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Let The Right One In – Violent, bloody and oddly sweet

If you love mystery and adore being spooked, you’ll revel in this fantastic story of two young misfits from Sweden and their hair-raising secret. It’s playing at the Apollo theatre, a fitting play to mark the venue’s splendid refurbishment and long-awaited reopening.

Who’s responsible for this massive hit in the making? The Tony and Olivier Award winner John Tiffany directs, famous for his involvement in Black Watch and Once. And the original 2004 book, by John Ajvide Lindqvist, has been adapted for the stage by the talented Jack Thorne following the smash hit Swedish film and the 2010 Hollywood re-make of the same name. It looks like this is a story with legs, not to be missed, perhaps even a brand new classic.

Unusual, atmospheric and genuinely scary, it’s perfect for grown-ups and the over 13s, as long as they’re not easily scared or particularly sensitive to gore!

Let The Right One In - The story

Twelve year old Oskar is bullied. He’s very lonely. His dad has left and he lives with his mum on an ordinary housing estate outside Stockholm. His life is horribly dull until Eli moves in next door, a troubled soul the same age as him who doesn’t go to school, never leaves the house in daylight and seems just as lonely as Oskar.

When a series of horrific murders takes place in their neighbourhood, the young misfits discover a profound connection, the kind of relationship that blossoms when you meet a kindred spirit. But when Oskar discovers the real truth about Eli, it tests his loyalty and love beyond all imagining.

Martin Quinn plays Oskar and Rebecca Benson plays Eli, the ancient vampire who transforms his lonely life into something beautiful, tender and special. You’ll also experience fabulous performances by the supporting cast, including the talented Graeme Dalling, Angus Miller, Cristian Ortega and Susan Vidler.

A classy National Theatre of Scotland production, this play is already causing a stir of excited anticipation in the West End. It looks like it’s time to get your skates on and buy tickets before they all go!

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Let The Right One In Ticket Information

Booking until:

Saturday, 30 August 2014
Running time:

2 hours 15 minutes
Age restrictions
Suitable for ages 13+
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Let the right one in - I did!

A Reviewed on 01 September 2014 by Anonymous

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great

A Reviewed on 01 September 2014 by Anonymous

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Excellent show really has value for older teens studying drama for gcse and above as so many good things incorporated in this piece

A Reviewed on 28 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Story telling that captivates

What a well thought through production of this Swedish story. A gripping ride tinged with moments of sadness, horror and humour. Wonderful acting, effective use of lighting and sound. This was by far the best play we have seen!

A Reviewed on 25 August 2014 by Anonymous

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brilliant show, really enjoyed it

A Reviewed on 24 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Stunning performance

Well worth the effort. Certainly a memorable show. A bit scary for young children. GO SEE IT !

A Reviewed on 24 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Very slow. Story did not translate well to theatre. Poor ending scene.

A Reviewed on 23 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Very well done

Having seen the film I already knew the gist of the storyline but it was very different and enjoyable to watch on stage. Well acted with atmospheric music and scenery. The gory bits were very cleverly done - many people around me recoiled at the amount of blood! Worth going for something a bit different.

A Reviewed on 20 August 2014 by Anonymous

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tooo addictive

acting skill in abundance here,super effects and lots of blood eeeerrrr. i cannot easily find words to describe how enjoyable this show is. but hey ive only been three times....

A Reviewed on 20 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Surprisingly Good Adaptation of a Complex Novel

I went to this show very familiar with the novel and two films on which it was based, and was pleased by how the playwright adapted a very complex story to the stage, with visual references to the Swedish and Hammer Studios film versions. The set did a magnificent job of conveying the darkness of Lundqvist's novel, and referencing the Hammer Studios film version as well. And the acting was overall good, but I was not pleased by how the director chose to represent the vampire Abby/Eli--the character's otherworldiness was conveyed through his/her leaping around and speaking in a loud monotone, which just made the vampire seem to be suffering from Asperberger's Syndrome. Also, there was an interpretive dance scene when Oscar imagines fighting the bullies. WTF? Such a bad theater cliche, that technique.Kudos though to the set designer, for creating a device that served as a jungle gym and later a swimming pool, and also to the person who did Conrad's makeup to represent his acid burns. Also excellent special effects with blood spatter, though the ending would have been more in line with this production if the pool filled with blood, referencing the ending of the Hammer Studios films Let Me In.

A Reviewed on 20 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Surprisingly Good

A Reviewed on 15 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Spooky!

Great show. Would be off the chart if they had a life orchestra. Spooky, suspenseful, i even jumped once. If you like theater, you'll like this.

A Reviewed on 14 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Excellent Staging

A Reviewed on 14 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Excellent Show!

Didn't know what to expect as I am not a regular theatregoer but I was amazed at how much I enjoyed it. I would definitely recommend to others but would advise that it is not suitable for a young audience due to a few swear words which I wasn't expecting. Apart from that, I have no negatives and could even watch it again!

