High Noon
High Noon Trailer
A group of people in formal attire gathered around a table, discussing documents in a well-lit room.
The company of High Noon. Photo by Johan Persson.
A group of people stands outdoors, smiling and holding drinks, with a sunny blue sky in the background.
The company of High Noon. Photo by Johan Persson.
A group of people in formal attire stands together, smiling, with a blurred outdoor background.
The company of High Noon. Photo by Johan Persson.
A group of people in formal attire stands together, smiling, with a blurred outdoor background.
The company of High Noon. Photo by Johan Persson.
A group of diverse people gathered outdoors, smiling and engaging in conversation under a clear blue sky.
The company of High Noon. Photo by Johan Persson.
A group of people in formal attire stands together, smiling, with a blurred outdoor background.
The company of High Noon. Photo by Johan Persson.
A group of people in formal attire stands together, smiling, against a blurred outdoor background.
The company of High Noon. Photo by Johan Persson.
A group of people stands outdoors, smiling and holding drinks, with a sunny blue sky in the background.
The company of High Noon. Photo by Johan Persson.
A group of people in formal attire stands together, smiling, with a bright outdoor background.
The company of High Noon. Photo by Johan Persson.
A group of people in formal attire stands together, smiling, with a blurred outdoor background.
The company of High Noon. Photo by Johan Persson.

High Noon

Venue

Harold Pinter Theatre

Tony and Emmy award-winner Billy Crudup (The Morning Show) and Olivier award-winner Denise Gough (People, Places And Things) lead in the world premiere of High Noon. Now playing for a strictly limited season until 6 March.

From Oscar Award-winning screenwriter Eric Roth (Forrest Gump) and Olivier Award-winning director Thea Sharrock (Equus) comes High Noon a gripping adaption of A Once a searing allegory of Hollywood’s blacklist.

Courage vs. Cowardice. Justice vs. Peace. Duty vs. Desire. At its heart is the bond between Will Kane and Amy Fowler – a love tested by impossible choices as the clock ticks down to the return of deadly outlaw Frank Miller on the high noon train.

Told in real time, High Noon is a sharp, haunting stage adaptation of the legendary 1952 iconic Western, originally produced by Stanley Kramer, with screenplay by Carl Foreman.

This isn’t just a play. It’s a wake-up call.

The Clock Is Ticking. Secure your tickets now before it’s too late. Every second counts.

Closing

06/03/2026

Running Time

1h40, no interval

Genre

Drama, Plays

Age & Content

12+

Please Note:

This productions contains scenes of smoking, haze, strong language and gunshots will be fired during the performance | There will be no readmittance or latecomers into the show.

Cast:

Billy Crudup as

Will Kane

Denise Gough as

Amy Fowler

Billy Howle as

Harvey Pell

Rosa Salazar as

Helen Ramirez

Simon Chandler as

Howe and Minister

James Doherty as

Judge, Frank Miller and Gillis

Misha Handley as

Johnny

Joshua Hill as

Ben Miller, Station Master and Cooper

Rebecca Lee as

Mildred Jones

Jonah Russell as

Robert Jones, Scott and JP Pierce

Tim Steed as

Henderson, Clerk and Charlie

Lorena Andrea as

Ensemble / Harriett Cooper

George Kemp as

Ensemble / Ezra

Luke Lowry as

Ensemble / Sawyer

Noel White as

Ensemble / Lewis

Creative:

Playwright -

Eric Roth

Director -

Thea Sharrock

Set & Costume Designer -

Tim Hatley

Lighting Designer -

Neil Austin

Music -

Chris Egan

Sound Design -

Nick Lidster

Choreographer & Movement Director -

Lizzi Gee

Fight Director -

Kate Waters

Casting Director -

Jina Jay CDG

Producer -

Paula Wagner, Tom Werner & Thomas Hull

Executive Producer -

Mark Rubinstein

No accessibility performances are currently scheduled for this show.