Anyone who found the initial ticket scramble for Game Of Thrones: The Mad King quite a challenge can breathe a sigh of relief as the theatrical production prepares for a broader reach. The stage show has enjoyed a successful run in Stratford-Upon-Avon this summer, staged by the Royal Shakespeare Company in the very birthplace of William Shakespeare. As that limited run draws to a close, George RR Martin has shared the exciting news that the production will expand its footprint with a move to London.
Heading to the Capital in 2027
It has been officially confirmed that Game Of Thrones: The Mad King will make its way to the capital sometime in 2027, though a specific theatre venue and opening date remain under wraps for now. Sharing his thoughts on the upcoming relocation, George RR Martin stated that he had an absolutely splendid time attending the premiere in Stratford-upon-Avon and expressed immense thrill over the production moving to London to share the unique experience with a wider audience, describing it as an exhilarating journey.
Exploring Robert's Rebellion on Stage
The play is penned by writer Duncan Macmillan and directed by filmmaker Dominic Cooke. The narrative delves deeply into the events surrounding Robert's Rebellion, which serves as a pivotal cornerstone within the overall Game Of Thrones timeline that has never previously been explored across television screens or within the original book series.
A Feast for Westeros Fans
Once the production establishes its new home in the capital, it will be capable of welcoming thousands more devoted Westeros enthusiasts through its doors. Furthermore, the coming year will also introduce the second season of A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms, ensuring a packed schedule of content for franchise followers.
