The Truth: Ticket, Cast Q&A and Complimentary Drink
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**The Truth Cast Q&A + Complimentary Drink**
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The pitch-perfect 5-star comedy from Oscar winning writer, **Florian Zeller,** is currently playing at the [Apollo Theatre](https://www.londontheatredirect.com/venue/apollo-theatre-london), and you can ask its stars (**Stephen Mangan** (_Green Wing_), **Ardal O’Hanlon** (_My Hero_), **Sarah Hadland** (_Miranda_), and **Janie Dee** (_Follies_)), anything you want! As part of our annual Big Summer Theatre Event, you can see the show, ask a question at our exclusive post-show Q&A, and receive a complimentary drink. This is a one time only event taking place on 24 August 2026, book your official tickets today!
### **What is The Truth About**
The Truth is a wickedly entertaining comedy where trust is fragile, loyalty is negotiable, and everyone has something to hide. This star-driven revival of the Olivier-nominated play peels back the layers of deception in modern relationships, exposing the lies we tell the people we love, and the more dangerous ones we tell ourselves…
**The Truth Cast Q&A + Complimentary Drink**
--------------------------------------------
With our The Truth Cast Q&A + Complimentary Drink tickets you will be able to ask the cast questions at the post-show Q&A, and have a glass of something on us!
### **Why is The Truth worth the applause?**
* ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘A pitch-perfect hit’ – The Observer.
* ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘A razor-sharp marital comedy’ - The Times.
* ‘A funny and devious must-see’ - The Guardian.
* Janie Dee is a two-time Olivier Award winner, she has also won the Evening Standard Theatre Award and the Critic’s Circle Theatre Award for Best Actress.
* Stephen Mangan is a BAFTA and Tony Award nominee.
* Ardal O’Hanlon is a British Comedy Award winner.
* Sarah Hadland is a RTS Award nominee, and Strictly Come Dancing finalist.
### **The Truth cast**
* **Stephen Mangan**
* **Ardal O’Hanlon**
* **Sarah Hadland**
* **Janie Dee**
### **The Truth creatives**
* **Book** - Florian Zeller
* **Director** - Lindsay Posner
**The Truth Cast Q&A + Complimentary Drink T&C’s**
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**Post-Show Q&A Terms**
* The post-show Q&A forms part of the Event package and is intended to provide attendees with an exclusive opportunity to hear from members of the production following the performance.
* Attendance and participation by cast members, creatives, production personnel or other guests are subject to availability and may change without notice. London Theatre Direct and the Event organisers do not guarantee the appearance, attendance or participation of any specific cast member, performer, understudy, creative team member or guest.
* The line-up of participants may be altered, substituted, reduced or cancelled at any time due to illness, injury, scheduling conflicts, performance commitments, contractual obligations, personal circumstances or any other reason beyond the reasonable control of London Theatre Direct or the Event organisers.
* The post-show Q&A may be modified, shortened, delayed, rescheduled or cancelled without prior notice. Any such changes shall not constitute a material change to the Event and shall not entitle attendees to a refund, exchange, compensation or any other remedy, except where required by applicable law.
* Attendees are expected to behave respectfully towards cast members, venue staff and other guests throughout the Q&A session. London Theatre Direct and the venue reserve the right to remove any attendee whose behaviour is considered disruptive, abusive, inappropriate or likely to adversely affect the enjoyment, safety or wellbeing of others. In such circumstances, no refund will be provided.
* Questions submitted during the Q&A may be moderated, edited or declined at the discretion of the moderator, venue, production company or Event organisers.
* Photography, filming, audio recording and live streaming by attendees during the Q&A may be restricted or prohibited. Attendees must comply with any instructions given by venue staff, Event organisers or production representatives regarding recording devices and mobile phones.
* London Theatre Direct reserves the right to make reasonable changes to the Event format, schedule, content, venue arrangements or participant line-up where necessary.
**Complimentary Drink**
* Where the Event package includes a complimentary drink, attendees will be entitled to one (1) complimentary beverage per ticket purchased, unless otherwise stated.
