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Wriothesley, known as Call-Me-Risley, now Clerk of To as ‘cousin’ by the King for their shared Welsh blood Of King’s Jewel House and Vicegerent in Spirituals, serving as the king’s deputy in church matters Thomas Cromwell, later Lord Cromwell, whose titles include Secretary to the King, Master of the Rolls, Nobody can out-talk him, if he wants to talk. He can converse with you about the Caesars or get you Venetian glassware at a very reasonable rate. With animals, women and timid litigants, his manner is gentle and easy but he makes your creditors weep.

He is the man to cut through some legal entangle- ment that’s ensnared you for three generations, or talk your sniffling little daughter into the marriage she swears she will never make. Do you know he has the whole of the New Testament by heart?’ He is the very man if an argument about God breaks out he is the very man for telling your tenants twelve good reasons why their rents are fair. The further you climb, the harder you fall.ĭirector Jeremy Herrin (This House, People, Places & Things, Labour of Love) and Designer Christopher Oram (Red, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Peter and Alice) reunite to take audiences racing through the blistering courts of Hilary Mantel’s Sunday Times best-seller.‘Thomas Cromwell?’ people say. But with the threat of invasion and the King’s legacy tottering, Cromwell is vulnerable and his enemies are poised to strike. And to the disgust of Henry’s nobles, Thomas Cromwell continues his ruthless ascent from the gutters of Putney to the highest rank beside his master. Jane Seymour must deliver King Henry a healthy heir. Anne Boleyn’s fate has been sealed by the executioner. If you cannot speak truth at a beheading, when can you speak it?Įngland, 1536. Hilary Mantel and Ben Miles join forces to adapt the exhilarating and fast-paced conclusion of this thrilling story for the London stage, with Ben Miles reprising his role as the legendary Thomas Cromwell.

Now Playful Productions and the RSC bring The Mirror and the Light, the highly anticipated final chapter of Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall Trilogy, to the West End this September. The Olivier and Tony Award-winning Wolf Hall and Bring Up The Bodies were hailed as landmark and must-see theatrical events. Find information on the Gielgud Theatre’s Covid certification policy here. At this theatre, all audience members must bring with them proof of double-vaccination, a recent negative lateral flow test or natural immunity.