Alan Bennett’s new play The Habit of Art, starring Michael Gambon, Alex Jennings and Frances de la Tour, will open at the National Theatre this November.
The show, which will run in the Lyttelton Theatre from November 5 with press night on November 17, will be directed by Nicholas Hytner.
Also as part of the NT’s autumn/winter programme, Katie Mitchell will direct two plays – a new version of Ferdinand Bruckner’s Pains of Youth by Martin Crimp and an adaptation of children’s book The Cat in the Hat. Both will be staged in the Cottesloe.
The programme also features two solo shows in the Lyttelton - Brian Cox will perform an adaption of Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov and US actor John Lithgow will appear in Stories by Heart, a double bill of works by PG Wodehouse and Ring Lardner.
Meanwhile, the NT has revealed that All’s Well That Ends Well and its forthcoming stage production of Terry Pratchett’s novel Nation will be the next shows to take part in NT Live and be screened live into cinemas across the country.
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