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Production Images Released for Grace Pervades as West End Run Continues

Ralph Fiennes and Miranda Raison star in David Hare’s new play at Theatre Royal Haymarket until July 2026

by Staff Writer
April 29, 2026
Reading Time: 5 mins read
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New production photography has been released for the West End transfer of Grace Pervades, now playing at Theatre Royal Haymarket.

The production runs from 24 April to 11 July 2026, following a sell-out world premiere at Theatre Royal Bath last summer as part of the Ralph Fiennes and Theatre Royal Bath Season.

Written by David Hare and directed by Jeremy Herrin, Grace Pervades charts the lives and careers of Victorian theatre icons Henry Irving and Ellen Terry.

Ralph Fiennes and Miranda Raison reprise their roles as Irving and Terry, described as the greatest stars of the Victorian stage.

The play also explores the legacy of Ellen Terry’s children, Edith Craig and Edward Gordon Craig, who went on to have a profound influence on British theatre.

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Ruby Ashbourne Serkis and Jordan Metcalfe return to their roles as Edith Craig and Edward Gordon Craig, following their appearances in the original 2025 production.

The cast also includes Youness Bouzinab, Giulia Innocenti, Tom Kanji, Harriet Leitch, Guy Paul, Chris Porter, Maggie Service, Saskia Strallen and Kathryn Wilder, with Katherine Liley and Sam Perry.

Jeremy Herrin leads a creative team including set designer Bob Crowley, costume designer Fotini Dimou, lighting designer Peter Mumford and sound designer Elizabeth Purnell.

The team also features video designer Akhila Krishnan, wig, hair and make-up designer Susanna Peretz, composer Paul Englishby and movement director Lucy Cullingford.

       

Grace Pervades is presented in the West End by Theatre Royal Bath Productions, Sir Leonard Blavatnik and Danny Cohen for Access Entertainment, alongside Second Half Productions.

The press night takes place on 30 April 2026.

Listings and ticket information can be found here. 

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