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The Wanderers
Experience Anna Ziegler’s acclaimed drama The Wanderers with tickets for a gripping London theatre event.
2 hrs
The Wanderers
Experience Anna Ziegler’s acclaimed drama The Wanderers with tickets for a gripping London theatre event.
2 hrs
The Wanderers
Experience Anna Ziegler’s acclaimed drama The Wanderers with tickets for a gripping London theatre event.
2 hrs
Highlights
Witness the award-winning play, The Wanderers, by acclaimed playwright Anna Ziegler
Enjoy a moving story praised by The Wall Street Journal and winner of the San Diego Critics Circle Award for Best New Play
Experience a limited London run at Marylebone Theatre under the direction of Igor Golyak
Explore themes of identity, marriage and legacy across modern and orthodox Jewish families
What’s Included
Entry to The Wanderers at Marylebone Theatre
Allocated seating
Access to theatre amenities and facilities
Why see The Wanderers in London?
The Wanderers, written by celebrated playwright Anna Ziegler, delivers an intricate portrait of desire, tradition and self-discovery. Now making its much-anticipated UK premiere at Marylebone Theatre, the play arrives following acclaimed performances in the United States, including productions at the prestigious Roundabout Theatre Company. Directed by Igor Golyak, a Lucille Lortel Award winner, this production immerses the audience in the lives of two couples, weaving their stories across time and faith to create a resonant, thought-provoking drama.
About the Playwright and Production
Anna Ziegler is known for her profound and artful approach to real-life and imagined stories, capturing complexities with a deft touch. After the success of Photograph 51, she returns to ask searching questions about the tension between expectation and fulfillment, fate and free will. The Wanderers, recipient of the San Diego Critics Circle Award for Best New Play, centers on both the secular and Orthodox Jewish experience—shedding light on generational and cultural challenges.
The Story and Its Themes
At the heart of The Wanderers are two distinct yet thematically linked marriages. Abe, an accomplished novelist, finds himself caught in an unexpected email correspondence with a Hollywood actress. As his relationship with Sophie—his wife—begins to falter, Abe’s exploration of intimacy, truth and longing deepens. In contrast, Schmuli and Esther, living decades earlier within an Orthodox Jewish community, grapple with the bonds of faith, tradition and the silence imposed by communal norms.
Through parallel stories, the play examines universal questions: Can we shape our own destiny, or will we always be shaped by our upbringing? Is happiness found in stability, or in breaking away from inherited boundaries? Ziegler’s thoughtful script navigates these themes via sharp dialogue and nuanced characterization, earning acclaim for its incisive take on relationships and legacy.
Critical Praise
Described by The Wall Street Journal as "the finest play of the year", The Wanderers stands out for its honesty, wit and intellectual rigor. Its sophisticated structure and emotionally charged performances promise audiences an evening of both entertainment and deep reflection.
Why Book Now?
Limited London engagement—see this celebrated play at Marylebone Theatre while you can
Discover why critics and audiences are captivated by Ziegler’s balanced perspective on culture and modernity
Marylebone Theatre offers comfortable amenities and welcoming facilities for your theatre visit
The Venue
Located in London’s vibrant Marylebone district, the Marylebone Theatre is easily accessible and well-equipped, making it an ideal setting for an evening of thoughtful theatre. Take advantage of the venue’s facilities, including a bar, lounge, and ample accessibility features.
Book your The Wanderers tickets now!
Switch off mobile devices before the performance starts
Follow staff instructions for seating and safety at all times
Food and drink may only be consumed in designated areas
Keep noise to a minimum during the performance to respect performers and other patrons
Re-entry is not permitted once the performance begins
What is the minimum age to attend The Wanderers?
The recommended minimum age is 12 years due to mature themes and language.
Where is The Wanderers performed?
The play is staged at Marylebone Theatre in London.
Are accessible seats and services available?
Yes, the theatre offers accessible seating, restrooms and step-free access.
Can I bring cameras into the theatre?
Photography and video recording are not allowed during the performance.
When should I arrive at the venue?
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show to ensure smooth entry and seat allocation.
Please arrive at least 30 minutes before showtime for security and ticket checks
Valid photo ID may be required for entry
Wheelchair spaces and accessible facilities are available at Marylebone Theatre
Dress code is smart casual; layered clothing is recommended as air conditioning is used
No photography or recording during the performance
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
35 Park Rd
Highlights
Witness the award-winning play, The Wanderers, by acclaimed playwright Anna Ziegler
Enjoy a moving story praised by The Wall Street Journal and winner of the San Diego Critics Circle Award for Best New Play
Experience a limited London run at Marylebone Theatre under the direction of Igor Golyak
Explore themes of identity, marriage and legacy across modern and orthodox Jewish families
What’s Included
Entry to The Wanderers at Marylebone Theatre
Allocated seating
Access to theatre amenities and facilities
Why see The Wanderers in London?
