Amadeus

Fuelled by some of the greatest music ever written, Amadeus is an electrifying story of ambition, faith, and the unbearable cost of greatness - where talent battles genius, devotion turns to betrayal, and man dares to challenge God.

Vienna, 1820. A respected composer makes a shocking confession. Antonio Salieri has everything - status, success, and the certainty that he has earned them. Until he meets musical prodigy Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Vulgar and childish, but utterly brilliant, Mozart possesses a gift so extraordinary that Salieri believes it can only be divine. And that God has chosen the wrong man. Faced with a brilliance he cannot rival, Salieri begins a dangerous obsession that threatens to consume them both - channelling his jealousy into a calculated campaign to destroy the man he both worships and despises.

One of music’s greatest rivalries realised on stage in London’s West End, starring the incomparable Michael Sheen (Salieri) and Callum Scott Howells (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart). Set to be a historical imagining of this play, the first time two Welsh actors play this famed rivalry, noting the first revival of the play in over a decade.