2 September - 3 October
Monday - Saturday, 2:30pm & 7.00pm

PREVIEWS*
2-7 September, 7:30pm

MATINEES
Every Saturday and Wednesday starting 12 September, 2.30pm

*Previews are the first public performances of a production, before press come to review it. Tickets are sold at a reduced rate.

ONLINE
Click BOOK NOW to buy tickets online. A £2.50 booking fee applies.

BOX OFFICE
Call 020 3606 0164, Monday to Friday, 10am–5.30pm. A £3 booking fee applies, waived on Access tickets.

NO EMPTY SEATS

If you’re aged 27 and under, you can get £5 tickets at the door to all performances that are not sold out. Just show up, and bring your ID.

CONCESSIONS

If you're aged 27 and under, 65+, a student or are unwaged, tickets are priced cheaper.

GROUP BOOKINGS

If you’d like to make a group booking (10+ tickets), email us.

ACCESS
Access tickets are priced as concessions and can be booked online. We offer free tickets for companions, and these must be booked by emailing boxoffice@theyardtheatre.co.uk

ACCESS MEMBERSHIP
Access Members get seats held for performances, tickets at the access rate and companion tickets where you need one. Membership is free.

Contact us at boxoffice@theyardtheatre.co.uk or call 020 3606 0164, Monday to Friday, 10am-530pm.

AGE GUIDANCE, CONTENT ADVICE & RUNNING TIME
They'll be available closer to opening. This show is still being made.

CAPTIONED PERFORMANCE
Thursday 1 October, 7pm

BSL PERFORMANCE
Thursday 24 September, 7pm

Never miss out.

As a Yard member, you get priority booking, pay no exchange fees, and get every fourth show free. Three ways in: a free Yard Card, Yard Regular at £60 a year, or Yard Resident at £150.

Your membership goes straight back into the work. New writers, new shows, the chances we take.

A late-night conversation with writers from theatre, film, TV and poetry on what Ntozake Shange did to the canon and what's been done with it since.

Included with your ticket to the show that same evening.

Until late. A proper one.

Tickets sold separately.

A performance of for colored girls for an audience of Black femmes. Drinks before, drinks after. This one is for femmes: anyone who identifies with femininity, of any gender.

A Black Out Night is a performance where the audience is all Black. Sometimes you can imagine new worlds more clearly with people who've lived something close to yours.

Jeremy O. Harris ran the first of these for Slave Play on Broadway. We've run them at The Yard before, and we'll keep running them.

This performance has been programmed specifically for Black audiences. But we will not turn anyone away, or question anyone’s identity.

The director of the show in conversation with the legendary author of Girl, Woman, Other. One night only. Hosted by Wema Mumma.

Included with your ticket on the same evening.

Short films picked to sit alongside the show. Some you might have seen, some you definitely won't have.

Tickets sold separately.

The Cocoa Butter Club turn The Yard into a film set and Black cinema comes alive in the flesh: in fire, burlesque, drag, dance and music.