What's OnBarcelona at the Duke of York’s Theatre, London
Catch the sizzling West End debut of Lily Collins (Emily in Paris) and Álvaro Morte (Money Heist), in Bess Wohl’s explosive two-hander play, Barcelona.
- Dates 21/10/2024 - 11/01/2025
- Location The Duke of York's Theatre, Saint Martin's Lane, London, UK
- Price
Directed by Lynette Linton, this thrilling ride promises a rollercoaster of emotions—funny, sexy, and full of surprises.
Set in 2009, Barcelona begins with a simple one-night fling between an American tourist and a dashing Spaniard. What starts as a carefree encounter soon unravels into a high-stakes battle of intentions, desires, and political tensions.
Expect intense moments, unexpected twists, and sharp performances from Collins and Morte as the personal and political collide. With a limited run of just 12 weeks, this is a must-see play at the Duke of York’s Theatre.
Trigger Warnings
This performance contains: strong language, themes of violence, intense discussions on terrorism, references to grief, suicide, and depression, sexual content, and mentions of controlling relationships.
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