My Master Builder | London Tickets

Q: How much do My Master Builder tickets cost?

The cost of tickets starts from £30 and will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.

Q: What age is this play appropriate for?

The show is strictly for children aged 3 and above.

Q: What is the duration of the show?

The show runs for approximately 2 hours.

Q: Where is the production playing in London?

My Master Builder is playing at Wyndham's Theatre.

Q: What is My Master Builder about?

*My Master Builder* is a gripping tale of ambition, desire, and past mistakes colliding in a high-stakes night of reckoning.

From happy customers

Loved by 45 million+

Willemina

Oct 2025

5/5

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What a party!!! Even before it officially started we laughed terribly! Hilarious!!! Truly an evening of laughter! Surprising twists and turns. Delightful!

Rachel

United Kingdom

Oct 2025

5/5

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The Play That Goes Wrong was absolutely brilliant. I haven't laughed so much in ages. The cast were fantastic and I loved the interaction they had with the audience. I particularly liked the mispronounced words and the visual humour.

Daniel

Switzerland

Oct 2025

5/5

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The open air experience in the Globe is incredible. We were right in the midst of the action all night, and the cast was absolutely spectacular.

Olimpia

United States

Sep 2025

5/5

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True Broadway quality performance by Fagan, Artful Dodger, Oliver, Nancy, boys etc. the standing ovations spoke for themselves. So glad we made the performance. Oliver Twist should be brought to Miami/Ft Lauderdale area.

Mark

United States

Aug 2025

5/5

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I would say that Sean Hayes and the other cast members exceeded my expectations but they didn't because I knew they would kill it just like they did! They wove a gut wrenching yet beautiful story around one man's mental health challenges that is a tale as old as time, and I was engrossed for every minute. And as for Sean Hayes's piano concerto...well, my mind was blown! Wow!🤩

Susan

Australia

Aug 2025

5/5

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The actors were fantastic and the show was hilarious and brought back all those episodes of faulty towers that I loved. The venue was absolutely gorgeous but not much leg room. The booking experience through 'the 'head out' app was also super easy so thanks to that company too. Overall a great experience.

Gokcen

United Kingdom

Aug 2025

5/5

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This play is an absolute must-see for any Stranger Things fan! It's set in Hawkins 1959 (when Joyce, Hopper and everyone else are teenagers - Season 1-4 of the show are set in 1983-86 and S5 will be in 1987) and follows Henry Creel when he moves to Hawkins, showing his evolution from Henry Creel to Vecna. The story is amazing, with occassional comedy which made me laugh out loud and a couple actors running into the audience in various scenes. The set, lighting, sound design, costumes, props, choreo and actors are all absolutely jaw-dropping! Would highly recommend and will probably go watch again!

Salma

Switzerland

Aug 2025

4/5

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Mostly everything! Didn't know it was supposed to be for children, I went there because I'm a fan of Alice in wonderland and always live to see a new version of this fairytale, but even if it was meant to be a representation of the Disney version it was really amazing and I loved the character, especially the girl in blue who looked like Cheshire cat, I think she also played the role of one of the twin ! Same with the other girl who, even if she didn't played the queen of heart, had the prestance of a queen 👑 ! All actors were great and, where in the original Disney version I couldn't stand Alice, here she was a really sweet and goofy little girl who just followed where her feet were leading her without much questions (just sometime confused by the events) instead of criticizing everything she sees like in the movie <3

Why watch My Master Builder

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💫Ewan McGregor’s triumphant return to the London stage

After 17 years away, Ewan McGregor is back on the West End. From Trainspotting to Moulin Rouge! to Star Wars, McGregor has captivated audiences worldwide—now it’s London’s turn to experience his magnetic presence live.

🌟A star-studded cast

McGregor is joined by an electrifying ensemble, including Elizabeth Debicki (Tenet, The Crown), Kate Fleetwood (Macbeth), David Ajala (Star Trek: Discovery), and Mirren Mack (The Witcher: Blood Origin).

🎭A bold new play inspired by Ibsen

Playwright Lila Raicek reimagines Ibsen’s The Master Builder, setting it in the high-stakes world of publishing and architecture. This modern adaptation explores power, passion, and the fragile ties that bind us.

🏆Helmed by award-winning director Michael Grandage

Michael Grandage is one of the most acclaimed directors working today with an Olivier, a Tony, and multiple WhatsOnStage Awards under his belt. His visionary storytelling promises to bring My Master Builder to life in a way that is both intimate and electrifying.

🎟️A limited engagement you can’t afford to miss

With a strictly limited run at Wyndham’s Theatre, this production is a rare opportunity to see the Golden Globe and Primetime Emmy winner, McGregor, in a live performance. Secure your tickets before they vanish!

