Astounding and thrilling, the story of two climbers' fight for survival in the Peruvian Andes, Touching The Void transfers to the West End this winter for a strictly limited run. Based on the memoir by Joe Simpson, this adaptation from David Greig charts Simpson and his friend Simon Yates' ill-fated attempt to scale the Siula Grande. First seen at the Bristol Old Vic in 2018, this stunning production directed by War Horses' Tom Morris takes you into the very heart of Simpson and Yates' incredible expedition.

TV legend Jennifer Saunders returns to the West End stage as a quirky medium in Noel Cowards iconic comedy, Blithe Spirit. After thrilling audiences at the Theatre Royal Bath last summer, the Richard Eyre helmed production has packed up its crystal ball and heads to the Duke of York's Theatre for a limited spring run.

Ending his tenure as the Almedia's Associate Director, Robert Icke has once again created gold through his own brand of theatrical alchemy in this blazing play starring Juliet Stevenson, transferring into to the West End for Spring 2020. Adapted (freely) from Arthur Schnitzler's controversial 1912 work, Professor Bernhardi, Icke's brilliant modernisation becomes a slick medical drama, propelled by a cataclysmic meeting of science and religion.

Described as a mesmerising piece of theatrical magic, Katy Rudd and Joel Horwood's adaptation of Neil Gaiman's 2013 novel was a huge hit at the National Theatre over Christmas last year and now returns to cast its spell over the West End in 2020 when it transfers to the Duke of York's Theatre in October. A fantastical adventure that follows two young friends as they set out to defeat nefarious supernatural forces, it's Gaiman on fine form, brought to life by breathtaking effects, puppetry and more!