How to get Fleabag tickets as Phoebe Waller-Bridge's one-woman show returns to UK cinemas
She’s greedy, perverted and morally bankrupt, but that’s why we love her, right? Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s stage production of Fleabag is being shown in UK cinemas this June. Here’s how you can get tickets to this “oversexed, emotionally unfiltered and self-obsessed” one-woman show today.
Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s record-breaking production of Fleabag is returning to UK cinemas this June.
Her one-woman show, starring none other than the infamous feminist Fleabag herself, is being screened at venues across the country, including at major cinemas like Odeon, Cineworld and Vue.
Brought to you by National Theatre Live, the stage show was first screened globally in 2019 to record-breaking results at the box office. Now, it’s back on the big screen again, proving we aren’t ready to let go of Fleabag and her filthy comments.
Now considered one of the best TV shows of all time, Fleabag first hit our screens in 2016 and was followed by a second season in 2019. It tells the story eponymous Fleabag, a modern woman who’s trying to navigate life in London in the wake of personal tragedy.
Along the way she encounters iconic characters like Andrew Scott’s Hot Priest and Sian Clifford’s Claire all the while talking to her friends behind the camera. With tonnes of hilarious one-liners, philosophical reflections and emotional moments, Fleabag is one for the ages.
But what you might not know is that it actually started out as a one-woman show at the Edinburgh Fringe. In 2013, Waller-Bridge’s play won a Fringe First Award; a start that spiralled into an array of Emmys, BAFTAs and TV awards.
So, if you missed out on the Fleabag hype train the first time, now’s your chance to hop on board. Find out how to see Fleabag with National Theatre Live in cinemas this summer.
Buy NT Live: Fleabag tickets at Cineworld
Buy NT Live: Fleabag tickets at Odeon
Buy NT Live: Fleabag tickets at Vue
When does Fleabag come out in cinemas?
Fleabag is being shown in UK cinemas from Thursday 15th of June and will continue to run throughout the summer. The times and number of screenings will be up to each venue, so make sure you check out the schedule for your local cinema before you book.
Where can I watch Fleabag with National Theatre Live in the UK?
Fleabag is being shown across hundreds of cinemas in the UK, including all the major brands such as Vue, Odeon and Cineworld. It is also set to be released in smaller local cinemas and at some Everyman venues.
To find out if it’s coming to a cinema near you, your best bet is to head on over to the Odeon, Cineworld and Vue websites and search for your nearest venue.
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How to get tickets to Fleabag with National Theatre Live
As we’ve said, the best thing for you to do is check out the major cinema brands – Odeon, Vue, Cineworld, etc – and find your nearest venue. Then, you can find out when Fleabag is being shown and grab yourself a seat.
And if the prices at your nearest cinema make you shudder, be sure to check out how to get cheap cinema tickets to snag a deal before you book.
Buy NT Live: Fleabag tickets at Cineworld
Buy NT Live: Fleabag tickets at Odeon
Buy NT Live: Fleabag tickets at Vue
Where can I watch the Fleabag TV series?
Both seasons of Fleabag are available to watch for free on Amazon Prime Video. If you don’t have Amazon Prime, you can sign up now for just £8.99 a month or pay £5.99 a month for just its video streaming service. Or, if this is just a one-off, you can buy the entire boxset for £13.99 per season.
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