Play · Off-West End
Golden Boy
In 1930s New York, Joe Bonaparte, a gifted violinist, is drawn into the brutal world of professional boxing, torn between fame, forbidden love, and family expectations. This searing revival of Clifford Odets’ American classic is directed by Olivier Award winner Sam Yates and stars Emmy and Golden Globe winner Josh O’Connor, exploring ambition and the high price of success.
Buying advice
How to book
Golden Boy is sold out at the Almeida. Your only real chances now are resale sites such as Twickets or AXS, or turning up at the box office and hoping for returns.
Ways to pay less
Golden Boy is sold out, so your only hope of finding tickets now is via third-party resellers or by trying for returns at the box office. If you do find tickets, the best value is for midweek performances, as concession rates for those aged 30 or under, over 65, or unemployed are not valid on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday.
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Concession rates for ages 30 & under, over 65s, and unemployed. — Discounted tickets are available for those aged 30 or under, over 65, or unemployed. Not valid on Thu, Fri, or Sat performances.
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Where to sit
The middle of the Stalls is excellent, but pillars and the overhang mean booking carefully. The Circle is panoramic from the middle; avoid the sharp curve at the ends.
The Almeida Theatre's own seating guide, level by level, is below.
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