The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Ambassadors TheatreThe Curious Case of Benjamin Button is a spellbinding new British musical that tells the extraordinary tale of a man who ages in reverse, set against the backdrop of a quaint Cornish fishing village. Book tickets on BritishTheatre.com.
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A Life in Reverse
Under the light of a full moon, Benjamin Button is born as an old man in a small Cornish fishing village. As time passes, he grows younger each day, experiencing life in reverse. This unique journey explores themes of love, identity, and belonging, as Benjamin navigates a world that views him as different.
A Timeless Love Story
Amidst his peculiar existence, Benjamin encounters Elowen Keene, a barmaid with whom he forms a profound connection. Their love story, filled with joy and heartbreak, defies conventional norms and challenges the boundaries of time.
Know before you go
Venue: Ambassadors Theatre, West Street, London, WC2H 9ND.
Performance Dates: From 10 October 2024, with the run extended until 30 August 2025.
Show Times: Evening performances typically start at 7:30 PM, with matinees on select days at 2:30 PM.
Duration: Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including an interval.
Age Recommendation: Suitable for audiences aged 12 and above.
Visitor guidelines
Arrival: Please arrive at least 30 minutes before the performance to allow time for seating.
Accessibility: The Ambassadors Theatre offers accessible seating and facilities. Contact the box office in advance for assistance.
Photography: Photography and recording during the performance are strictly prohibited.
Mobile Devices: Ensure all mobile devices are silenced or turned off during the show.
Cast and creatives
Benjamin Button: John Dagleish
Elowen Keene: Clare Foster
Supporting Cast: Katy Ellis, Matthew Burns, Jonathan Charles, Oonagh Cox, Anna Fordham, Philippa Hogg, Damien James, Elliot Mackenzie, Ann Marcuson, Jack Quarton, Benedict Salter
Book and Lyrics: Jethro Compton
Awards
2025 Olivier Award Nominations
Best New Musical
Outstanding Musical Contribution: Darren Clark & Mark Aspinall
Best Actor in a Musical: John Dagleish
Best Actress in a Musical: Clare Foster
Frequently asked questions
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Is there an interval during the show?
Yes, there is one interval during the performance.
Can I bring children to the show?
The show is recommended for audiences aged 12 and above. Parental discretion is advised.
What safety measures are in place at the theatre?
The Ambassadors Theatre adheres to all current health and safety guidelines to ensure a safe environment for all guests. Please check the theatre's official website for the latest information.
In Ambassadors Theatre
Venue address
West Street, WC2H 9ND
Seating plan
Access
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS:
Due to spatial restrictions, the theatre is only able to accommodate wheelchair transfers. Patrons need to be able to transfer to one of our seats which have armrests. The theatre staff will be available to provide assistance and will store the wheelchair in the foyer during the performance.
Are there adapted toilets?
There is no adapted toilet
ASSISTED PERFORMANCES:Are there facilities for the hard-of-hearing?
There is an infrared system working throughout the auditorium with both loop and conventional headsets. Headsets must be booked in advance and a deposit is required. Upon arrival, please speak to a member of staff to receive your headset.
Are guide dogs and/or hearing dogs permitted?
Guide dogs and hearing dogs are permitted in the auditorium and staff can dog sit by prior arrangement. Dogs will be looked after in the manager’s office.
Please contact the theatre directly for further information.
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