'Superb.... Thoroughly recommended'
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
FINAL 2 WEEKS BOOK NOW!
'Faulks's First World War Tale gets the staging it deserves...enough to make me weep this time'
THE TIMES
'Heartbreakingly beautiful, powerful and poignant. Go see it; it may well be one of the most memorable pieces of theatre you are ever likely to witness.'
BRITISH THEATRE GUIDE
'Does the Book Justice'
THE DAILY MAIL
Theatre Royal
Bury St Edmunds
31st Jan - 3rd Feb
Lyceum Theatre
Crewe
6th - 10th Feb
West Yorkshire Playhouse
Leeds
13th - 17th Feb
Everyman Theatre
Cheltenham
19th - 24th Feb
New Victoria Theatre
Woking
12th - 17th Mar
The Wyvern Theatre
Swindon
20th - 24th Mar
Theatre Royal
Windsor
26th - 31st Mar
The Lowry
Salford
03rd Apr - 07th Apr
The Nuffield Theatre
Southampton
17th - 21st Apr
The Capitol Theatre
Horsham
23rd - 28th Apr
The Churchill Theatre
Bromley
1st May- 05th May
Kings Theatre
Edinburgh
08th - 12th May
TheArts Theatre
Cambridge
14th - 19th May
The Gala Theatre
Durham
21st - 26th May
Theatre Royal
Glasgow
29th May - 2nd Jun
Theatre Royal
York
05th - 9th Jun
The Derby Theatre
Derby
11th - 16th Jun
The Alexandra Theatre
Birmingham
18th - 23rd Jun
Festival Theatre
Malvern
26th - 30th June
Assembly Halls
Tunbridge Wells
02nd - 07th July
'Birdsong is a superbly crafted production....fantastic theatre'
THE STAGE NEWSPAPER
'The performances were near faultless!'
STAGETALK MAGAZINE
“Captures both the pain and the pity of a war that almost defies comprehension.”
Michael Billington, THE GUARDIAN.
“The play poignantly intermingles ghosts of past and present, and fully expresses the black poetry of this carnage…and the landscape it inhabits.”
Michael Coveney, THE INDEPENDENT
Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War, Birdsong is the hit, critically acclaimed stage show based on the world famous novel by Sebastian Faulks.
In pre-war France, a young Englishman Stephen Wraysford embarks on a passionate and dangerous affair with the beautiful Isabelle Azaire that turns their world upside down.
As the war breaks out over the idyll of his former life, Stephen must lead his men through the carnage of the Battle of the Somme and through the sprawling tunnels that lie deep underground.
Faced with the unprecedented horror of the war Stephen clings to the memory of Isabelle as his
world explodes around him.
A mesmerising story of love and courage. Set both before and during the Great War.
Following on from the 2013/14/15 National tours, seen by over 200,000 people, now it is your chance to experience this stunning piece of theatre live on stage.
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