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Death of England: Delroy Tickets

A Black man's arrest on his child's birthday sparks a journey of identity, betrayal, and belonging. Emmy-nominated Paapa Essiedu takes on the role in this one-man play.

Don't miss your chance to watch Death of England: Delroy, a searing drama that's garnered critical acclaim. Written by the award-winning duo of Clint Dyer and Roy Williams (known for their previous collaboration, Death of England), this solo show features a powerhouse performance by Paapa Essiedu, a rising star on the British acting scene who was nominated for the Primetime Emmy and BAFTA for his role in I May Destroy You. Death of England: Delroy is the third installment of their critically acclaimed Death of England trilogy. This "furious, funny shout of a play" (London Evening Standard) completes the trilogy with a searing and uncompromising portrayal of the Black British experience. Book your tickets today!

The story

Delroy, a Black man, is on his way to witness the birth of his child when his world is turned upside down. A case of mistaken identity leads to a brutal arrest and a shocking betrayal. As Delroy grapples with the injustice of the situation, the play delves into themes of race, identity, and the complexities of belonging in modern Britain. Will Delroy find justice? Will his relationships survive the fallout? Book your tickets to Death of England: Delroy and discover the answers for yourself.

Great for

Theater enthusiasts | Fans of thought-provoking social commentary

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Show details

Genre: Play

Theater name: @sohoplace Theater

Theater capacity: 600

Theater facilities: Toilets, bar, wheelchair access

Theater accessibility: Accessible toilets, assistance dogs are allowed, and wheelchair spaces are available

Dress Code: Smart casual

Cast & Crew

Leading Role: Paapa Essiedu as Delroy

Playwright and Director: Clint Dyer and Roy Williams

Additional tips

The show runs for 90 minutes without an interval, so make sure to use the restrooms beforehand.

The play contains strobe/flashing lights and covers heavy themes such as slavery, racism, and sexual abuse.

The theater offers step-free access and has special seats for individuals in wheelchairs.

Guide dogs and hearing dogs are welcome, but please inform the team beforehand.

The theater is easily accessible by tube, train, and bus, with Tottenham Court Road station being the nearest.

@sohoplace has bars on each level for refreshments.

Remember to bring along a light jacket as theaters are usually air-conditioned.