Following record-breaking ticket sales across the country and a hugely acclaimed national tour earlier this year, A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS starring Martin Shaw and Gary Wilmot, will transfer to London’s Harold Pinter Theatre this summer, preceded by a limited tour to Brighton and York.
The greatest, most powerful and dangerous figures who shaped English history are brought vividly to life in Robert Bolt’s award- winning play, directed by Jonathan Church.
Martin Shaw stars as Sir Thomas More – scholar, ambassador, Lord Chancellor and friend to King Henry VIII. Above all, he is a man of integrity, loved by the common people and his own family. When Henry demands a divorce from Catherine of Aragon, clearing the way for him to marry Anne Boleyn, the staunchly Catholic Thomas is forced to choose between his loyalty and his own conscience, committing an incredible act of defiance for which he eventually pays the ultimate price…
Martin Shaw is known to millions for his television roles in Judge John Deed, Inspector George Gently and The Professionals. His recent West End stage appearances include Hobson’s Choice, The Best Man and Twelve Angry Men.
The cast includes Edward Bennett, Nicholas Day, Calum Finlay, Orlando James, Hari Kang, Asif Khan, Annie Kingsnorth, Sam Parks, Sam Phillips, Louisa Sextona and Gary Wilmot with further cast to be announced.
Jonathan Church’s directorial credits include a ten-year period as artistic director of Chichester Festival Theatre. He previously directed Martin Shaw in the acclaimed West End transfer of Hobson’s Choice.
The creative team is completed by Simon Higlett (Set & Costume Designer), Mark Henderson (Lighting Designer), Paul Groothuis (Sound Designer), Matthew Scott (Composer) and Gabrielle Dawes (Casting Director).
Tickets to A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS
Additional information about A Man For All Seasons
Booking until
6 August – 6 September 2025
Show Times
Mon – Sat at 19:30
Thu and Sat at 14:30
Running Time
2hrs 40mins (Includes interval)
Theatre
Harold Pinter Theatre
Age Recommendation
11+
Access Performances
Audio Described Performance – Thursday 28 Aug 2025 14:30
Captioned Performance – Thursday 28 Aug 2025 19:30
Prior to this, it will play at the Theatre Royal Brighton from 22 – 26 July and Grand Opera House, York from 29 July – 2 August.
