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Nine Night Play in London

A moving, funny and unflinchingly honest celebration of family, grief and tradition, Nine Night returns in a brand new Kiln Theatre production of Natasha Gordon’s award-winning play, directed by Amit Sharma. When Gloria dies, her family gathers for the Jamaican Nine Night — a traditional wake held over nine nights, where the spirit is remembered through food, music, storytelling and togetherness.

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How to Book Nine Night Tickets?

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Pick your performance during the limited season at the Kiln Theatre (2 November - 19 December 2026). Matinee and evening shows run Monday to Saturday - check the calendar for available dates.

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Choose your seats and ticket type; entry to the performance is included. Everyone attending needs a ticket, and under 16s must be seated with an adult.

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Natasha Gordon's award-winning Nine Night returns in a brand new production directed by Amit Sharma. Go inside the show, then book your seats for the limited Kiln Theatre season.

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Denise Campbell
2026-07-13
5
Excellent
Funny, moving and so beautifully observed. It captures the way a family comes together in grief with real warmth and honesty. We laughed a lot and cried a little too
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Michael Osei
2026-07-15
5
Excellent
A wonderful, big-hearted play. The performances feel completely true to life and the humour lands perfectly. A real celebration of family, culture and tradition
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Sarah Bennett
2026-07-18
4
Very good
Warm, honest and full of heart. A story about loss that somehow leaves you uplifted. Beautifully written and performed - well worth seeing
Things to Know Before Booking

What Your Ticket Includes

Entry to Nine Night at the Kiln Theatre - a brand new production of Natasha Gordon's award-winning play, directed by Amit Sharma.

Age Recommendations

Suitable for all ages, though its themes of grief and family are best appreciated by older children and adults. Under 16s must be accompanied and seated with an adult.

Best Time to Attend

There are matinee and evening performances Monday to Saturday (2:30 PM and 7:30 PM). Weekday shows are usually quieter, with weekends the busiest. Check the calendar for exact dates and times.

Facilities

The Kiln Theatre has an onsite bar and cafe for pre-show and interval drinks. Outside food is not allowed.

Accessibility

The theatre is a five-minute walk from Kilburn Underground station (Jubilee line). Contact the venue in advance for step-free access and specific accessibility needs, and arrive at least 30 minutes before the show.

Why You Should See Nine Night
A Modern British Classic
A Modern British Classic
Natasha Gordon's award-winning debut play, praised for its honest, funny and moving portrait of family and grief.
A Brand New Kiln Production
A Brand New Kiln Production
Directed by Kiln artistic director Amit Sharma, this fresh staging brings renewed life to a celebrated script.
A Rich Cultural Tradition
A Rich Cultural Tradition
Step inside the Jamaican Nine Night - a nine-day wake of food, music, storytelling and togetherness.
Warmth, Humour & Heart
Warmth, Humour & Heart
An authentic, uplifting portrayal of British-Jamaican family life that balances emotional depth with real warmth.
How Long Is Nine Night?

Nine Night runs for approximately 2 hours, including an interval - a warm, funny and deeply moving evening of theatre from writer Natasha Gordon.

Performances take place at the Kiln Theatre from 2 November to 19 December 2026, with matinee and evening shows Monday to Saturday. Check the calendar for exact dates and times.

How to get there

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

By Underground: Kilburn station (Jubilee line) is a five-minute walk; Queen's Park (Bakerloo line) is around 15 minutes on foot.

By Train: Brondesbury station (London Overground) is close by.

By Bus: Routes 16, 32, 98, 189, 206, 316, 328 and 332 (plus night buses N16 and N98) stop at Kilburn Station, just outside the theatre.

Food and Drink
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Portofino Bar and Restaurant
A friendly Italian bar and restaurant right on Kilburn High Road, ideal for a pre-show meal. Approx. 1-minute walk (about 45 m).
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Crispies Kilburn
Popular, highly-rated burger spot a short stroll from the theatre. Approx. 2-minute walk (about 120 m).
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London Grill Station
Top-rated grill restaurant on Kilburn High Road for a hearty bite before the show. Approx. 3-minute walk (about 275 m).
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The North London Tavern
A handsome gastropub nearby, great for drinks and a proper sit-down dinner. Approx. 4-minute walk (about 305 m).
Quick Overview

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

Opening Times / Show Schedule:

Mon–Sat: Matinee 2:30 pm / Evening 7:30 pm

Last Admission: Usually 15–20 minutes before the show starts

Duration: Plan for around 2 hours including an interval

Age Restriction: Suitable for all ages; under 16s must be accompanied and seated with an adult

FAQ

Please arrive at least 30 minutes before the performance for security and seating. Latecomers will be admitted at a suitable break where possible, at the venue's discretion.

The show is suitable for all ages, though its themes of grief and family are best appreciated by older children and adults. Under 16s must be accompanied and seated with an adult.

The running time is approximately 2 hours, including an interval.

The venue has an onsite bar and cafe for drinks; outside food is not allowed.

No. Photography and any audio or video recording are not permitted during the performance.

No. Tickets are non-cancellable and non-changeable - once booked, they cannot be cancelled or modified.