The Wanderers, written by celebrated playwright Anna Ziegler, delivers an intricate portrait of desire, tradition and self-discovery. Now making its much-anticipated UK premiere at Marylebone Theatre, the play arrives following acclaimed performances in the United States, including productions at the prestigious Roundabout Theatre Company. Directed by Igor Golyak, a Lucille Lortel Award winner, this production immerses the audience in the lives of two couples, weaving their stories across time and faith to create a resonant, thought-provoking drama.
About the Playwright and Production
Anna Ziegler is known for her profound and artful approach to real-life and imagined stories, capturing complexities with a deft touch. After the success of Photograph 51, she returns to ask searching questions about the tension between expectation and fulfillment, fate and free will. The Wanderers, recipient of the San Diego Critics Circle Award for Best New Play, centers on both the secular and Orthodox Jewish experience—shedding light on generational and cultural challenges.
The Story and Its Themes
At the heart of The Wanderers are two distinct yet thematically linked marriages. Abe, an accomplished novelist, finds himself caught in an unexpected email correspondence with a Hollywood actress. As his relationship with Sophie—his wife—begins to falter, Abe’s exploration of intimacy, truth and longing deepens. In contrast, Schmuli and Esther, living decades earlier within an Orthodox Jewish community, grapple with the bonds of faith, tradition and the silence imposed by communal norms.
Through parallel stories, the play examines universal questions: Can we shape our own destiny, or will we always be shaped by our upbringing? Is happiness found in stability, or in breaking away from inherited boundaries? Ziegler’s thoughtful script navigates these themes via sharp dialogue and nuanced characterization, earning acclaim for its incisive take on relationships and legacy.
Critical Praise
Described by The Wall Street Journal as "the finest play of the year", The Wanderers stands out for its honesty, wit and intellectual rigor. Its sophisticated structure and emotionally charged performances promise audiences an evening of both entertainment and deep reflection.
Why Book Now?
Limited London engagement—see this celebrated play at Marylebone Theatre while you can
Discover why critics and audiences are captivated by Ziegler’s balanced perspective on culture and modernity
Marylebone Theatre offers comfortable amenities and welcoming facilities for your theatre visit
The Venue
Located in London’s vibrant Marylebone district, the Marylebone Theatre is easily accessible and well-equipped, making it an ideal setting for an evening of thoughtful theatre. Take advantage of the venue’s facilities, including a bar, lounge, and ample accessibility features.
Book your The Wanderers tickets now!
Switch off mobile devices before the performance starts
Follow staff instructions for seating and safety at all times
Food and drink may only be consumed in designated areas
Keep noise to a minimum during the performance to respect performers and other patrons
Re-entry is not permitted once the performance begins
What is the minimum age to attend The Wanderers?
The recommended minimum age is 12 years due to mature themes and language.
Where is The Wanderers performed?
The play is staged at Marylebone Theatre in London.
Are accessible seats and services available?
Yes, the theatre offers accessible seating, restrooms and step-free access.
Can I bring cameras into the theatre?
Photography and video recording are not allowed during the performance.
When should I arrive at the venue?
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show to ensure smooth entry and seat allocation.
Please arrive at least 30 minutes before showtime for security and ticket checks
Valid photo ID may be required for entry
Wheelchair spaces and accessible facilities are available at Marylebone Theatre
Dress code is smart casual; layered clothing is recommended as air conditioning is used
No photography or recording during the performance
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
35 Park Rd
Highlights
Witness the award-winning play, The Wanderers, by acclaimed playwright Anna Ziegler
Enjoy a moving story praised by The Wall Street Journal and winner of the San Diego Critics Circle Award for Best New Play
Experience a limited London run at Marylebone Theatre under the direction of Igor Golyak
Explore themes of identity, marriage and legacy across modern and orthodox Jewish families
What’s Included
Entry to The Wanderers at Marylebone Theatre
Allocated seating
Access to theatre amenities and facilities
Why see The Wanderers in London?
The Wanderers, written by celebrated playwright Anna Ziegler, delivers an intricate portrait of desire, tradition and self-discovery. Now making its much-anticipated UK premiere at Marylebone Theatre, the play arrives following acclaimed performances in the United States, including productions at the prestigious Roundabout Theatre Company. Directed by Igor Golyak, a Lucille Lortel Award winner, this production immerses the audience in the lives of two couples, weaving their stories across time and faith to create a resonant, thought-provoking drama.
About the Playwright and Production
Anna Ziegler is known for her profound and artful approach to real-life and imagined stories, capturing complexities with a deft touch. After the success of Photograph 51, she returns to ask searching questions about the tension between expectation and fulfillment, fate and free will. The Wanderers, recipient of the San Diego Critics Circle Award for Best New Play, centers on both the secular and Orthodox Jewish experience—shedding light on generational and cultural challenges.
The Story and Its Themes
At the heart of The Wanderers are two distinct yet thematically linked marriages. Abe, an accomplished novelist, finds himself caught in an unexpected email correspondence with a Hollywood actress. As his relationship with Sophie—his wife—begins to falter, Abe’s exploration of intimacy, truth and longing deepens. In contrast, Schmuli and Esther, living decades earlier within an Orthodox Jewish community, grapple with the bonds of faith, tradition and the silence imposed by communal norms.
