Description

Witness the story of young Jim Hopper, Bob Newby and Joyce Maldonado, as they navigate the regular worries of a small town in 1959. But when newcomer Henry Creel and his family try to start anew, they find that the shadows of the past are not so easily left behind.

This gripping new adventure takes theatrical storytelling and stagecraft to a whole new dimension. It will transport you right back to the beginning of the Stranger Things story, and may even hold the key to its end. Don't miss your chance to be a part of this thrilling production at the Phoenix Theatre in the heart of London’s theatre district, the West End.

Stranger Things features an original story by Kate Trefy, The Duffer Brothers and Jack Thorne, with direction from Stephen Daldry produced by Netflix and Sonia Friedman Productions. Don't miss out on the world premiere of what is sure to be the theatrical event of the year!

The play is set within the world and mythology of Stranger Things. A good guide would be to check if you and your party are comfortable with the level of content within the TV show. We would recommend 12+. Under 5s not permitted. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult.

Please be advised that flashing lights will be used in this production.

 

★★★★★

 

‘BREATHTAKING THEATRE’

THE GUARDIAN

   

‘THE FIRST SHADOW IS A SCINTILLATING EXPERIENCE’

METRO

   

‘SPECTACULAR’

EVENING STANDARD

   

‘IT LEFT MY JAW ON THE FLOOR’

MAIL ON SUNDAY

   

‘EXHILARATING LIVE THEATRE’

FINANCIAL TIMES

   

‘JAW-DROPPING FINALE TO THE YEAR’

CULTURE WHISPER

   

‘A ROLLERCOASTER EXPERIENCE’

WHATSONSTAGE

   

‘A NEW CHAPTER IN THEATRE. IT’S OUT OF THIS WORLD’

LONDON THEATRE

   

‘MESMERISING THEATRICALITY’

BROADWAY WORLD

  

★★★★

‘GORGEOUS, SHOCKING THRILLFEST’

CITY AM

  

‘THE SPECTACLE IS A REMINDER OF WHAT THEATRE, AT ITS MOST MAGICAL, CAN DO’

DAILY MAIL

  

‘A GREAT NIGHT OUT FILLED WITH THRILLS, GASPS, AND LAUGHS’

BBC CULTURE

  

‘EXHILARATING AND RELENTLESSLY INVENTIVE’

THE STAGE

  

‘RIP-ROARING FUN’

I NEWS

  

‘INTENSELY CINEMATIC AND TECHNICALLY STUNNING SHOW’

THE ARTS DESK