Musical · Off-West End
Glorious Madness
Glorious Madness is a world-premiere musical featuring the songs of legendary singer-songwriter Joan Armatrading. The original story, written by Iman Qureshi (The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs), centres on three women whose lives become irrevocably intertwined, weaving Armatrading's iconic songs into a deeply human tale of love and loss.
Directed by Phyllida Lloyd (MAMMA MIA!), this co-production with KPPL Productions premieres in Spring 2027 at the Dorfman Theatre.
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Every Friday at 1pm the National releases £10 tickets for the following week's performances. The booking link appears on the Friday Rush page between 12.45pm and 1pm; join the waiting room before 1pm and you get a random queue number. Orders of only Friday Rush tickets have no £4 booking fee.
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- Young
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- Family
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Reduced standby tickets at £30, £25 or £20 are sold in person at the Box Office 60 minutes before the performance, for students, Stage Pass holders, SOLT and theatre union members, and the unemployed. Valid ID required, one ticket per ID. Not on sold-out performances.
State schools and SEND groups pay £10 and independent schools £12, with one teacher at the same price per nine pupils, in term time. Olivier and Lyttelton Monday to Thursday, Dorfman Monday and Tuesday.
- Other
Across the year, 25% of tickets at the National Theatre are priced at £30 or under. These are in high demand, may be limited to two per customer and may offer a restricted view.
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