Practical information

Highlights

• Mike Leigh's razor-sharp black comedy of suburban manners
• Set in 1970s Essex as neighbours gather for a fraught drinks party
• A live West End production of a modern British stage classic
• Period detail of 1970s music, decor and cocktail-party kitsch
• The story unfolds across one long, unravelling evening
• Staged at the Harold Pinter Theatre in the heart of the West End

Performance times

Know before you go

• <h3>Arrival and timing</h3><p>The Harold Pinter Theatre is on Panton Street in the West End. Arrive in good time before the performance begins so you can collect any tickets, find your seats and settle in without rushing. Late arrivals may be held in the foyer and admitted only at a suitable break in the performance.</p><h3>Seating and the auditorium</h3><p>The Harold Pinter Theatre is a traditional West End playhouse with a stalls level and tiered circles above. All areas offer a close, intimate feel given the relatively compact size of the house. Check your ticket for your exact level and row before you arrive.</p><h3>During the performance</h3><ul><li>Switch your mobile phone to silent or turn it off before the show begins.</li><li>Photography and audio or video recording are not permitted during the performance.</li><li>Food and drink policies vary by venue; check with the theatre on the night.</li><li>If you need to leave your seat during the performance, be considerate of those around you.</li></ul>

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