Fresh from a much-lauded run at Bath's Theatre Royal, this neat thriller steps into the Ambassador's Theatre this November, bringing with it lead Phyllis Logan who inhabits the role of celebrated novelist and creator of suave master manipulator Tom Ripley, Patricia Highsmith. But the vitriolic Highsmith is about as far from the stylish world of Ripley, holed up in the Swiss Alps bemoaning her famous creation through a fug of alcohol and cigarettes. When a besuited young man from her New York publishers comes knocking, begging her to publish one more Ripley tale, the bigoted writer and the mystery man begin an uneasy dance across a plot that could only come from the pages of a book, or could it? Sinister, deftly written and sharper than a pin head, this riveting new play is pitched as just the thing to keep those chilly winter nights even darker.

Don't miss a spellbinding solo performance by celebrated Australian songstress Bernadette Robinson when her one-woman tour-de-force of a show enjoys a West End transfer at London's Ambassadors Theatre for a strictly limited run this winter! Robinson evokes an old world, speakeasy glamour with her uncanny impersonations of five vocal icons, singing five of their finest tunes in five different vignettes which are woven together by fellow Aussie and playwright Joanna Murray-Smith.

The Almeida's success in the West End continues with their latest hit, The Twilight Zone, which is ready to hit the Ambassador's Theatre this March. Adapted from the eery and wildly popular 60s TV show of the same name, The Twilight Zone dives in the unchartered waters of our imagination, and all the power that it holds.