Hollywood star Rosamund Pike (Saltburn) is making her National Theatre debut next summer in new play Inter Alia.
Inter Alia is the brand new play by award-winning playwright Suzie Miller, who wrote international hit drama Prima Facie.
Miller reunites with Prima Facie’s director Justin Martin for the world premiere production, which will play at the National Theatre’s Lyttelton theatre in summer 2025.
Inter Alia will see Rosamund Pike play an eminent High Court Judge who is forced to reckon her professional life and role as wife, mother, friend and feminist.
Joining director Justin Martin in the creative team for the production are set and costume designer Miriam Buether, lighting designer Natasha Chivers and sound designers Ben and Max Ringham, with further casting to be announced.
Rosamund Pike is a multi-award winning British actor, whose credits include Saltburn (Golden Globe nominee), I Care A Lot (Golden Globe winner), Gone Girl and An Education.
Her previous theatre credits include Hedda Gabler directed by Adrian Noble at Theatre Royal Bath; Madame De Sade directed by Michael Grandage at Donmar Warehouse and in the West End; Gaslight directed by Peter Gill at The Old Vic; Summer And Smoke directed by Adrian Noble at Bristol Old Vic/West End; and Hitchcock Blonde directed by Terry Johnson at Royal Court/West End.
Inter Alia is playing at the Lyttelton theatre in summer 2025, with specific dates to be announced.
Inter Alia is part of the National Theatre’s new 2025 season, which includes musical Here We Are and London Road, a revival of Alterations, the return of Dear England and Nye, and new plays The Estate, The Land of the Living, and End.
More about tickets to Inter Alia at the National Theatre London
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