Important Information
Following the Government’s announcement on Monday 14 June and the delayed easing of restrictions, all performances of Piaf will now be socially-distanced. Some performances have been taken off sale temporarily whilst we make the necessary changes to our seating plans – these will be re-added for you to book as soon as we have re-seated existing customers. You can also still book for our livestream on Wed 14 Jul if you wish to join us from home.
All customers with an existing booking have been emailed and those with an affected booking will receive new e-tickets and seat numbers shortly.
If you have any queries, you can email our Box Office team at tickets@nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk. We thank you for your patience at this time.
About the Show
“You don’t have to stay in the gutter just because you were born there…”
Born Edith Gassion in 1915, no one could have predicted Edith Piaf’s phenomenal rise to fame – from singing in the streets of Paris to becoming one of France’s biggest international stars, her voice is still revered to this day. But her extraordinary talent was matched with an equally extraordinary personal life…
Pam Gems’ sensational and emotionally-charged play explores the highs and lows of the enigmatic yet fragile singer’s life and features some of Piaf’s most famous songs, including La Vie en Rose, Hymne à l’amour and Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien.
Piaf is directed by Adam Penford (An Enemy of the People, The Madness of George III, Wonderland) and stars Tony nominee Jenna Russell (Sunday in the Park with George, EastEnders) in the title role.
Cabaret-Style Seating – Limited Availability
Experience Piaf up close as we transform the Theatre into a Parisian cabaret club. With tables available next to the stage, book early to avoid disappointment.
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Access
We provide British Sign Language Interpretation, Captioning and Audio Description and a Dementia-Friendly performance for this production.
Everyone is welcome to attend accessible performances, customers experience the full show including the accessible services.
Find out more about Access at Nottingham Playhouse here.