Admissions Tickets

Being admitted into your dream uni may be a highly competitive and stressful affair, but landing special offer tickets for Admissions at Trafalgar Studios doesn’t have to be! The highly celebrated new play starring Alex Kingston, which takes on heavy topics like American white privilege and political hypocrisy, is now offering the unique opportunity to meet and greet the cast and receive a complimentary glass of champagne, programme, and group photo when you book £55 tickets for the performance taking place on 16 April 2019. Read all the details for this special Admissions ticket offer below.

It’s so unfair living in a society which privileges rich and middle-class white people, right? So what to do? Dabble in a version of social engineering like Sherri Rosen- Mason, a white middle-class Head of Admissions of a private school in America? Alex Kingston’s Sherri is embarrassingly politically aware and has chosen to redress the balance by devising her own system to increase the proportion of students of colour admitted to the private school. Kingston is superb as Sherri, who believes, and lets everyone know it, she is fighting the good fight against white privilege, whilst lacking insight into her own privileged position. Sherri is exposed as taking a tokenistic approach to levelling the playing field. Sherri’s hypocrisy is also revealed in the way she manages her son Charlie not getting into Yale, when Charlie’s friend Perry, who is bi-racial, does.

In short, Admissions is not to be missed. I have to admit, I saw Alex Kingston’s name in the cast list and that sold it to me straight away. I’m a big fan of Doctor Who and love her acting in that so I was hoping her talent translated to theatre.

It’s not long before the UK premiere of Broadway's Admissions play starts ticking boxes. To help gear up for its highly anticipated run at Trafalgar Studios, we interviewed two of the show’s prominent actors: Andrew Woodall (AW) and Margot Leicester (ML). Having recently starred in Solo: A Star Wars Story and appearing in such films as The Man Who Knew Too Little and The Count of Monte Cristo, Woodall is set to portray the role of Bill. Meanwhile, Margot Leicester, who is best known for her Olivier Award-winning role in Broken Glass and for appearing as Camilla in King Charles III for both the made-for-TV movie and the Almeida/Wyndham’s Theatre run, is set to portray Roberta. This award-winning show, which dares to ask, ‘Do you really care about diversity?’ is set to open on Thursday, 28 February 2019 at Trafalgar Studios. Join the debate and read our Q&A with Margot Leicester and Andrew Woodall below.

Further casting has been announced for the upcoming UK premiere of Broadway's Admissions play. Miranda star Sarah Hadland has landed the role of Ginnie and is set to join the previously announced Alex Kingston. Admissions opens at the West End's Trafalgar Studios on 28 February 2019. Tickets to the Admissions play in London are on sale now starting at £30!

London audiences, prepare to get schooled! A West End transfer of the piercing new play, Admissions, starring Doctor Who actress Alex Kingston has just been announced. The new play by Joshua Harmon (Bad Jews) will receive its UK premiere at London’s Trafalgar Studios on 28 February 2019. Tickets to the West End production of Admissions are on sale now!