Witness for the Prosecution

Categories: Play, Classic, Drama, Critics' choice Audience: Strictly for 5+ Theater name: London County Hall Find the best seats in the house with the London County Hall seating plan Theater facilities: Bar, restroom, cloakroom Theater accessibility: Wheelchair accessible, assistive listening system, guide dogs welcome Dress Code: Smart casual

Leading roles: Harry Chandler as Leonard Vole, Charlotte Beaumont as Romaine Vole, David Birrell as Mr Myers QC and Charles Angiama as Clerk of the Court. Playwright: Agatha Christie Director: Lucy Bailey Associate director: Lucy Waterhouse Producer: Eleanor Llyod Productions and Rebecca Stafford Productions Casting director: Ellie Collyer-Bristow CDG

This production is strictly for ages 5 years and above. All children under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by an adult. Children under 5 years will not be admitted to this show. Content warning: Please note that the production contains strong language and swearing. Keep in mind, most theaters are air-conditioned throughout the year and can get a bit chilly. Bring along a light jacket if needed. Q: How much do the Witness for the Prosecution London tickets cost? A: Prices may change based on your choice of seats and show dates. Q: Where is Witness for the Prosecution playing in London? A: The show is staged inside the historic London County Hall in London. Q: How long does the performance run? A: The show lasts for about 2 hours and 15 minutes, including one intermission. Q: What’s the story about? A: A gripping courtroom drama unfolds as Leonard Vole stands trial for murder, fighting to prove his innocence against shocking testimony and unexpected twists. Q: Is the show suitable for children? A: The play is recommended for ages 10 years and above, and parental guidance is advised. Children under the age of 5 will not be permitted entry into the theater. Please note that all children under 16 must be accompanied by, and seated next to, an adult aged 18 or older. Q: Is Witness for the Prosecution based on a true story? A: No, it’s based on Agatha Christie’s celebrated short story and play, known for its ingenious plot twists and gripping legal drama. Q: Is the play immersive? A: Yes, the show is performed in a real courtroom, with some audience members seated in the jury box for a unique, immersive experience. Q: Can audience members participate in the trial? A: While the main story is performed by the cast, some lucky audience members seated in the jury box get to feel like part of the courtroom, observing the action up close.

Yes, you'll need to purchase tickets in advance as this is a highly popular show at London County Hall.

No, while there are no guided tours or host services mentioned for skipping lines, all attendees must go through mandatory security checks before entering the theater.

The show is recommended strictly for audiences aged five and above due to its dramatic content.

A smart casual dress code is advised, ensuring you're comfortable yet appropriately dressed for the theater environment.

Yes, visitors can enjoy a bar and restroom facilities. There's also a cloakroom service provided.

The London County Hall is wheelchair accessible and offers an assistive listening system; guide dogs are welcome as well.

No, photography is not permitted during performances to ensure a distraction-free experience for all attendees.

Late arrivals may be admitted at an appropriate break in the performance or after it has started, depending on theater policy and discretion of staff.

Yes, your ticket does not cover personal expenses such as meals, drinks outside intermissions, or additional merchandise.

Owen Warner plays Leonard Vole while Eleanor Sutton takes on the role of Romaine Vole in this thrilling courtroom drama.