What is Dear England about?

It’s time to change the game. The country that gave the world football has since delivered a painful pattern of loss. Why can’t England’s men win at their own game? With the worst track record for penalties in the world, Gareth Southgate knows he needs to open his mind and face up to the years of hurt to take team and country back to the promised land.

Ticket Information

Tickets available for performances from 9 Oct 2023 – 13 Jan 2024

Running Time

2 hours 50 minutes, including interval.

Cast & Creatives

Joseph Fiennes (Gareth Southgate), Dervla Kirwan (Pippa Grange), Denzel Baidoo  (Bukayo Saka), Josh Barrow (Jordan Pickford), Gunnar Cauthery (Gary Lineker), Will Close (Harry Kane), Crystal Condie (Alex Scott) Will Fletcher (Jordan Henderson) , Darragh Hand (Marcus Rashford), John Hodgkinson  (Greg Clarke),  Lloyd Hutchinson as (Sam Allardyce), Albert Magashi as (Jadon Sancho), Kel Matsena as (Raheem Sterling), Lewis Shepherd as (Dele Alli), Griffin Stevens as (Harry Maguire), Paul Thornley as (Mike Webster), Tony Turner as (Greg Dyke), Ryan Whittle as (Eric Dier), Nick Barclay (Ensemble), Tashinga Bepete (Ensemble), Kate Kelly Flood (Ensemble), Will Harrison-Wallace (Ensemble), Miranda Heath (Ensemble), Tom Mahy (Ensemble)  Tristan Waterson (Ensemble)

James Graham (Writer), Rupert Goold (Director), Es Devlin (Set Designer), Evie Gurney (Costume Designer), Jon Clark (Lighting Designer), Ellen Kane (Co-Movement Director), Hannes Langolf (Co-Movement Director), Dan Balfour (Co-Sound Designer), Tom Gibbons (Co-Sound Designer), Max Perryment (Additional Music), Ash J Woodward (Video Designer), Bryony Jarvis-Taylor (Casting Director), Richard Ryder (Dialect Coach), Elin Schofield (Associate Director), Will Brown (Associate Set Designer), Ben Jacobs (Associate Lighting Designer)