Amadeus London tickets starring Michael Sheen

Noel Coward Theatre

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Overview

Times

Monday to Saturday: 7.30pm, Saturday: 2.30pm

Duration

TBC

Age

TBC

Accessibility

Please contact venue

Location

Address
St. Martin's Lane
London
WC2N 4AU
Telephone:
0844 482 5140
Email
[email protected]

About

Amadeus, Peter Shaffer’s iconic play about the rivalry between composers Antonio Salieri and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, returns to London starring Michael Sheen as Salieri and Callum Scott Howells as Mozart.

Set against some of the greatest music ever written, this gripping story explores ambition, faith, genius and jealousy as one man is forced to confront a talent he can never better.

The major revival comes to the Noël Coward Theatre for a limited run from 17 April to 7 August 2027.

What is Amadeus about?

It’s 1820 in Vienna, and respected composer Antonio Salieri comes to a stark realisation: he may no longer be the best.

He has everything you might expect from a such a celeberated creator – status, fame and success – but everything changes when he meets his prodigy, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Utterly brilliant but vulgar and childish, Mozart possesses a talent that Salieri believes could only be divine. As admiration turns to jealousy and obsession, he is forced to confront a rival he cannot better.

Peter Shaffer’s play returns to London in a major revival at the Noël Coward Theatre, exploring the rivalry between two very different men and the devastating lengths one might go to in order to come out on top.

At its heart, Amadeus is a story about ambition, faith and the cost of greatness, set against the music of one of history’s most celebrated composers.

What to expect from Amadeus in London

Few stories have captured the rivalry between Mozart and Salieri quite like Amadeus. Now, more than a decade after its last major West End production, Peter Shaffer’s celebrated play returns to London.

The production is a chance to see Michael Sheen take on one of theatre’s most fascinating roles. A formidable and hugely versatile actor, Sheen has played an extraordinary range of characters across stage and screen. Here, he steps into the role of Salieri, the accomplished composer whose world is turned upside down by Mozart’s genius.

With Callum Scott Howells as Mozart, the production brings together two acclaimed Welsh actors for a meeting of two legendary characters. Expect a dramatic exploration of ambition, faith and rivalry, accompanied by some of Mozart’s best-known music.

Who is in the Amadeus cast?

The Amadeus London cast is led by Michael Sheen (The Queen, Good Omens) as Antonio Salieri. One of Wales’ most recognisable actors, Sheen has built an acclaimed career across stage and screen, taking on an impressively diverse range of roles. He has a particularly special connection to Amadeus, having previously played Mozart in a 1998 production of the play, earning an Olivier Award nomination for Best Supporting Performance in 1999.

Opposite him is Callum Scott Howells as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Howells made a huge impression on audiences with his performance as Colin in the critically aclaimed Channel 4 drama It’s a Sin, and has since showcased his range on stage in Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club.

Together, Sheen and Howells take on the legendary roles at the centre of Peter Shaffer’s celebrated drama.

How to book Amadeus tickets

You can book your Amadeus London tickets with Visit London via the booking button on this page. When booking, you can select your preferred performance and seats and view the available ticket prices.

Where is Amadeus playing in London?

Amadeus is showing at the Noël Coward Theatre on St Martin’s Lane in London’s West End.

How to get there:

  • Underground – The nearest Tube stations are Charing Cross (Bakerloo and Northern lines) and Leicester Square (Northern and Piccadilly lines).
  • Bus – You can catch the following buses which stop nearby on Leicester Square (Stop J): 24, 29, 176, N5, N20, N29 and N279.
  • Cycling – Rent a Santander Cycles bike and head to William IV Street on the Strand where you will find a docking station. The theatre is just a few minutes’ walk away.

How much are Amadeus tickets?

Book tickets for Amadeus online with Visit London and view a seating plan to pick where to sit using the booking button on this page.

Adult ticket £25.00 to £262.50 per ticket