Harry Clarke tickets are going to be a hot commodity this spring.
The legendary play returns to London stages this month with Hollywood star Billy Crudup in the titular role.
The actor is perhaps best known these days for playing Cory Ellison in The Morning Show alongside Jennifer Aniston.
But he has previously starred in some incredible films, including Big Fish, Eat Pray Love, Watchmen, the Mission: Impossible series, and more.
Now, he takes on the role of Harry Clarke (well, Phillip Brugglestein), a chancer looking to infiltrate a wealthy New York family.
Express.co.uk‘s chief theatre critic Stefan Kyriazis called Crudup’s performance “mesmerising and masterful throughout”. He went on: “There is pathos and pain amid all the escapades and close scrapes.”
Tickets are out right now for Harry Clarke, which is being shown at Ambassador’s Theatre – but if you want to see Billy Crudup in the titular role, act fast; he’s only playing the character for nine weeks, and it ends on May 11, 2024.
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