The Traitors Set for a Thrilling London Stage Debut

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Studio Lambert and Neal Street Productions are bringing the global sensation *The Traitors* to London theatre in 2027. This bold new adaptation will be written by award-winning writer John Finnemore (*Cabin Pressure*, *Good Omens*) and directed by Olivier Award-winner Robert Hastie (*Operation Mincemeat*, *Standing at the Sky’s Edge*). The stage announcement comes as the multi-award-winning television series, hosted by Claudia Winkleman, continues to captivate audiences. *The Celebrity Traitors*, which concluded in December 2025, drew a record-breaking 15 million viewers for its finale on BBC One and BBC iPlayer, making it the UK’s most-watched programme of the year.


**Stephen Lambert**, CEO of Studio Lambert, said: *Taking The Traitors from screen to stage is a hugely exciting next step for this much-loved brand. Partnering with Neal Street Productions, a true theatrical powerhouse, allows us to reimagine the show as a bold and surprising theatrical performance. Faithful fans should expect an intense, joyful night out as we reveal a thrilling new hunting ground for our Traitors*.” **Caro Newling**, Co-Founder of Neal Street Productions, said: *In developing The Traitors for the stage, Neal Street and Studio Lambert have curated a team of brilliant faithful theatre-makers led by director Rob Hastie and writer John Finnemore to bring a bold, structural twist to the format that only the live medium can provide*.” *The Traitors*, originally created in the Netherlands and broadcast in over 50 territories worldwide, has garnered multiple Emmys, BAFTAs, and international awards, cementing its status as a global cultural phenomenon. Further production details and timelines will be revealed in due course. 

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I've 15 years of writing and editorial experience, and starting working in the West End theatre industry in 2012. When not watching or writing about theatre I'm usually swimming, hiking, running, or training for triathlons in the Stroud valleys.