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Berlin Play in London

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How to Book Berlin Play in London Tickets?

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Pick your performance between 11 March and 17 April 2027, and choose a 7:30 pm evening show or a 2:30 pm matinee on Wednesday or Saturday.

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Freya Ellison
2026-08-24
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Booked the moment it went on sale, a two hander played straight through with no interval is exactly the kind of evening I want
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Daniel Okonkwo
2026-08-11
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Read the play last year and could not put it down, seeing it staged this close to the actors should be something else
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Marta Lindqvist
2026-07-29
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Trust this director completely after her last thriller, and a room this small means nowhere for the tension to hide
Things to Know Before Booking Berlin Play in London

What Your Ticket Includes

Your ticket covers entry to the performance of Berlin at Kiln Theatre, Joanna Murray-Smith's play performed live in a 292-seat auditorium. Food and drink are not included.

Age Recommendations

The production is suitable for all ages, and the theatre publishes content advice for the show on its website ahead of the run. Everyone, whatever their age, needs their own ticket, and anyone aged 16 or under must be accompanied by and seated with an adult.

Best Time to Attend

Wednesday and Saturday matinees at 2:30 pm are the calmer option and easy to build a day around. Evening performances at 7:30 pm draw a fuller house — and in a room this size, a packed auditorium makes the silences land harder. Previews from 11 March are the cheapest seats of the run; the press night is on 17 March.

Facilities

Kiln Bar serves wines, cocktails and light snacks, plus hand-stretched wood-fired pizzas before the show. It opens at 5:30 pm on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and at 1 pm on Wednesday and Saturday. The Kilburn High Road entrance has a gently sloping ramp giving level access to the bar, box office and toilets. Kilburn's pubs and restaurants are a few minutes' walk for pre-show dining. Outside food and drink may not be brought into the auditorium.

Accessibility

Both the Kilburn High Road and Buckley Road entrances are fully accessible, with level access to the foyer, bar, box offices and toilets. There is a disabled bay outside the Kilburn High Road entrance and two blue badge bays on Buckley Road. Kilburn Underground, 500 metres away, has a lift and the walk down the High Road is step free. This run includes a captioned performance on 1 April, a relaxed performance on 7 April, and an audio described performance preceded by a touch tour on 15 April. Access tickets are £15 for any seat at any performance, with one complimentary personal assistant ticket available — contact the theatre's access team on 020 7328 1000 to arrange your visit.

Why You Should See Berlin Play in London

A UK premiere, direct from Australian acclaim
A UK premiere, direct from Australian acclaim
One night, two lives, one flat
One night, two lives, one flat
Seventy-five minutes, straight through
Seventy-five minutes, straight through
Lucy Bailey directs, 292 seats
Lucy Bailey directs, 292 seats
How Long Is Berlin Play in London?

Berlin runs for approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes, played straight through with no interval.

Performances are at 7:30 pm from Monday to Saturday, with matinees at 2:30 pm on Wednesday and Saturday. Because there is no interval, latecomers may not be admitted at all, so allow time to find your seat.

How to get there

Venue: Kiln Theatre, 269 Kilburn High Road, London NW6 7JR

By tube: Kilburn (Jubilee line) is the nearest Underground station, 500 metres away. It has a lift, and the walk down the High Road is step free — turn right as you leave the station and allow five to seven minutes.

By train: Brondesbury on the London Overground is closer still, three to five minutes' walk. Note that this station does not have a lift.

By bus: Routes 16, 32, 98, 316, 328 and 332 all serve Kilburn High Road, with night services N16 and N98. The nearest stop is Kilburn Station.

By car: Parking is limited and the theatre recommends public transport. On-street parking is controlled 8:30 am to 6:30 pm Monday to Friday including bank holidays, with a two hour maximum stay. There is a disabled bay at the Buckley Road entrance and two blue badge bays outside it.

Food and Drink

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The Black Lion
A Grade II* listed Victorian pub directly opposite the theatre, about a minute's walk. The interior is the reason to come — original etched glass, mirrored bar and an ornate ceiling. The kitchen works charcoal ovens with a strong North Indian influence, and there is a bar snack menu if you are short of time before curtain up.
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The Sir Colin Campbell
A long-established Irish pub at 264 Kilburn High Road, a few doors from the theatre. It has been on the same site for over a century and runs live traditional Irish music through the week. The easiest pre-show pint on the road, and it opens from 1 pm on weekdays.
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The North London Tavern
A large Victorian gastropub at 375 Kilburn High Road, roughly five minutes' walk north. Modern British cooking, oysters and a good beer list in a room CAMRA lists for its historic interior. The best option if you want a proper sit-down meal rather than a bar snack.
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The Cock Tavern
A traditional pub at 125 Kilburn High Road, about ten minutes' walk south towards Kilburn Park. Licensed since 1486 and rebuilt in 1900, with live bands and comedy nights and a late licence at the weekend. Worth the walk if you are staying out after the show.
Quick Overview

Address: Kiln Theatre, 269 Kilburn High Road, London NW6 7JR

Dates: 11 March to 17 April 2027

Duration: Approximately 1 hour 15 minutes, with no interval

Age Restriction: Suitable for all ages. Everyone needs their own ticket, and under-16s must be accompanied by and seated with an adult

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