Under-35s: Grab £25 Tickets for Tony-Nominated 'John Proctor is the Villain'
£25 Theatre Tickets for Under-35s at Royal Court

Young audiences in London have a golden opportunity to experience a major Broadway sensation at a fraction of the usual cost. The Royal Court Theatre, in partnership with Time Out, is offering 2,000 exclusive tickets priced at just £25 for those under 35 to see the acclaimed production of 'John Proctor is the Villain'.

A Modern Reimagining of a Classic

This spring, the prestigious Royal Court will host Kimberley Belflower's sharp and witty play, which stormed Broadway in 2025. The production is a clever, pop culture-infused response to Arthur Miller's 'The Crucible', transposing the action to a contemporary high school in rural Georgia. The narrative follows five female students whose study of Miller's classic becomes eerily relevant as they debate whether the play's supposed hero, John Proctor, is in fact the villain.

Fuelled by pop music, optimism, and rage, the characters expose the dark secrets of their small town. The London transfer will be the Tony-nominated staging by director Danya Taymor, featuring a cast yet to be announced, as part of the Royal Court's landmark seventieth-anniversary season.

How to Secure Your Discounted Tickets

With tickets expected to sell quickly, this special offer provides a vital chance for younger theatre fans to secure seats. To access the £25 tickets, interested individuals must register online before midnight on Friday 30 January 2026. A unique booking code will then be sent out at midday on Tuesday 3 February.

There are important criteria to note for this promotion:

  • A maximum of two tickets can be booked per transaction.
  • Both attendees must be under the age of 35 on the date of the chosen performance.
  • Theatre staff may request ID checks at the venue upon arrival.

Don't Miss This Major London Opening

'John Proctor is the Villain' is scheduled to run at the Royal Court Theatre from 20 March to 25 April 2026. This partnership initiative underscores a commitment to making groundbreaking new writing accessible to a younger demographic. Given the show's high school setting and vibrant, youthful energy, it promises to be one of the most talked-about theatrical events of the coming season.

Prospective audience members are urged to sign up promptly to avoid disappointment, as demand for this critically adored and award-recognised play is anticipated to be exceptionally high.