'Rent' to return to the West End in autumn 2026

Created by Jonathan Larson, the Pulitzer Prize and Tony-winning rock musical follows a group of young artists in New York, as they struggle with addiction and gentrification in the shadow of the HIV/AIDS crisis.

Rent will return to the West End this autumn, as the musical celebrates its 30th anniversary.

Created by Jonathan Larson, the Pulitzer Prize and Tony-winning rock musical follows a group of young artists in New York, as they struggle with addiction and gentrification in the shadow of the HIV/AIDS crisis.

Rent premiered off Broadway in 1996 before transferring to Broadway and, later, the West End. A revival at the Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester ran in 2020.

A teaser for the 2026 revival was shared by Sonia Friedman Productions and Chris Harper Productions on social media.

Further details are to be announced.

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Photo credit: Rent artwork. (Courtesy of production)