Produced by the Art Pond Foundation, Mrs. President is a radical act of reclamation, dealing with grief, sexism, and life in the public sphere. John Ransom Phillips, an acclaimed artist and historian, brings his multidisciplinary expertise to create a work that challenges traditional narrative structures. The production boasts a stellar creative team, coming together for a multilayered exploration of power and identity. Travel back to 19th-century America as the country’s First Widow battles bitter rivals, dark accusations, and the loss of her husband. Get tickets to the play, Mrs. President at London’s Charing Cross Theatre today!
Torn between her roles as a wife, mother, and public figure, she fights to reclaim her identity in a world eager to reduce her to whispers of scandal. As public opinion conspires to confine her to their speculation, Mary battles to control her own story—a raw, unfiltered journey through the brutal landscape of personal reinvention. When she finds the perfect photographer to capture the portrait of her emotions, they find themselves at a creative impasse. Which narrative will define the widow of America’s founding father? Find the answer with tickets to Mrs. President, the play in London.
Built in 1910, Charing Cross Theatre is a listed building with a grand history of hosting entertainment superstars. Known for hosting a variety of plays, musicals and comedies, it is a popular venue off London's West End.
Charing Cross Theatre seating plan will help you find the best seats in the theatre.
Address: The Arches, Villiers St, London WC2N 6NL, United Kingdom
Train: Charing Cross Theatre is conveniently located beneath Charing Cross railway station.
Bus: Get off at Charing Cross Station (Stop H), serviced by bus routes 9, 139, 176, N9, N15, N343, N550, or N551.
Available facilities: air conditioning, bar, restroomsAccessibility: wheelchair spaces available, wheelchair accessible, guide dogs allowed, accessible restrooms
The cost of the tickets starts from £23.64 and will vary depending on the type of seats you choose.
The play does not have a strict age limit. However, it is most suitable for children aged 12 and above.
The show is playing at the Charing Cross Theatre in London.
The play takes an intimate look into Mary Todd Lincoln's life after the death of her husband, the President of America.
The running time is 1 hour 15 min.
The production is about the former first lady of America, Mary Todd Lincoln.