The National Theatre's Inter Alia, led by Rosamund Pike, will now give its first Broadway preview at the Music Box Theatre on Wednesday 11 November, a day later than planned. Opening night stays on 1 December.
The first Broadway performance of Inter Alia has moved back by a day. Previews at the Music Box Theatre on West 45th Street were due to start on Tuesday 10 November 2026 and now begin on Wednesday 11 November, Playbill reports. The opening night of Tuesday 1 December is unchanged.
No reason for the change has been given. According to Playbill, anyone holding a ticket for 10 November has been asked to contact the outlet that sold it. The production's own website now gives 11 November as the date the play arrives at the theatre, for a limited season that runs until 21 February 2027.
Suzie Miller's play is directed by Justin Martin, and the National Theatre and Playful Productions are among its Broadway producers. Rosamund Pike plays Jessica Parks, a Crown Court judge, the role that won her the Olivier Award for Best Actress. Jamie Glover and Cormac McAlinden also return from the London production. All three are making their Broadway debuts.
The play premiered at the National in 2025 and transferred to Wyndham's Theatre, where its run ended on 20 June 2026. The Broadway transfer and its three principals were confirmed in September, and the National has since announced a gala performance on 8 December to mark its return to New York.
With the London run over, there is nothing to book in the UK for now.
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