CLYDE'S
★★★★ “This might be the best thing since sliced bread. It’s uproarious fun” Evening Standard
★★★★ “Lynn Nottage's mouthwatering, gloriously performed play” The Guardian
★★★★ “A blisteringly funny, warm-hearted comedy... Lynette Linton has assembled the perfect ingredients for a dynamic, humane, laugh-out-loud evening.” The Telegraph
★★★★ “Few playwrights can shake the stage like Lynn Nottage. The reverberations are even stronger when her work is directed by Lynette Linton.” The Observer
★★★★ “There is no better acting to be seen in London than in Lynette Linton's stunning production” Daily Mail
★★★★ "A radiant drama about love, hope and sandwiches.” Time Out
★★★★ “Lynn Nottage has cooked up a joyful feast… fizzing dialogue… an excellent cast” The Times
★★★★ “A glorious, funny and touching production of a play that argues fiercely for rehabilitation, redemption and hope” Financial Times
★★★★ “A vivid, life-enhancing play, full of heart, hope and humour... Linton’s production is a real beauty. You’ll come out beaming." WhatsOnStage
★★★★ “Clyde's is absolutely packed with belly laughs… it offers an uplifting message of hope. A show to be savoured. Delicious.” Mail on Sunday
★★★★ “Lynette Linton’s frankly delicious production.” The Stage
It’s kind of a ritual, we speak the truth. Then, let go and cook.
In the bustling kitchen of a run-down Pennsylvania truck stop, the formerly incarcerated staff have been given a second chance. Under the tyrannical eye of their boss Clyde, this unlikely team strives to create the perfect sandwich, as they dream of leaving their past mistakes behind for a better life.
Double Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Lynn Nottage (Ruined, Sweat, The Secret Life of Bees) and director Lynette Linton (Critics’ Circle Best Director for Blues for an Alabama Sky) reunite for the European premiere of the hilarious and hopeful CLYDE’S, the follow up to their Donmar five-star production of SWEAT which transferred to the West End.
“Lynn Nottage is remarkable and uniquely exhilarating.” The Washington Post on Clyde’s
“Lynette Linton’s superbly calibrated production excels from start to finish” ★★★★★ The Guardian on Sweat
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We are hugely grateful to our Season Supporter, Charles Holloway
Artwork photography by Helen Murray. Rehearsal & production photography by Marc Brenner.
ESTIMATED RUNNING TIME
About 1 hour 40 minutes, no interval
PERFORMANCE TIMES
Evenings Mon – Sat 7.30pm
Thursday & Saturday matinees 2.30pm
TICKET PRICES*
£55 | £41 | £21 | £10 standing
PREVIEW PRICES* (16-17 October)
£50 | £38 | £19 | £10 standing
Standing tickets are only released when all seats are sold
*Tickets are subject to a £1.50 transaction fee, waived for Members
BARCLAYS UNDER 30s £10 TICKETS
To celebrate our 30th birthday and thanks to generous support from our Associate Sponsor Barclays, a limited number of £10 tickets are available for under 30s for every performance of CLYDE'S.
Select seats marked Under 30 on the seating plan when booking and bring proof of age to show when you enter the theatre. You will need to be aged under 30 on the date of the performance.
YOUNG+FREE
YOUNG+FREE tickets for 16-25 year olds will be released by ballot from two weeks before the first performance. Click here to find out more.
PLEASE NOTE
This production contains smoking.
CONTENT ADVISORY
We produce a set of content advisories for each production. These detail any content that we think you should be aware of. We try to keep spoilers to a minimum on these advisory pages, but you may find out details that give away key elements of the plot if you read them.
Click here to read the content advisory for CLYDE'S.
For more information email boxoffice@donmarwarehouse.com
Access
ASSISTED PERFORMANCES
If you require a companion to attend the Donmar, their ticket will be free. To book call 020 3282 3808 or email access@donmarwarehouse.com
For all other access enquiries or bookings call 020 3282 3808.
CAPTIONED PERFORMANCE
Monday 20 November 7.30pm
(captioned by Stagetext)
AUDIO-DESCRIBED PERFORMANCE
Saturday 25 November 2.30pm, touch tour at 12.30pm
(audio described by VocalEyes)