Step into a world where survival isn't a choice, it's a mindset! Award-winning writer Alice Birch brings 'Romans: A Novel' to the Almeida Theatre this September! Directed by former Royal Court Associate Director Sam Pritchard and starring Olivier Award winner Kyle Soller, this production dives deep into the fractured lives of men as they navigate through brotherhood.

Tony Award-winning director Michael Grandage brings the celebrated Booker Prize-winning novel 'The Line of Beauty' (written by Alan Hollinghurst) to the stage for the first time, adapted by Olivier Award nominee Jack Holden.A dazzling portrait of Thatcher-era Britain at its most intoxicating and turbulent, The Line of Beauty follows Nick Guest as he enters the glittering world of wealth and influence through the Notting Hill home of his university friend Toby. Nick is mesmerized by the privilege surrounding himyet beneath the surface of elegance and excess lurk hidden tensions, secrets, and betrayals that threaten to upend his idyllic existence.

The murderously good musical returns as part of the Almeida's 2025/26 season! Marking the first production at the iconic venue for Artistic Director Rupert Goold back in 2013, it's only fitting that it receives a much-anticipated revival in Goold's final season. Firmly achieving cult classic status in the decade or so since it premiered, this synthpop confection is based on Brett Easton Ellis' celebrated novel and follows an '80s finance bro as he hacks and slashes his way around New York in a surrealistic satire that takes aim at corporate greed and its many acolytes.

In 1879, 19th-century audiences were left questioning the sanctity of marriage and a woman's place amongst the patriarchy. Now, Henrik Ibsen's realism drama which modern critics and fans consider far beyond its years will see a new version by Critics' Circle Award winner Anya Reiss (Becoming Elizabeth, The Seagull), with direction by Joe Hill-Gibbins (The Tragedy of King Richard the Second, Ghosts), as part of the Almeida's 2026 Season!

Olivier Award-winner Sam Yates (VANYA, Magpie) directs BAFTA-winner Josh O'Connor (The Crown, Challengers) in a gripping revival of Clifford Odets' American classic Golden Boy, accompanied by a live string quartet. A symbol of the moral and emotional price of success, Golden Boy became a major motion picture in 1939 during the Golden Age of cinema, with countless revivals. The play received eight 2013 Tony Award nominations, including Best Revival of a Play and Best Performance by an Actor.