- Venue Royal Court Theatre, London
- Performance dates Booking to 8 June 2024
- Running time To be confirmed
Royal Court Theatre presents the London premiere of Lie Low.
“I was broken into a year ago and I was struggling for a bit afterwards. I’m fine now though.”
Lie Low is a dark new play from writer Ciara Elizabeth Smyth (Sauce) and director Oisín Kearney (My Left Nut), about fear, trauma and family. It offers a theatrical exploration into the human brain and its response to sexual assault.
Lie Low runs from 22 May 2024 until 8 June 2024 at the Royal Court Theatre London.
“I was broken into a year ago and I was struggling for a bit afterwards. I’m fine now though.”
In the wake of a home invasion, Faye can’t sleep. She’s fine though.
All she’s had to eat this week is a box of dry Rice Krispies. She’s fine though, really – she is…
Desperate to shake her insomnia, Faye enlists the help of her brother, Naoise, to try a form of exposure therapy. But Naoise has a devastating secret that’s about to come to light.
Performance Information
Check booking calendar for full details
- Evenings
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
- Friday
- Saturday
- Matinees
- Thursday
- Saturday
- Group Bookings For groups of 10+ enquire here
Stars and Creatives
Who are the creative team of Lie Low?
Written by Ciara Elizabeth Smyth.
Directed by Oisín Kearney.
Important Notes
Access Performances:
Captioned: Fri 7 June, 7.45pm; Relaxed Environment: Sat 1 June, 2pm
Post-show talk:
Wed 29 May: A conversation with writer Ciara Elizabeth Smyth. This event is free with a ticket to that evening’s performance.
Venue Information
Royal Court Theatre , Sloane Square, London, SW1W 8AS
Nearest Tube or Train: Sloane Square (Circle Line, District Line)
Nearest Buses: 19, 22, 319, C1, N19, N22, 137, 452
Critics' reviews of Lie Low
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 'Breathtakingly intense' - The Arts Desk (Review from tour)
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 'This outstanding Irish play deserves to set Edinburgh Festival Fringe alight' - The Irish Times (Review from tour)
★ ★ ★ ★ 'Darkly comic, disorientating 70 minutes' - The Telegraph (Review from tour)
★ ★ ★ ★ 'Buckets of theatrical verve' - The Irish Independent (Review from tour)
★ ★ ★ ★ 'Darkly comic, disorientating 70 minutes' - The Telegraph (Review from tour)

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