Retrograde
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Retrograde

Apollo Theatre, London, W1D 7EZ
  • Following its sold out run at the Kiln Theatre, Ryan Calais Cameron's?'electrifying' (Evening Standard)?RETROGRADE comes to the Apollo Theatrefor a strictly limited run.

    Inspired by real events, Retrograde is an ‘instant classic’ (Time Out) from award-winning writer Ryan Calais Cameron (For Black Boys…).

    This alarmingly timely and ‘wickedly funny 90 minutes’ (The Standard) captures a pivotal moment in the life of trailblazing actor Sidney Poitier.

    Hollywood’s so-called Golden Age. Ten years before becoming the first Black man to win an Oscar, a young Sidney Poitier arrives to sign a life-changing contract that could make him a star. But there’s a catch. As he becomes entangled in events larger than he imagined, Sidney is forced to make an impossible choice - one that will reshape his future, the Civil Rights Movement, and the soul of a nation.

    Backed by double Oscar and BAFTA nominee Colman Domingo as producer, Amit Sharma’s ‘perfectly pitched production’ (Independent) stars Ivanno Jeremiah, Stanley Townsend?and?Oliver Johnstone as ‘an ensemble operating at its peak’ (WhatsOnStage).

     Exploring integrity, betrayal, and the personal cost of success, Retrograde asks what would you sacrifice to achieve your dream?

    Book your RETROGRADE theatre tickets today!

  • Apollo Theatre

    London,
    W1D 7EZ

  • Full Seating Plan
  • ***** The Telegraph, WhatsOnStage, The Rendition, The Upcoming, London Living Large, Love London Love Culture, Theatre and Tonic, My Cultural Life, Theatre Audience Podcast

    **** The Times, Time Out, The Standard, Independent, Daily Mail, The Stage, Broadway World, London Theatre, LondonTheatre1, The Reviews Hub, Spy in the Stalls, West End Best Friend, Stage Masters, All That Dazzles, London Box Office, Stage to Page

    *****

    Must-See Theatre. A Deserved West End Triumph For One Of Britain’s Greatest Playwrights

    The Telegraph

    ****

    See it, definitely.

    The Standard