After a 17-year hiatus from the West End, Ewan McGregor (Trainspotting, Moulin Rouge!, Big Fish) makes a triumphant return in My Master Builder, a contemporary play by American playwright Lila Raicek. McGregor, an actor with 52 nominations and 29 wins, including a Golden Globe and a Primetime Emmy, takes on the role of Henry Solness, an architect whose life becomes entangled with past desires.

Joining McGregor is Elizabeth Debicki, renowned for her portrayal of Princess Diana in The Crown, a role that garnered her an Emmy nomination. Kate Fleetwood, a Tony and Olivier Award nominee, plays Elena Solness. Fleetwood's distinguished stage career includes performances in Macbeth and London Road.

The production is directed by Michael Grandage, an acclaimed director with an Olivier Award, a Tony Award, and four WhatsOnStage Awards. This bold new play reimagines themes from Ibsen’s The Master Builder in a modern setting, weaving a gripping narrative about ambition, love, and the ghosts of the past. Running for a strictly limited engagement at Wyndham’s Theatre, this is a must-see event!

Fireworks aren’t the only thing set to explode this July 4th in the Hamptons. Publishing powerhouse Elena Solness is throwing a lavish party to celebrate her husband, renowned architect Henry Solness, as he unveils his latest masterpiece. But just as the champagne is about to flow, an unexpected guest crashes the soirée—Mathilde, a former student of Henry’s with a past that’s anything but academic. As the night unfolds, secrets unravel, old flames reignite, and the cracks in the Solnesses’ marriage threaten to become fault lines. By sunrise, nothing will be the same… but who will be left standing?

Show timings for My Master Builder vary every week. You can check the show timings for your preferred date at the next stage of booking.

Children under the age of 3 will not be admitted.
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by and sat next to a ticketholder who is at least 18 years old.
Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break but we cannot guarantee admittance into the performance.

Leading Roles: Ewan McGregor as Henry Solness, Elizabeth Debicki as Mathilde "Hilde", Kate Fleetwood as Elena Solness, David Ajala as Ragnar, and Mirren Mack as Kaia
Writer: Lila Raicek
Director: Michael Grandage
Set & Costume Designer: Richard Kent
Lighting Designer: Paule Constable
Sound Designer & Composer: Adam Cork
Casting Director: Sophie Holland, CSA
Associate Director: Bethany West
Dialect Coach: Tim Monich
Production Manager: Kate West
Props Supervisor: Kate Margretts
Costume Supervisor: Lisa Aitken
Executive Producer: MARKETSTALL

(Note: Producers can not guarantee the appearance of any particular artist, which is always subject to illness and holidays.)

Ticket redemption

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Enjoy a hassle-free entrance to the venue by showing your mobile ticket and a valid photo ID – no printout necessary!

Cancellation & refunds

Tickets cannot be refunded, amended or rescheduled.

About Wyndham’s Theatre

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Wyndham’s Theatre, nestled in the heart of London’s West End, is a jewel of Edwardian opulence. Opened in 1899 by actor-manager Charles Wyndham, the theatre boasts an intimate yet grand interior, with plush red velvet seats, ornate gold detailing, and a stunning Rococo-style ceiling. Designed by W.G.R. Sprague, it remains one of the West End’s most elegant playhouses.

Over the decades, Wyndham’s has staged an array of legendary productions, from Noël Coward’s Private Lives to Art, Frost/Nixon, and Red. It has also welcomed Hollywood stars, with the likes of Jude Law (Hamlet), Daniel Radcliffe (Equus), and Nicole Kidman (Photograph 51) gracing its stage.

Address: Charing Cross Rd, London WC2H 0DA, United Kingdom
Tube: Leicester Square is the nearest tube station to the theatre, serviced by the Northern and Piccadilly lines. Other nearby stations are Piccadilly Circus or Covent Garden stations, both a 10-minute walk away from the theatre.
Train: The nearest train station is Charing Cross. The theatre is a 10-minute walk from the station, on the right side of St. Martin’s corner.
Bus: The nearest bus stops are Charing Cross Road, which is frequented by routes 24, 29 and Shaftesbury Avenue, which is frequented by routes 14, 19, 38.

Available facilities: Cloakrooms, restrooms, parking, bars
Accessibility: Accessible toilets, wheelchair access, parking bay for disabled visitors, assistance dogs allowed, hearing enhancements, access hosts

Security: To ensure your comfort and security, you might encounter a few security checks when you arrive at the venue.
Dress code: Smart casual or semi-formal attire is the way to go.
Outside Food: While outside food isn't usually allowed, many theaters have cafes or restaurants nearby for you to check out before or after the show.