Tickets are now on sale to see Simon Stone’s explosive new production of Henrik Ibsen’s The Lady from the Sea, starring Oscar winner Alicia Vikander (Ex Machina, The Danish Girl) and Andrew Lincoln (The Walking Dead, Teachers, Love Actually).
The Lady from the Sea, adapted and directed by Simon Stone (Yerma), is playing at the Bridge Theatre in London from 10 September to 8 November 2025.
Alicia Vikander is an Academy Award-winning Swedish actress and producer, known for films including The Danish Girl, Ex Machina and Tomb Raider.
Andrew Lincoln is an award-winning British actor, well known on both stage and screen. His TV credits include This Life, Teachers, and The Walking Dead, and film works includes Love Actually.
Australian theatre and film director Simon Stone’s previous work includes the acclaimed productions of Yerma at the Young Vic, and Phaedra at the National Theatre.
The Lady from the Sea is billed as a thrilling dissection of desire, loss and rebirth for the contemporary age, centred on Ellida (Alicia Vikander).
Ellida is fearful that she may have settled too easily for a comfortable life married to a well-off doctor. As she searches for a way to break the predictable routine her existence has become, a lover from her past appears at their remote country house, and she has to choose between the life she has now built and the one she left behind long ago.
The Lady from the Sea is playing at the Bridge Theatre from 10 September to 8 November 2025.
Book The Lady from the Sea tickets at the Bridge Theatre London
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