* The complimentary drink is limited to a house wine (125ml), a standard house beer or cider, or a soft drink, subject to venue availability. Premium beverages, spirits, cocktails, champagne and any other drinks are excluded unless expressly specified.
* The complimentary drink is non-transferable, cannot be exchanged for an alternative item, cash or credit, and must be redeemed during the Event. Attendees must comply with the venue's licensing policies, including any age verification requirements. London Theatre Direct and the venue reserve the right to refuse the service of alcohol in accordance with applicable licensing laws and responsible service practices.
📍 Venue Description: Nestled in the heart of London’s iconic Shaftesbury Avenue, the Apollo Theatre is one of the West End’s most beloved venues. Opened in 1901, this Grade II listed building showcases a blend of Edwardian grandeur and artistic heritage. With a capacity of 775, the Apollo Theatre London is known for its intimate yet atmospheric space, creating a powerful connection between performers and audiences.
Over the years, the Apollo Theatre has welcomed a wide range of performances—from bold new musicals to acclaimed plays and side-splitting comedies. The venue’s rich architectural detail, striking Renaissance-style façade, and central location make the Apollo Theatre a must-visit destination for London theatre lovers.
### The History of the Apollo Theatre
The Apollo Theatre first opened its doors on 21st February 1901, making it the first theatre to be built in London during the Edwardian era. Designed by architect Lewin Sharp and commissioned by theatre impresario Henry Lowenfield, the Apollo was built specifically for musical performances and named after the Greek god of the arts.
A number of famous productions have passed through the Apollo Theatre London, from early hits like The Belle of Bohemia to more recent successes including Peter Pan Goes Wrong. A major event in its history occurred in 2013 when part of the ceiling collapsed during The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, leading to a full restoration. Now owned by Nimax Theatres, the Apollo continues to thrive as a pillar of the West End.
### Where is the Apollo Theatre?
The Apollo Theatre is located at 31 Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 7ES, in the bustling Soho district of the City of Westminster. The theatre is easily accessible via public transport, with several major tube and rail stations within walking distance. Landmark attractions nearby include Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, and Chinatown, making it a perfect stop on a day or night out in central London.
### Apollo Theatre Nearest Tube
The Apollo Theatre nearest tube station is Piccadilly Circus, served by the Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines. From there, it’s just a 1-minute walk—simply exit onto Shaftesbury Avenue and the Apollo Theatre will be directly in front of you. Leicester Square station (Northern and Piccadilly lines) is also just a 5-minute walk away.
### Apollo Theatre Nearest Train Station
The nearest train station to the Apollo Theatre is Charing Cross. It’s a 10-minute walk from the theatre and connects with the Bakerloo and Northern Underground lines, providing easy access for visitors arriving from outside London.
### Buses to the Apollo Theatre
Numerous bus routes stop close to the Apollo Theatre. Day buses include 14, 19, 38, and 176, which all stop near Shaftesbury Avenue or Piccadilly Circus. Night services such as N19, N38, and N97 also stop nearby. From the bus stops on Shaftesbury Avenue, the theatre is a short stroll away.
### Apollo Theatre Accessibility
The Apollo Theatre has step-free access to the stalls via a side entrance. There is one wheelchair space available in the stalls and accessible toilets nearby. Assistance dogs are welcome, and staff are available to help patrons with additional access needs.
### Apollo Theatre Safety Policy
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors, the Apollo Theatre conducts bag checks on arrival. The venue adheres to enhanced cleaning protocols and safety guidance from Nimax Theatres. Visitors are asked not to bring large bags or prohibited items such as alcohol, sharp objects, or recording equipment.
### Apollo Theatre Dress Code
There is no formal dress code at the Apollo Theatre—smart casual is always a safe choice. Most theatregoers wear comfortable everyday attire, though you’re welcome to dress up for special occasions. Be sure to check out our [Dressing for the Theatre](http://https://www.londontheatredirect.com/news/what-to-wear-theatre "Dressing for the Theatre") guide to find out more.
