"Traitors Take to the Stage: A Theatrical Adaptation for London"
In a bold move, the popular reality TV show "The Traitors" is set to hit the West End stage next year, marking its debut as a live theatrical production. The BBC series, which has captivated audiences with its psychological competition format, will now take on a new life in the world of theater.
Developed in collaboration between Studio Lambert and Neal Street Productions, the show's producers are confident that the transfer to the stage will bring a fresh and exciting energy to the franchise. The script for the theatrical adaptation has been penned by John Finnemore, known for his work on radio comedy "Cabin Pressure" and contributions to the acclaimed series "Good Omens." Robert Hastie, who won an Olivier Award for his staging of musicals such as "Operation Mincemeat," will bring his expertise to the production.
The show's creators promise that the live adaptation will offer a thrilling new experience for fans, with a bold and surprising theatrical performance that faithful viewers can expect. The stage version is set to feature a new hunting ground for the Traitors, taking the audience on an intense and joyful night out.
While details about casting, venue selection, and performance dates remain under wraps, licensing arrangements have been handled by All3Media International. The franchise has already made a significant impact on television, with local versions airing in over 30 markets globally and completed episodes acquired by broadcasters in over 50 countries.
Industry recognition for "The Traitors" is mounting, with Emmy, BAFTA, RTS honors among its accolades. Recent additions to the show's credits include writer John Finnemore earning a lifetime achievement honor from the Writers' Guild of Great Britain in 2020 and director Robert Hastie joining the National Theatre as deputy artistic director.
As the BBC series wrapped up its fourth season, which attracted a record-breaking 15 million viewers for its celebrity edition finale, there's no doubt that "The Traitors" is ready to take on new heights – both on and off the stage.
In a bold move, the popular reality TV show "The Traitors" is set to hit the West End stage next year, marking its debut as a live theatrical production. The BBC series, which has captivated audiences with its psychological competition format, will now take on a new life in the world of theater.
Developed in collaboration between Studio Lambert and Neal Street Productions, the show's producers are confident that the transfer to the stage will bring a fresh and exciting energy to the franchise. The script for the theatrical adaptation has been penned by John Finnemore, known for his work on radio comedy "Cabin Pressure" and contributions to the acclaimed series "Good Omens." Robert Hastie, who won an Olivier Award for his staging of musicals such as "Operation Mincemeat," will bring his expertise to the production.
The show's creators promise that the live adaptation will offer a thrilling new experience for fans, with a bold and surprising theatrical performance that faithful viewers can expect. The stage version is set to feature a new hunting ground for the Traitors, taking the audience on an intense and joyful night out.
While details about casting, venue selection, and performance dates remain under wraps, licensing arrangements have been handled by All3Media International. The franchise has already made a significant impact on television, with local versions airing in over 30 markets globally and completed episodes acquired by broadcasters in over 50 countries.
Industry recognition for "The Traitors" is mounting, with Emmy, BAFTA, RTS honors among its accolades. Recent additions to the show's credits include writer John Finnemore earning a lifetime achievement honor from the Writers' Guild of Great Britain in 2020 and director Robert Hastie joining the National Theatre as deputy artistic director.
As the BBC series wrapped up its fourth season, which attracted a record-breaking 15 million viewers for its celebrity edition finale, there's no doubt that "The Traitors" is ready to take on new heights – both on and off the stage.