes the high-stakes world of film casting. Experience the uproarious unraveling behind casting the world's most famous spy, where tradition clashes with modern sensibilities. Written by Jordan Waller, known for his work on Victoria and the solo show Son of Dyke, the play offers a humorous yet poignant look at the entertainment industry's inner workings. Directed by Derek Bond, whose accolades include an Olivier Award for Sweet Charity, you cannot miss this limited-run production that offers a hilarious peek into the world behind the camera (and the sharp suit). Book your tickets now for A Role to Die For at the Marylebone Theatre!

The story

On the eve of announcing the next actor to portray the legendary spy, producer Deborah faces a crisis when her chosen star withdraws amid scandal. With time ticking, she must navigate a web of corporate interests, familial pressures, and public expectations to find a suitable replacement.

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Show details

Genre: Play

Audience: Suitable for 12+ yrs

Theater name: Marylebone Theatre

Theater facilities: Cafe, souvenir shop, toilets, air conditioning

Theater accessibility: Wheelchair seating, step-free access, accessible toilets, ramps, guide dogs allowed

Dress code: Smart casual

Cast & crew

Writer: Jordan Waller

Director: Derek Bond

Set design: Cory Shipp

Presented by: DEM Productions

Produced by: Built by Barn in association with Simon Friend Entertainment and Bob & Co.

Additional info

The play is recommended for people aged 12 and up. Toddlers below 4 years of age will not be permitted inside the theatre.

Children below 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult above 18 years of age and carry a valid ticket for entry.

Age suitability recommendations are just suggestions. So, trust your judgment when booking tickets for any show, and enjoy!

Most theatres are air-conditioned year-round, so it can get a bit chilly. Bring a light jacket just in case.