### Apollo Theatre Notable Productions
In 2013, the theatre’s balcony sitting collapsed during a performance of The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time, after which it saw a major restoration. On 26th March 2014, the venue reopened with an adaptation of [Let The Right One In](http://https://www.londontheatredirect.com/news/apollo-theatre-to-reopen-with-west-end-transfer-of-let-the-right-one-in "Let The Right One In") which was produced by the National Theatre of Scotland.
The Belle Of Bohemia, the first production at the Apollo, ran for 72 performances. John Martin-Harvey’s season followed, which included an adaptation of Charles Dickens’ A Tale Of Two Cities, The Only Way, and A Cigarette Maker’s Romance. Later, from 1920 to 1923, Edward Laurillard and George Grossmith Jr. managed the venue and presented a series of revivals and plays like the stage version of George Du Maurier’s novel Trilby, and H.F. Maltby’s Such A Nice Young Man. In 1928, R.C. Sherriff’s Journey’s End starred Laurence Olivier. The Apollo Theatre has run numerous productions, and its recent hits include Peter Pan Goes Wrong (2016) and Travesties (2017).
### Apollo Theatre Seating Plan
The Apollo Theatre seating plan features a total capacity of 775 seats spread across three levels: the Stalls, Dress Circle, and Grand Circle. The stalls offer the best views of the stage the dress circle provides elevated, central views, while the grand circle offers excellent value for those looking for more affordable seating.
The venue’s compact size ensures good sightlines from almost every seat, and it remains a favourite among theatregoers for its intimate atmosphere. For visitors with access requirements, step-free seating is available in the stalls. To explore the best views from each section, check our guide to the Apollo Theatre seat view.
🎉 Welcome to The Truth: Ticket, Cast Q&A and Complimentary Drink, where the impossible becomes possible and dreams take flight! 🏛️ Join us at Apollo Theatre in the heart of London, EN for an event that will redefine your expectations. 📅 On August 24th, 2026 at 08:00 PM, witness the transformation of space and time into something truly magical. ✨ It's a curated experience combining the best of innovation, entertainment, and community spirit, creating moments that will be remembered for years to come. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned enthusiast, prepare to be amazed. 🎟️ Tickets are available at 120.00 GBP. 🎊 Book now to ensure your place in this unforgettable experience!
---------------------------------------------
The pitch-perfect 5-star comedy from Oscar winning writer, **Florian Zeller,** is currently playing at the [Apollo Theatre](https://www.londontheatredirect.com/venue/apollo-theatre-london), and you can ask its stars (**Stephen Mangan** (_Green Wing_), **Ardal O’Hanlon** (_My Hero_), **Sarah Hadland** (_Miranda_), and **Janie Dee** (_Follies_)), anything you want! As part of our annual Big Summer Theatre Event, you can see the show, ask a question at our exclusive post-show Q&A, and receive a complimentary drink. This is a one time only event taking place on 24 August 2026, book your official tickets today!
### **What is The Truth About**
The Truth is a wickedly entertaining comedy where trust is fragile, loyalty is negotiable, and everyone has something to hide. This star-driven revival of the Olivier-nominated play peels back the layers of deception in modern relationships, exposing the lies we tell the people we love, and the more dangerous ones we tell ourselves…
**The Truth Cast Q&A + Complimentary Drink**
--------------------------------------------
With our The Truth Cast Q&A + Complimentary Drink tickets you will be able to ask the cast questions at the post-show Q&A, and have a glass of something on us!
### **Why is The Truth worth the applause?**
* ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘A pitch-perfect hit’ – The Observer.
* ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘A razor-sharp marital comedy’ - The Times.
* ‘A funny and devious must-see’ - The Guardian.
* Janie Dee is a two-time Olivier Award winner, she has also won the Evening Standard Theatre Award and the Critic’s Circle Theatre Award for Best Actress.
* Stephen Mangan is a BAFTA and Tony Award nominee.
* Ardal O’Hanlon is a British Comedy Award winner.
* Sarah Hadland is a RTS Award nominee, and Strictly Come Dancing finalist.
