The King's Ransom

Play · Off-West End

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A new play by Stuart Slade, directed by Matthew Dunster, receiving its world premiere at the Donmar. Memphis, 1977: small-time crook Vince Black assembles a crack team of misfits to steal Elvis Presley's corpse and collect a million-dollar ransom. A Southern-fried dark comedy about grief, redemption and spectacularly bad decisions, inspired by one of the strangest crime stories in American history.

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Preview5 Dec to 9 Dec

Reduced prices for the first four performances (5, 7, 8 and 9 December). Price A £71, Price B £54, Price C £25, against main run prices of £76, £59, £30.

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Standing Tickets available for £15. Tickets will be released every morning, Mon – Sat, at 10am for performances seven days later. These are only available online, subject to availability and may not be available for some performances.

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Area
Top price
Bottom price
Premium£76£76
Mid-range£59£59
Budget£30£30
Standing£15£15

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Mid-week

Area
Top price
Bottom price
Premium£76£76
Mid-range£59£59
Budget£30£30
Standing£15£15

Price estimates are taken from the show's official website, and are to be used as a guide only — prices are subject to change at any time.

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