The Score
A dramatic tale with The Score play tickets
Brian Cox returns to the West End in the historical drama The Score. The production is running for a limited time at the Theatre Royal Haymarket following a short run at the Theatre Royal Bath in Bristol. Directed by Trevor Nunn, the story brings to life the dramatic collision between music and the monarchy. The Score play is set to be one of the biggest shows of the season, so grab your tickets now to avoid disappointment.
The Score play is set in 1747 Prussia and retells the story of the famous feud between Bach and King Frederick II. The famous composer arrives at Frederick’s court where he is challenged to create a masterpiece on the spot. Their explosive confrontation is brought to life as the play explores the clash between these historical figures.
Leading the cast is the critically acclaimed actor, Brian Cox, best known for his roles in Succession and Deadwood. His portrayal of Bach is “magnificent” (The Telegraph) and a powerhouse performance which is highly anticipated in the West End. Joining Cox on stage as Bach’s Wife, Anna, is his actual wife, Nicole Ansari-Cox. She is best known for her roles in Deadwood and The Biographer and previously starred in Tom Stoppard’s Rock’n’Roll at the Royal Court.
Written by Oliver Cotton (Daytona) and directed by Olivier Award winner, Trevor Nunn (Les Miserables, Cats), the production is “confident and slick” (Bath Echo) and is expected to be popular on the West End.
With the critically acclaimed actor, Brian Cox, and Trevor Nunn’s visionary direction, The Score play is a must-see for any fans of prestige drama. Don’t miss the limited production at the Theatre Royal Haymarket during its run.
Child friendly?
The Score play is best for ages 12 and up.