A Thing of Beauty

A Thing of Beauty

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Imogen Stubbs stars as Leni Riefenstahl in A Thing of Beauty, a fictional play that delves into the complex legacy of the legendary film icon whose artistry was marred by her association with the Nazis. Set against the backdrop of 1972, the narrative unfolds through an intense interview between Riefenstahl and Harry Adams, a troubled documentary filmmaker reflecting their personal ambitions and pasts.

This gripping new play by Wendy Oberman and Jonathan Lewis challenges the audience to contemplate whether art can ever be separated from the artist, especially in an era rife with falsehoods, propaganda, and societal cancellation.

Imogen Stubbs electrifies as grilled Nazi propagandist Leni Riefenstahl...

The Guardian

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Tickets from £19
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Show Times

Tue 23 - Sat 27 Feb 2027

Tue - Sat Evenings, 7.30pm 

Wed, Thu & Sat Matinees, 2.30pm

On-Sale Dates

General on-sale Fri 11 Sep

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A Thing of Beauty

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Imogen Stubbs stars as Leni Riefenstahl in A Thing of Beauty, a fictional play that delves into the complex legacy of the legendary film icon whose artistry was marred by her association with the Nazis. Set against the backdrop of 1972, the narrative unfolds through an intense interview between Riefenstahl and Harry Adams, a troubled documentary filmmaker reflecting their personal ambitions and pasts.

This gripping new play by Wendy Oberman and Jonathan Lewis challenges the audience to contemplate whether art can ever be separated from the artist, especially in an era rife with falsehoods, propaganda, and societal cancellation.

Imogen Stubbs electrifies as grilled Nazi propagandist Leni Riefenstahl...

The Guardian

Add more to your visit!

PRE-ORDER YOUR FOOD, DRINKS & ICE-CREAMS

Prices

Tickets from £19
Concessions from £20

The following concessions apply on standard tickets (Mon-Thu and Matinees):

  • Students & Under 25s
  • Job Seekers, Pension Credit & Universal Credit recipients
  • Carers Card UK Cardholders
  • Access

The following discounts apply on standard tickets:

  • Groups & £18 Schools tickets / Members

See More Save More - Multi-Buy Tickets

Prices include all applicable fees & levies.
Find out more about our concessions & discounts.

Details

Show Times

Tue 23 - Sat 27 Feb 2027

Tue - Sat Evenings, 7.30pm 

Wed, Thu & Sat Matinees, 2.30pm

On-Sale Dates

General on-sale Fri 11 Sep

Accessibility

To book accessible tickets and discuss your access requirements, please contact our Box Office.
For more info on Accessibility, click here.

Advisory Info

12+