The King's Speech - Tour Dates

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Oxford Playhouse Theatre
13 January 2027 - 16 January 2027
Coventry Belgrade Theatre
19 January 2027 - 23 January 2027
Cheltenham Everyman Theatre
26 January 2027 - 30 January 2027
Theatr Clwyd
2 February 2027 - 6 February 2027
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Darlington Hippodrome
9 February 2027 - 13 February 2027
Blackpool Grand Theatre
16 February 2027 - 20 February 2027
Bath Theatre Royal
23 February 2027 - 27 February 2027
Guildford Yvonne Arnaud Theatre
2 March 2027 - 6 March 2027
Aberdeen Performing Arts
9 March 2027 - 13 March 2027
Nottingham Playhouse Theatre
16 March 2027 - 20 March 2027
Windsor Theatre Royal
23 March 2027 - 27 March 2027
Eastbourne Devonshire Park Theatre
30 March 2027 - 3 April 2027
Leicester Curve Theatre
6 April 2027 - 10 April 2027
London Churchill Theatre Bromley
13 April 2027 - 17 April 2027
Wolverhampton Grand Theatre
20 April 2027 - 24 April 2027
Southend-on-Sea Palace Theatre
27 April 2027 - 1 May 2027
Salisbury Salisbury Playhouse
4 May 2027 - 8 May 2027
Ipswich New Wolsey Theatre
11 May 2027 - 15 May 2027
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Winchester Theatre Royal
18 May 2027 - 22 May 2027
Northampton Royal and Derngate
25 May 2027 - 29 May 2027
Carlisle The Sands Centre
1 June 2027 - 5 June 2027
Ipswich Regent Theatre
8 June 2027 - 12 June 2027
Cambridge Cambridge Arts Theatre
15 June 2027 - 19 June 2027
Windsor Theatre Royal
22 June 2027 - 26 June 2027
Malvern Festival Theatres
29 June 2027 - 3 July 2027
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A new stage adaptation of the Oscar-winning film The King’s Speech by David Seidler has been announced.

A country on the precipice of another terrible war. An abdicated king. A constitutional crisis. And the only man who can provide hope for the nervous British public is Bertie – a man who is shy, unprepared for monarchy and, worst of all, has a debilitating speech impediment.

With the future of the monarchy, and Britain itself, on the line, an historic radio address looms over a man who can barely stammer through full sentences. Desperate, Bertie and his family turn to an unconventional speech therapist from Australia to turn him into the king Britain can believe in.

As royal protocol meets unorthodox challenges, what emerges is an unlikely but deeply meaningful friendship.

Adapted from the Oscar-winning film, this exciting new production of The King’s Speech from the acclaimed Barn Theatre blends humour, heart and high stakes in a beloved drama about duty, courage and finding one’s voice. Casting is yet to be announced.

The King’s Speech will be performed at the Theatre Royal Bath from 22 – 27 February 2027. There are currently no details on a London transfer for the show, but check back for details or sign-up for alerts.

The world is listening…

A country on the precipice of another terrible war. An abdicated king. A constitutional crisis. And the only man who can provide hope for the nervous British public is Bertie – a man who is shy, unprepared for monarchy and, worst of all, has a debilitating speech impediment.

With the future of the monarchy, and Britain itself, on the line, an historic radio address looms over a man who can barely stammer through full sentences. Desperate, Bertie and his family turn to an unconventional speech therapist from Australia to turn him into the king Britain can believe in.

As royal protocol meets unorthodox challenges, what emerges is an unlikely but deeply meaningful friendship. Adapted from the Oscar-winning film, this exciting new production from the acclaimed Barn Theatre blends humour, heart and high stakes in a beloved drama about duty, courage and finding one’s voice.

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Stars and Creatives

Who is in the cast of The King's Speech?

  • Stefan Dennis (Neighbours) as Lionel Logue
  • George Rainsford (Casualty, Dear England) as Bertie, King George VI
  • Rosanna Miles as Queen Elizabeth
  • Lucy Bromilow as Myrtle Logue/Wallis Simpson
  • Tim Hudson as King George V/Winston Churchill
  • Ian Kirkby as Archbishop Cosmo Lang
  • Mark Hammersley as David/King Edward VIII/Stanley Baldwin.

Who are the creative team of The King's Speech?

  • Director: Loveday Ingram
  • Set and costume design: Adam Wiltshire
  • Lighting design: Hector Murray
  • Music and sound design: Elizabeth Purnell.
  • Casting: Marc Frankum.

The production is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International.

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