£45 & up—New show 'The Score' in London

Emmy, Golden Globe, and Olivier Award-winner Brian Cox stars as the great Johann Sebastian Bach
Why We Love This Deal
Based on real-life events, "The Score" follows a meeting between Johann Sebastian Bach and Frederick II. See what happens when the world’s greatest composer is summoned by Europe’s most tyrannical ruler. Oliver Cotton's production comes to the Theatre Royal Haymarket next month. You can get tickets from £45 with this offer and save up to £30.
What's included
- Band 2 tickets, usually £125, are £95
- Band 3 tickets, usually £100, are £75
- Band 4 tickets, usually £90, are £65
- Band 5 tickets, usually £60, are £45
When
- 2:30pm... Thursdays 20 February–20 March, 2025
- 7:30pm... Tuesday–Friday from 20 February–20 March; Monday 24 February, 2025
- Not available on 27 February
About the play
It's spring 1747 in Prussia and Johann Sebastian Bach is visiting the court of Frederick II. Having been summoned by Europe's most ambitious and dangerous leader, Bach is reluctant. The two couldn't be more different. Bach is religious, Frederick is an atheist. Bach loathes war, Frederick revels in it. Yet, Frederick is in awe of Bach's musical genius. Mischievously, he prepares a musical conundrum he hopes will baffle the composer and amuse his court. The explosive events of the following days could not have been predicted by either man.
The production is directed by Trevor Nunn, whose multi award-winning repertoire includes Les Misérables. He was previously artistic director of the National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company. Taking on the role of Bach is multi award-winning actor Brian Cox. Cox has won the Olivier Award for Best Actor twice and a Golden Globe for "Succession".
"Brian Cox is magnificent"—The Daily Telegraph
"Brian Cox strikes a chord as JS Bach"—The Times
"Trevor Nunn's grand production... (is) a handsome dream of royal rebuke"—Daily Mail