Description
After enjoying an immensely successful run at the National Theatre, the mesmerising production of the Ocean at the End of the Lane transfers to the West End this October! Inspired by Neil Gaiman’s award-winning novel, the Ocean at the End of the Lane has captivated audiences around the globe with its compelling story-line set in magical, surrealist world...
Adapted by Joel Horwood and directed by Katy Rudd, the critically acclaimed Ocean at the End of the Lane has been described as ‘spellbinding’ and received three Olivier Award nominations. Plunge yourself into the mystical pond and experience some theatrical magic with this unique, enchanting production!
Running time: 2 hours 20 minutes
Recommended age: 12+
Plot
Returning to his old-home town in Sussex, an unnamed, middle-aged man must attend a funeral for someone in his immediate family. Memories come flooding back to him as he reflects about his mysterious childhood and the turbulent events that took place on his 12th birthday...
Driving past her old farmhouse, he reminisces how he used to play on the banks of a pond with his friend Lettie. Yet Lettie used to claim that this pond was in fact, an ocean. Plunging themselves into a magical world deep in the pond, the pair must face an adventure full of mystery and challenges…
The Ocean at the End of the Lane Tickets
Ticket prices for the Ocean at the End of the Lane start at £18 and if you are looking for premium tickets, these can be as expensive as £90. The Duke of York’s Theatre is divided into the Stalls, the Royal Circle and the Upper Circle; the best seats in the house can be found in the mid centre of the stalls or the mid front and centre of the Royal Circle.
Cheap Tickets and Discounts
If you are looking for cheaper tickets, then these can be found at the front of the Stalls, where there is slightly restricted viewing, or in the Upper Circle, as this section of the theatre is farthest from the stage. There are also slightly discounted tickets towards the back of the Royal Circle.
Group Tickets
Please contact the ATG group teams for bookings of more than 10 people;
West End venues, Group Line 020 7206 1174 or email enquiries@groupline.com
All other venues please call 020 7206 1179 or email groupsales@theambassadors.com
Duke Of York’s Theatre
Getting there
Situated in the centre of London, you can easily access the Duke of York’s Theatre using both public transport and car. Please be aware the theatre is inside London’s congestion charge zone which charges £11.50 between 7am and 6pm.
The Duke of York’s Theatre address is:
St Martin's Lane, London, WC2N 4BG
Tube: Leicester Square (Northern, Piccadilly), Covent Garden (Piccadilly) and Charing Cross Road (Northern, Bakerloo) are all very close to the Duke of York’s Theatre.
Train: Charing Cross Station is about a 10 minute walk away.
Bus: lines 24, 29, 176, 3, 6, 9, 11, 12, 23, 53, 87, 88, 91, 139, 159 and 453 stop close to the Duke of York’s Theatre.
Car: the Duke of York’s Theatre is part of the Q Park Theatreland scheme meaning you can enjoy 50% off your parking ticket. The closest Q Car Parks are in Chinatown and Trafalgar Square
Access
Please call the Duke of York’s Theatre access line on 0844 871 7677 (calls cost 7p/pm) or email: doybox@theambassadors.com if you have any access requirements and need to make bookings before your stay.
Getting into theatre
There is a fully accessible entrance on St.Martin’s lane which has step-free access and a drop-off point to the main foyer directly in front of it.
Inside the theatre
Staff are happy to assist you throughout your visit and provide an at seat-service- please notify them if you require this beforehand. There are two wheelchair spaces in the Royal Circle and transfers are available. However, it is advised that you bring a companion.
Dates and Showtimes
The Ocean at the End of the Lane is running at the Duke of York’s Theatre from the 21st October 2020- 6th February 2021.
Showtimes
Wednesday - Saturday at 7.30pm
Saturday - 2.30pm
FAQ
Where did the Ocean at the End of the Lane premiere?
The Ocean at the End of the Lane first showed at the National Theatre.
How long is the Ocean at the End of the Lane the play?
The Ocean at the End of the Lane is 2 hours 20 minutes long including an interval.
Who wrote the Ocean at the End of the Lane the novel?
Neil Gaiman wrote the Ocean at the End of the Lane the novel.
Where is the Ocean at the End of the Lane the play showing in London?
The Ocean at the End of the Lane the play is showing at the Duke Of York’s Theatre.
What is the Ocean at the End of the Lane about?
The Ocean at the End of the Lane the play is about a middle aged man who, on returning to his hometown in Sussex, is reminded of his mysterious childhood. He reminisces about when he used to play by the banks of a pond with his friend Lettie. Yet this pond was in fact, as Lettie called it, a pond, with a mysterious world inside…
Who is in the Ocean at the End of the Lane cast?
The cast of the Ocean at the End of the Lane has not been announced.
Who wrote the Ocean at the End of the Road the play?
The Ocean at the End of the Lane the play was written by Joel Horwood.
Who directed the Ocean at the End of the Lane?
The Ocean at the End of the Lane was directed by Katy Rudd.
When did the Ocean at the End of the Lane the play premiere?
The Ocean at the End of the Lane the play premiered on 11th December 2019.
Photos of The Ocean at the End of the Lane
Featured videos
Neil Gaiman: "The Ocean at the End of the Lane" | Talks at Google
'The Ocean at the End of The Lane' Animated Trailer
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