The Traitors - Acts of Betrayal Tickets

The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal London Tickets

The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal is heading to the Gillian Lynne Theatre in May 2027, bringing the phenomenon of the hit BBC series to the West End in a completely new form. Created by the makers of The Traitors UK, Studio Lambert and Neal Street Productions, this ambitious theatrical event features a new cycle of five plays written by multi-award-winning John Finnemore and directed by Olivier Award winner Robert Hastie.

Unlike the television series, The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal explores how the game might have unfolded if different contestants had been chosen as the Traitors. Expect twists, paranoia, betrayals and shifting alliances as every version of the story reveals a different outcome.

The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal is a West End experience with a twist: the story unfolds differently depending on which performance you see. Read our guide to how the performances work to find out more.

About The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal

From the makers of the smash-hit BBC series, The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal reimagines the world of the game for the stage. The story begins the same way every night, but Monday to Friday each performance ends differently, creating five separate plays that stand alone as complete dramas.

Characters murdered or banished early in one version may emerge victorious in another, creating an entirely new perspective on trust, deception and fate. Then, on Saturdays, the audience decides who will become the Traitors, determining in real time which version of the story unfolds on stage.

Written by John Finnemore (Cabin Pressure) and directed by Robert Hastie (Standing at the Sky's Edge, Operation Mincemeat), and hosted by Nick Mohammed, this world premiere theatrical event offers something television simply cannot.

How Do the Five Different Plays Work?

The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal is made up of different versions of the same story.

• Monday to Friday performances each begin the same way but end differently, creating five separate versions of the story. Different characters may be murdered, banished or emerge victorious depending on who has been chosen as the Traitors.
• Each play stands alone as a complete drama, meaning you can enjoy a single performance on its own. But, seen together, the five plays create an unprecedented portrait of how trust, betrayal and seemingly small decisions can change everything.
• Saturday performances put the audience in control. Theatre-goers decide who will wear the cloak, and their choice determines which version of the story will play out in real time.
• Each play can be enjoyed on its own, while together they create an extraordinary portrait of how small decisions can change everything.

Which Performance Should I See?

From Monday to Friday, five different versions of the story are performed, each with its own twists and ending. You only need to see one performance, so simply choose the date that works best for you. On Saturdays, the audience decides who becomes a Traitor, determining which version of the story unfolds.

Want to know more? Read our guide to how the performances work and everything you need to know about The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal.

Performance Schedule - please keep in mind:

From 9 June: There will be a different play on each weekday from Monday to Friday. On Saturdays, the audience vote will determine which play is staged. Each play will be staged on the same weekday each week.

From 11 May – 7 June The performance schedule will vary during the preview period.

Why watch The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal?

• Based on the phenomenon of British television, The Traitors.
• A world premiere theatrical event featuring a new cycle of five plays.
• Written by multi-award-winning John Finnemore and directed by Robert Hastie.
• Hosted by Nick Mohammed.
• Every performance offers a different experience.

The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal Cast

• Host - Nick Mohammed Further cast to be announced.

The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal Creatives

• Writer – John Finnemore
• Director– Robert Hastie

The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal FAQ

Is The Traitors – Acts of Betrayal based on the TV show?

Yes. The play series is inspired by the hugely popular BBC series The Traitors and is produced by the makers of The Traitors UK. Rather than recreating the television format, it imagines how events might have unfolded if different players had been chosen as the Traitors.

Are there five different plays?

Yes. Monday to Friday performances each tell a different version of the same story, with a different ending and different winners. Every play can be enjoyed independently.

What happens on Saturdays?

Saturday performances are interactive. The audience vote will determine which play is staged. Basically, the audience decides who will become the Traitors, influencing which version of the story unfolds that evening.)

Do I need to see all five plays?

No. Each play stands alone as a complete drama. However, seeing multiple performances reveals how different choices and betrayals lead to entirely different outcomes.