Step Into the Trial of a Lifetime with Witness for the Prosecution Tickets

Prepare to be transported into the heart of a courtroom drama like no other. Witness for the Prosecution, Agatha Christie's gripping legal thriller, unfolds inside London’s historic County Hall, where the grandeur of the surroundings adds to the suspense. From the moment you take your seat, you are no longer just a spectator—you are part of the trial.

A Unique Theatrical Experience in an Authentic Courtroom

Unlike traditional theatre settings, Witness for the Prosecution is staged in the former council chambers of County Hall, an evocative space that enhances the realism of the performance. As the tension builds, you’ll feel the weight of the evidence, the urgency of the defence, and the calculating gaze of the prosecution. The immersive setting blurs the line between fiction and reality, making every twist and revelation even more compelling.

A Story of Suspicion, Betrayal, and Justice

Leonard Vole stands accused of murder, and with his life on the line, his only hope is to convince the jury of his innocence. But when new testimony arises, doubts creep in. Can you trust his story? Will justice prevail? Packed with Christie’s trademark twists, this is a courtroom battle where the audience hangs onto every word, every hesitation, and every unexpected revelation.

Critically Acclaimed and a Must-See for Mystery Lovers

Since its debut at County Hall in 2017, this production has drawn widespread acclaim for its atmospheric setting, gripping performances, and clever staging. Theatre critics and audiences alike have hailed it as one of London’s most unique theatrical experiences. Whether you’re an Agatha Christie fan or simply love a good mystery, this play is a must-see.

Book Tickets for Witness for the Prosecution for a Night of Unparalleled Drama

Don’t miss the chance to witness this extraordinary play in one of London’s most unique venues. With limited seating in the intimate courtroom-style theatre, tickets sell out fast. Secure your place in the jury box and decide the fate of the accused.