A Reviewed on 11 August 2014 by Anonymous

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great show

A Reviewed on 11 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Spine-Chilling

After seeing the two films based on the story, I had to go and see the play. Brilliant plot about a young boy who is always victimized by nearly everyone and befriends a very strange girl. Very dark indeed. Great acting by everyone. One thing that could have improved was the setting could have been better, rather that just the woods. However, I absolutely enjoyed it. I'd recommend it to anyone was loves going to the theatre.

A Reviewed on 09 August 2014 by Anonymous

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The most exciting show I have seen for some time.

A Reviewed on 09 August 2014 by Anonymous

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a great show highly recommended

A Reviewed on 01 August 2014 by Anonymous

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Great night out!

Really enjoyed this show, strange but touching!

A Reviewed on 31 July 2014 by Anonymous

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As good as the film

great cast - enjoyable night out

A Reviewed on 30 July 2014 by Anonymous

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Fantastic play. Truly amazing

The acting was truly amazing. The lighting, music and stage was created perfectly.

A Reviewed on 26 July 2014 by Anonymous

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... Something new?

The show did indicate a surprise was to be expected, was gobsmacked at it when it became known. Not what I would have picked, but well performed by all. Go for this if you fancy something out of the ordinary.

A Reviewed on 25 July 2014 by Anonymous

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A night at the theatre

I took my girlfriend to see this on a night out in London. It was compelling watching though not for the feint hearted. Clever use of not a lot of scenery, easy to follow story, some language that could offend. An excellent choice for our nights entertainment

A Reviewed on 16 July 2014 by Anonymous

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Very good show!

A Reviewed on 13 July 2014 by Anonymous

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Wonderful unique experience

A Reviewed on 09 July 2014 by Anonymous

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makes me want to read the book

Interesting set and I liked the way they changed the scenes; you needed a bit of imagination to go with it. Good story / plot; a few shocks and well acted. A great way to spend an evening - well worth a look...

A Reviewed on 07 July 2014 by Anonymous

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Bridging the generation gap

I chose the show because it was suitable for an adult male friend of mine and my 13-year-old teenager (called Eli...). On this account, it delivered as they both enjoyed the play. I thought that the theatre was lovely, we had good seats, but despite the fact that it was warm outside, I was cold for the whole play, and had to wear my jacket on.

A Reviewed on 06 July 2014 by Anonymous

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Excellent play which ticks every box.

You will not be disappointed. Possibly the best play I've seen for years.

A Reviewed on 05 July 2014 by Anonymous

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Interesting & Unsual

A Reviewed on 30 June 2014 by Anonymous

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Fantastic night out

Great show, unusual and well worth seeing

A Reviewed on 29 June 2014 by Anonymous

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different, fun!

was unusual

A Reviewed on 29 June 2014 by Anonymous

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Exciting

The thing I enjoyed the most was the acting. Especially the female protagonist... Wow! Then the show was very well performed and also moving. Don't miss it!

A Reviewed on 25 June 2014 by Anonymous

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I enjoyed this a lot, a haunting production

A Reviewed on 22 June 2014 by Anonymous

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From the Palace to the grave.

Being an Emergency Medic on a day off and watching throats get cut, necks slashed, near drownings and Police investigations was rather excellent. I enjoyed the show immensely. The blood spatter in the snow, the deep colour of claret running down a young females face, all quite chilling and realistic. The leading lady came across as a bit slow and awkward, until you realise her terrifyingly dark secret. Top acting my dear, please stay away from my son. I wish I had the time to see more of this kind of show. Horrifyingly disturbing, but enthralling to the end. Well done to all, you really creeped me out. Delicious!!!

A Reviewed on 17 June 2014 by Anonymous

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something for everyone

several unexpected moments that make you jump out of your skin. just enough gore,i found this show stirring many emotions the character played by Rebecca benson as a social misfit vampire was superb. this show was totally enjoyed by all three of us lads of different ages and backrounds. thoroughly recommend this show to all

A Reviewed on 05 June 2014 by Anonymous

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Great show

Really well thought out and executed piece.

A Reviewed on 29 May 2014 by Anonymous

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unexpected

A Reviewed on 22 May 2014 by Anonymous

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Brilliant

Captures the feel of the original film very well. Lead actors are brilliant. Music is chilling.

A Reviewed on 25 April 2014 by Anonymous

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Pretty darn good show!

A Reviewed on 17 April 2014 by Anonymous

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Pleased

Very good, I liked it alot.

A Reviewed on 13 April 2014 by Anonymous

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The Scariest Play I've ever seen!!!

As a fan of the film and the book, i was blown away by the production…and this was only on day 2 of it opening. The cast, were sensational.. Especially Rebecca Benson who is outstanding!!! A must see Horror play!!! Great score throughout too!!!

A Reviewed on 31 March 2014 by Anonymous

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