Hampstead Theatre plays host to a revival of four-time Tony winner Tom Stoppard's romantic drama, Indian Ink. With a story taking us across two continents and two eras, Jonathan Kent CBE directs a cast including the seasoned talents of award winning Felicity Kendal - who starred in the 1995 run as Flora Crewe - returning this time in the role of Mrs Swan. Stoppard wrote Indian Ink based upon his 1991 radio play, In the Native State, with its world premiere taking place in 1995 in Guildford.

Hampstead Heath Theatre hosts Springwood by Olivier and Tony Awardwinning playwright Richard Nelson (Goodnight Children Everywhere; Farewell to the Theatre), with direction by the acclaimed, Golden Globe and Emmy-winning actor Stanley Tucci, making his London stage directing debut. Tucci's previous work as a director includes Lend Me a Tenor on Broadway, which received three Tony Award nominations, and his collaboration with Nelson on this pre-war tale promises to be both nuanced and witty.

Olivier and Critic's Circle-award winning playwright Alexi Kaye Campbell (The Pride, Woman in Gold) brings his new work Bird Grove to the Hampstead Theatre for its world premiere! Directed by Olivier nominee Anna Ledwich (Four Minutes Twelve Seconds; Dry Powder), the play is a thematically rich portrait of how family ties can collide with the longing to forge one's own creative path, told through the story of Mary Ann Evans a.k.a. George Eliot, one of the country's greatest ever novelists.