### **The Truth cast**
* **Stephen Mangan**
* **Ardal O’Hanlon**
* **Sarah Hadland**
* **Janie Dee**
### **The Truth creatives**
* **Book** - Florian Zeller
* **Director** - Lindsay Posner
**The Truth Cast Q&A + Complimentary Drink T&C’s**
--------------------------------------------------
**Post-Show Q&A Terms**
* The post-show Q&A forms part of the Event package and is intended to provide attendees with an exclusive opportunity to hear from members of the production following the performance.
* Attendance and participation by cast members, creatives, production personnel or other guests are subject to availability and may change without notice. London Theatre Direct and the Event organisers do not guarantee the appearance, attendance or participation of any specific cast member, performer, understudy, creative team member or guest.
* The line-up of participants may be altered, substituted, reduced or cancelled at any time due to illness, injury, scheduling conflicts, performance commitments, contractual obligations, personal circumstances or any other reason beyond the reasonable control of London Theatre Direct or the Event organisers.
* The post-show Q&A may be modified, shortened, delayed, rescheduled or cancelled without prior notice. Any such changes shall not constitute a material change to the Event and shall not entitle attendees to a refund, exchange, compensation or any other remedy, except where required by applicable law.
* Attendees are expected to behave respectfully towards cast members, venue staff and other guests throughout the Q&A session. London Theatre Direct and the venue reserve the right to remove any attendee whose behaviour is considered disruptive, abusive, inappropriate or likely to adversely affect the enjoyment, safety or wellbeing of others. In such circumstances, no refund will be provided.
* Questions submitted during the Q&A may be moderated, edited or declined at the discretion of the moderator, venue, production company or Event organisers.
* Photography, filming, audio recording and live streaming by attendees during the Q&A may be restricted or prohibited. Attendees must comply with any instructions given by venue staff, Event organisers or production representatives regarding recording devices and mobile phones.
* London Theatre Direct reserves the right to make reasonable changes to the Event format, schedule, content, venue arrangements or participant line-up where necessary.
**Complimentary Drink**
* Where the Event package includes a complimentary drink, attendees will be entitled to one (1) complimentary beverage per ticket purchased, unless otherwise stated.
* The complimentary drink is limited to a house wine (125ml), a standard house beer or cider, or a soft drink, subject to venue availability. Premium beverages, spirits, cocktails, champagne and any other drinks are excluded unless expressly specified.
* The complimentary drink is non-transferable, cannot be exchanged for an alternative item, cash or credit, and must be redeemed during the Event. Attendees must comply with the venue's licensing policies, including any age verification requirements. London Theatre Direct and the venue reserve the right to refuse the service of alcohol in accordance with applicable licensing laws and responsible service practices.
📍 Venue Description: Nestled in the heart of London’s iconic Shaftesbury Avenue, the Apollo Theatre is one of the West End’s most beloved venues. Opened in 1901, this Grade II listed building showcases a blend of Edwardian grandeur and artistic heritage. With a capacity of 775, the Apollo Theatre London is known for its intimate yet atmospheric space, creating a powerful connection between performers and audiences.
Over the years, the Apollo Theatre has welcomed a wide range of performances—from bold new musicals to acclaimed plays and side-splitting comedies. The venue’s rich architectural detail, striking Renaissance-style façade, and central location make the Apollo Theatre a must-visit destination for London theatre lovers.
### The History of the Apollo Theatre
The Apollo Theatre first opened its doors on 21st February 1901, making it the first theatre to be built in London during the Edwardian era. Designed by architect Lewin Sharp and commissioned by theatre impresario Henry Lowenfield, the Apollo was built specifically for musical performances and named after the Greek god of the arts.
A number of famous productions have passed through the Apollo Theatre London, from early hits like The Belle of Bohemia to more recent successes including Peter Pan Goes Wrong. A major event in its history occurred in 2013 when part of the ceiling collapsed during The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, leading to a full restoration. Now owned by Nimax Theatres, the Apollo continues to thrive as a pillar of the West End.
### Where is the Apollo Theatre?
The Apollo Theatre is located at 31 Shaftesbury Avenue, London W1D 7ES, in the bustling Soho district of the City of Westminster. The theatre is easily accessible via public transport, with several major tube and rail stations within walking distance. Landmark attractions nearby include Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, and Chinatown, making it a perfect stop on a day or night out in central London.
