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I should never have let you in.
I usually don’t let people in. Ash is off the rails.
Going straight from the sparkly sweat and tequila shots of the club to her first day of a new job, her new boss Lily is unimpressed. Their assignment: to catalogue historic cases of women accused of being witches. After an incident at work, Ash's boyfriend Dom enters the scene as a knight in shining armour, even providing Ash with the best present she could hope for: a pet rabbit. But as the women delve into researching a disturbing series of murders, Lily starts to get the sense that something is wrong with Ash. Or maybe, something is wrong with Dom.
This urgent new play by Sophie Swithinbank directed by Nancy Medina casts a scathing light on the systemic injustice that permeates the very institutions sworn to protect us.
Run time
1hr 30min. No interval.
Venue
Categories
Age
Ages 14+.
Start date
18th June, 2026
End date
18th July, 2026
great topic of gaslighting……comfortable seat，unsettled seat but I think evey seat has good view. Very impressive lighting and stage design. love Young Vic theatre! Saw CARE here recently, also a great and immersive show, earn me very positive reputation of this venue, and this time it doesn't turn me down. forgot to buy programme after the show, so I wrote an email to box office and they replied promptly and warmly.
A fast paced and emotive piece. Full of the twist and turns of human mind and emotions
A well written and directed play performed by a talented cast about an important topic. Seating was difficult because I was close to the stage exit so could hear backstage
Our Review
'Sting' review — witchcraft and police corruption collide in Sophie Swithinbank's topical new play
Sting cast and creative team
By: Sophie Swithinbank
Director: Nancy Medina
Sets: Debbie Duru
Costumes: Debbie Duru
Sound: Nicola T Chang
Venue
Directions
You'll find the Young Vic in the South Bank area of London, a short walk from the Tate Modern, the National Theatre and the river Thames. We are a five-minute stroll from Waterloo, Waterloo East or Southwark stations.
The easiest (and greenest!) way to get to the Young Vic is to use public transport. To plan your journey on public transport, visit TfL's journey planner or call 020 7222 1234 (Textphone 020 7918 3015). For information on what TfL have in place to make your journey safe, click here.
🚇 Tube Waterloo station is on the Bakerloo, Jubilee, Northern and Waterloo & City lines. Southwark station is on the Jubilee line.
🚂 Rail Waterloo and Waterloo East. Charing Cross and London Bridge stations are one stop away by Tube.
🚲 Bike There are cycle racks in front of the building. There are also Transport for London Cycle Hire docking points at Waterloo and Southwark stations a short walk away, click here to find one. Visit the TFL website to plan your cycle route.
👣 On Foot It's easy to walk here from most areas of Central London. Plan your walking route with TfL.
🚘 Car The nearest car parks are National Car Park Ltd on Upper Ground, Coin Street and Waterloo station.
We are in London's congestion zone, which means you will likely incur a charge if you drive into central London. For the latest information, visit www.cclondon.com.
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