Through parallel stories, the play examines universal questions: Can we shape our own destiny, or will we always be shaped by our upbringing? Is happiness found in stability, or in breaking away from inherited boundaries? Ziegler’s thoughtful script navigates these themes via sharp dialogue and nuanced characterization, earning acclaim for its incisive take on relationships and legacy.
Critical Praise
Described by The Wall Street Journal as "the finest play of the year", The Wanderers stands out for its honesty, wit and intellectual rigor. Its sophisticated structure and emotionally charged performances promise audiences an evening of both entertainment and deep reflection.
Why Book Now?
Limited London engagement—see this celebrated play at Marylebone Theatre while you can
Discover why critics and audiences are captivated by Ziegler’s balanced perspective on culture and modernity
Marylebone Theatre offers comfortable amenities and welcoming facilities for your theatre visit
The Venue
Located in London’s vibrant Marylebone district, the Marylebone Theatre is easily accessible and well-equipped, making it an ideal setting for an evening of thoughtful theatre. Take advantage of the venue’s facilities, including a bar, lounge, and ample accessibility features.
Book your The Wanderers tickets now!
Please arrive at least 30 minutes before showtime for security and ticket checks
Valid photo ID may be required for entry
Wheelchair spaces and accessible facilities are available at Marylebone Theatre
Dress code is smart casual; layered clothing is recommended as air conditioning is used
No photography or recording during the performance
Switch off mobile devices before the performance starts
Follow staff instructions for seating and safety at all times
Food and drink may only be consumed in designated areas
Keep noise to a minimum during the performance to respect performers and other patrons
Re-entry is not permitted once the performance begins
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
35 Park Rd
Highlights
Witness the award-winning play, The Wanderers, by acclaimed playwright Anna Ziegler
Enjoy a moving story praised by The Wall Street Journal and winner of the San Diego Critics Circle Award for Best New Play
Experience a limited London run at Marylebone Theatre under the direction of Igor Golyak
Explore themes of identity, marriage and legacy across modern and orthodox Jewish families
What’s Included
Entry to The Wanderers at Marylebone Theatre
Allocated seating
Access to theatre amenities and facilities
Why see The Wanderers in London?
The Wanderers, written by celebrated playwright Anna Ziegler, delivers an intricate portrait of desire, tradition and self-discovery. Now making its much-anticipated UK premiere at Marylebone Theatre, the play arrives following acclaimed performances in the United States, including productions at the prestigious Roundabout Theatre Company. Directed by Igor Golyak, a Lucille Lortel Award winner, this production immerses the audience in the lives of two couples, weaving their stories across time and faith to create a resonant, thought-provoking drama.
About the Playwright and Production
Anna Ziegler is known for her profound and artful approach to real-life and imagined stories, capturing complexities with a deft touch. After the success of Photograph 51, she returns to ask searching questions about the tension between expectation and fulfillment, fate and free will. The Wanderers, recipient of the San Diego Critics Circle Award for Best New Play, centers on both the secular and Orthodox Jewish experience—shedding light on generational and cultural challenges.
The Story and Its Themes
At the heart of The Wanderers are two distinct yet thematically linked marriages. Abe, an accomplished novelist, finds himself caught in an unexpected email correspondence with a Hollywood actress. As his relationship with Sophie—his wife—begins to falter, Abe’s exploration of intimacy, truth and longing deepens. In contrast, Schmuli and Esther, living decades earlier within an Orthodox Jewish community, grapple with the bonds of faith, tradition and the silence imposed by communal norms.
Through parallel stories, the play examines universal questions: Can we shape our own destiny, or will we always be shaped by our upbringing? Is happiness found in stability, or in breaking away from inherited boundaries? Ziegler’s thoughtful script navigates these themes via sharp dialogue and nuanced characterization, earning acclaim for its incisive take on relationships and legacy.
Critical Praise
Described by The Wall Street Journal as "the finest play of the year", The Wanderers stands out for its honesty, wit and intellectual rigor. Its sophisticated structure and emotionally charged performances promise audiences an evening of both entertainment and deep reflection.
Why Book Now?
Limited London engagement—see this celebrated play at Marylebone Theatre while you can
Discover why critics and audiences are captivated by Ziegler’s balanced perspective on culture and modernity
Marylebone Theatre offers comfortable amenities and welcoming facilities for your theatre visit
The Venue
Located in London’s vibrant Marylebone district, the Marylebone Theatre is easily accessible and well-equipped, making it an ideal setting for an evening of thoughtful theatre. Take advantage of the venue’s facilities, including a bar, lounge, and ample accessibility features.
Book your The Wanderers tickets now!
Please arrive at least 30 minutes before showtime for security and ticket checks
Valid photo ID may be required for entry
Wheelchair spaces and accessible facilities are available at Marylebone Theatre
Dress code is smart casual; layered clothing is recommended as air conditioning is used
No photography or recording during the performance
Switch off mobile devices before the performance starts
Follow staff instructions for seating and safety at all times
Food and drink may only be consumed in designated areas
Keep noise to a minimum during the performance to respect performers and other patrons
Re-entry is not permitted once the performance begins
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
35 Park Rd
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