### Apollo Theatre Nearest Tube
The Apollo Theatre nearest tube station is Piccadilly Circus, served by the Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines. From there, it’s just a 1-minute walk—simply exit onto Shaftesbury Avenue and the Apollo Theatre will be directly in front of you. Leicester Square station (Northern and Piccadilly lines) is also just a 5-minute walk away.
### Apollo Theatre Nearest Train Station
The nearest train station to the Apollo Theatre is Charing Cross. It’s a 10-minute walk from the theatre and connects with the Bakerloo and Northern Underground lines, providing easy access for visitors arriving from outside London.
### Buses to the Apollo Theatre
Numerous bus routes stop close to the Apollo Theatre. Day buses include 14, 19, 38, and 176, which all stop near Shaftesbury Avenue or Piccadilly Circus. Night services such as N19, N38, and N97 also stop nearby. From the bus stops on Shaftesbury Avenue, the theatre is a short stroll away.
### Apollo Theatre Accessibility
The Apollo Theatre has step-free access to the stalls via a side entrance. There is one wheelchair space available in the stalls and accessible toilets nearby. Assistance dogs are welcome, and staff are available to help patrons with additional access needs.
### Apollo Theatre Safety Policy
To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors, the Apollo Theatre conducts bag checks on arrival. The venue adheres to enhanced cleaning protocols and safety guidance from Nimax Theatres. Visitors are asked not to bring large bags or prohibited items such as alcohol, sharp objects, or recording equipment.
### Apollo Theatre Dress Code
There is no formal dress code at the Apollo Theatre—smart casual is always a safe choice. Most theatregoers wear comfortable everyday attire, though you’re welcome to dress up for special occasions. Be sure to check out our [Dressing for the Theatre](http://https://www.londontheatredirect.com/news/what-to-wear-theatre "Dressing for the Theatre") guide to find out more.
### Apollo Theatre Notable Productions
In 2013, the theatre’s balcony sitting collapsed during a performance of The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time, after which it saw a major restoration. On 26th March 2014, the venue reopened with an adaptation of [Let The Right One In](http://https://www.londontheatredirect.com/news/apollo-theatre-to-reopen-with-west-end-transfer-of-let-the-right-one-in "Let The Right One In") which was produced by the National Theatre of Scotland.
The Belle Of Bohemia, the first production at the Apollo, ran for 72 performances. John Martin-Harvey’s season followed, which included an adaptation of Charles Dickens’ A Tale Of Two Cities, The Only Way, and A Cigarette Maker’s Romance. Later, from 1920 to 1923, Edward Laurillard and George Grossmith Jr. managed the venue and presented a series of revivals and plays like the stage version of George Du Maurier’s novel Trilby, and H.F. Maltby’s Such A Nice Young Man. In 1928, R.C. Sherriff’s Journey’s End starred Laurence Olivier. The Apollo Theatre has run numerous productions, and its recent hits include Peter Pan Goes Wrong (2016) and Travesties (2017).
### Apollo Theatre Seating Plan
The Apollo Theatre seating plan features a total capacity of 775 seats spread across three levels: the Stalls, Dress Circle, and Grand Circle. The stalls offer the best views of the stage the dress circle provides elevated, central views, while the grand circle offers excellent value for those looking for more affordable seating.
The venue’s compact size ensures good sightlines from almost every seat, and it remains a favourite among theatregoers for its intimate atmosphere. For visitors with access requirements, step-free seating is available in the stalls. To explore the best views from each section, check our guide to the Apollo Theatre seat view.
🎉 Welcome to The Truth: Ticket, Cast Q&A and Complimentary Drink, where the impossible becomes possible and dreams take flight! 🏛️ Join us at Apollo Theatre in the heart of London, EN for an event that will redefine your expectations. 📅 On August 24th, 2026 at 08:00 PM, witness the transformation of space and time into something truly magical. ✨ It's a curated experience combining the best of innovation, entertainment, and community spirit, creating moments that will be remembered for years to come. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned enthusiast, prepare to be amazed. 🎟️ Tickets are available at 120.00 GBP. 🎊 Book now to ensure your place in this unforgettable experience!
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