1984


The nightmare of a totalitarian society built on terror and lies is brought to life on stage in this powerful new adaptation of George Orwell’s final novel.

A black and white image of a man's face, with his eyes closed. On one eyelid is written
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West End

27th October - 7th November
£16.95 to £46.95 per person

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Wheelchair access throughout

Wheelchairs or mobility aids provided

Telling the story of a terrifying future where an all-powerful government dominates absolutely everything, it is in this totally controlled world that Winston and Julia begin a love affair which catapults them into rebellion against the Party. This powerful story dramatises their epic battle to be human against all odds.

This new adaptation by Chris Hannan is a Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, Citizens Theatre and Dundee Rep Theatre Co-Production.

Please note, this performance of 1984 contains distressing themes. Content includes scenes of physical violence and torture, references to sexual violence and suicide, loud sound effects, flashing lights and blackouts throughout.

An audio described, touch tour runs on 28 October, a BSL interpreted performance on 29 October, and a captioned performance on 04 November.

Taking place at The Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh between 27 October and 07 November 2026, tickets can be purchased on 1984.