Witness for the Prosecution tickets
Book Now from £11.50
Witness for the Prosecution
You have been summoned for jury service...
A landmark new stage production of Agatha Christie’s Witness for the Prosecution takes place in London County Hall, planting audiences right in the centre of this gripping story of justice, passion, and betrayal.
Leonard Vole stands accused of murdering a widow in order to inherit her wealth, and the stakes are high: convince the jury – and the audience – of his innocence, or face the hangman’s noose. That is, after he’s survived the shocking witness testimony.
This production immerses the audience in a unique courtroom setting, complete with drama and intensity, on London’s Southbank.
See you in court.
Book your tickets for Witness for the Prosecution at the London County Hall today!
- Access Information
If you have any concerns regarding access, we strongly recommend you book your seats in the Courtroom Stalls:
- There is no lift to the Galleries.
- The Galleries are up 33 steps from the Chamber.
- Gallery Seats are not suitable for those who have difficulties climbing stairs or are Vertigo sufferers.
- Gallery row A has narrow access to seats.
- Cancellation Policy
No exchanges or refunds.
- Cast
The new cast for Witness for the Prosecution by Agatha Christie will be Emma Rigby (Hollyoaks, Once Upon A Time in Wonderland) as Romaine Vole, Daniel Solbe as the accused Leonard Vole, Jasper Britton (Pack of Lies, The Libertine) as Sir Wilfrid Robarts, William Chubb (Othello, This House) as Mr Myers QC, Christopher Ravenscroft (High Society, The Ruth Rendell Mysteries) as Mr Justice Wainwright and Ewan Stewart (Titanic, Let The Right One In) as Mr Mayhew.
The cast also includes Richard Banks, Chloé Booyens, Joanna Brookes, Miriam Cooper, Liam Lau Fernandez, Phoebe Marshall, Hugh Osborne, Simon Roberts, Leo Turner and Jamie Zubairi.
- Duration
2 hours 15 mins
- Good To Know
This is an immersive production - the actors will be in the aisles although the audience will remain seated throughout.
- Suitable For Children
PARENTAL GUIDANCE
- What's Included
All VIP tickets include a free programme with 2 free drinks.
You will be given everything on arrival to the venue. Once you have their tickets you will be shown to a special VIP Jury Desk where you will receive your programme and drinks vouchers. All Jury Members should be in their seats 5 minutes prior to the start of the performance.
- When Can I Go
Booking until 1st September 2019
7.30pm Tuesday - Saturday
2.30pm Thursday and Saturday
3pm Sunday
- Where Do I Go
Belevedere Road
London
SE1 7PB
Nearest Tube stations: Waterloo and Westminster
Nearest Main line station: WaterlooLondon County Hall is situated on the South Bank of the River Thames beside the London Eye and the Westminster Bridge, and opposite the Houses of Parliament. The entrance of Witness for the Prosecution is located on Belvedere Road.
From Waterloo station follow exit signs towards Southbank/County Hall attractions and then follow signs to York Road and walk a few minutes along the road and County Hall will be on your left.
London County Hall
Latest customer reviews
-
Excellent!
20 May 2019
A superb adaptation of a classic Agatha Christie play in a stunning setting. Well worth it
karen Confirmed ticket purchaser
-
19 May 2019
Totally fantastic production - some of the best theatre I have seen. The venue really helps to immerse you in the story, the acting was fantastic, and the story is brilliant.
Abi Confirmed ticket purchaser
-
Glorious production in an amazing setting
18 May 2019
What a superb evening’s entertainment. A well produced play in an amazing setting with a plot that twisted and turned keeping you guessing right until the end.
Simon Parker Confirmed ticket purchaser
-
County Hall evening
18 May 2019
A very good production at County Hall! Agatha Christie comes alive again!
Ms J C Taylor Confirmed ticket purchaser
Latest critic reviews
-
Criminally good
Daily Mail
-
A palatial interior fit for the QUEEN OF CRIME
The Telegraph
-
THE PERFECT SETTING. A deliciously enjoyable revival.
Time Out
-
"Agatha Christie’s INGENIOUS courtroom drama fits perfectly in County Hall"
The Guardian
