Buy Let The Right One In Tickets
***** The Guardian,The Observer, Whatonstage, London Theatre
**** Time Out, Financial Times, Daily Telegraph, Evening Standard, The Independent
Adapted from the hit novel and film, see this modern day vampire myth and coming of age love story brought to life in the incredible new West End production.
Tickets for this exciting new show are on sale now!
***** The Guardian
‘EXQUISITELY BEAUTIFUL and HEARTBREAKINGLY SAD.’
***** The Observer
‘UNFORGETTABLE. EXPLOSIVE. ONE OF THE MOST ORIGINAL SHOWS OF THE YEAR’
- Top price reduced to £29.50
- Grand Circle centre reduced to £19.50
- Valid on Monday to Friday performances
- Valid 8 April - 2 May
- Top price reduced to £39.50
- Grand Circle centre reduced to £29.50
- Valid on Saturday performances
- Valid 12 April - 3 May
- Top price reduced to £32.50
- Grand Circle centre reduced to £22.50
- Valid on Monday to Friday performances
- Valid 5 - 23 May
- Top price reduced to £42.50
- Grand Circle centre reduced to £32.50
- Valid on Saturday performances
- Valid 5-23 May
*All prices include £1 restoration levy collected on behalf of the theatre. £2.75 transaction fee applies . All offers are subject to availability, may only be available on certain performances and for a limited time, do not apply to tickets already booked and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.
Buy Let The Right One In Tickets
Read our interviews with NME's Ben Hewitt here and Uncut's Michael Booner here discussing the original film and horror's legacy on film and stage.
**** Time Out
‘It’s a full-blooded, gorgeously realised love story that retains its humanity even in its most feral moments.’
**** The Independent
‘A strange, tender love story that will chill you to the marrow and break your heart’
**** Evening Standard
‘…THRILLINGLY HAUNTING… WONDERFULLY EVOCATIVE… SENSATIONALLY GOOD… the applause at the end raised the roof’
**** Daily Telegraph
‘John Tiffany’s fine production... A WORK OF GENUINE ARTISTRY AND DEPTH OF FEELING’
**** Financial Times
‘…TERRIFYING... John Tiffany’s chilling production, beautifully played with Martin Quinn very touching as the troubled Oskar and Rebecca Benson outstanding as the seriously strange Eli.’