
Rent
Fri 16 Oct · 19:30
Duke Of York's Theatre
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A new production of RENT directed by Luke Sheppard will be presented at the Duke of York's Theatre in London from 16 October 2026. Gaten Matarazzo stars as Mark in this musical about community and resilience.
About RENT
RENT returns to the West End at the Duke of York’s Theatre in a new production directed by Luke Sheppard. Thirty years after it redefined musical theatre, Jonathan Larson’s musical draws on Puccini’s La Bohème and remains closely associated with a score and story that helped make it a landmark title.
The production stars Gaten Matarazzo as Mark. RENT is presented as a story about community, connection and resilience, and it is described as a call to live every minute as if it were your last.
Key facts: Directed by Luke Sheppard; starring Gaten Matarazzo as Mark; playing at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London.
Before you book
Age guidance: Recommended for ages 14+. The show contains themes of HIV/AIDS, bereavement, drug use, suicide, sex and sex work, as well as strong language, smoking, haze and strobe lighting.
Venue
Duke of York’s Theatre
St. Martin’s Lane, London, WC2N 4BG
Current cast
Gaten Matarazzo stars as Mark.
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Rent takes place on Friday, 16 October 2026 at 19:30.
Rent is held at Duke Of York's Theatre in London (St Martin Lane, WC2N 4BG).
Tickets for Rent are priced at £147. Live prices and availability are shown on Skiddle.
The forecast for Rent is Clear · 12°C.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Duke Of York's Theatre can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for Rent can be booked via Skiddle using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
Editorial summaryAbout this event
A new production of RENT directed by Luke Sheppard will be presented at the Duke of York's Theatre in London from 16 October 2026. Gaten Matarazzo stars as Mark in this musical about community and resilience.
This summary was automatically generated from event data sourced from official ticketing providers.
About RENT
RENT returns to the West End at the Duke of York’s Theatre in a new production directed by Luke Sheppard. Thirty years after it redefined musical theatre, Jonathan Larson’s musical draws on Puccini’s La Bohème and remains closely associated with a score and story that helped make it a landmark title.
The production stars Gaten Matarazzo as Mark. RENT is presented as a story about community, connection and resilience, and it is described as a call to live every minute as if it were your last.
Key facts: Directed by Luke Sheppard; starring Gaten Matarazzo as Mark; playing at the Duke of York’s Theatre in London.
Before you book
Age guidance: Recommended for ages 14+. The show contains themes of HIV/AIDS, bereavement, drug use, suicide, sex and sex work, as well as strong language, smoking, haze and strobe lighting.
Venue
Duke of York’s Theatre
St. Martin’s Lane, London, WC2N 4BG
Current cast
Gaten Matarazzo stars as Mark.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
StayStaying overnight?
Hotels within walking distance of Duke Of York's Theatre. Searching near St Martin Lane, WC2N 4BG; check-in Friday, 16 October 2026.
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WhereDuke Of York's Theatre
Before you goFrequently asked questions
When is Rent?
Rent takes place on Friday, 16 October 2026 at 19:30.
Where is Rent taking place?
Rent is held at Duke Of York's Theatre in London (St Martin Lane, WC2N 4BG).
How much are tickets for Rent?
Tickets for Rent are priced at £147. Live prices and availability are shown on Skiddle.
What will the weather be like at Rent?
The forecast for Rent is Clear · 12°C.
Is there anywhere to stay near Rent?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of Duke Of York's Theatre can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for Rent?
Tickets for Rent can be booked via Skiddle using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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