Closing soon TRU
at Menier Chocolate Factory
Jesse Tyler Ferguson stars in a one-man portrait of Truman Capote.
- Booking to 14 Nov 2026
- 53 Southwark Street, SE1 1RU
- London Bridge (nearest station)

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Recently divorced and feeling lost, Peggy reconnects with her childhood best friend Lou, and wakes up to find herself fourteen again.
With a book by Tom MacRae and the songs of the late Victoria Wood, it is a joyful musical about friendship and second chances.
Run dates last checked 18 Oct 2026 against the theatre's published listings. Productions can close, extend or change cast at short notice, so confirm dates with the theatre or an official seller before you book.
Fourteen Again plays at Menier Chocolate Factory, 53 Southwark Street, SE1 1RU, London.
London Bridge. Use our journey planner for live directions from where you are starting.
It was listed as opening on 21 Nov 2026 and booking to 27 Feb 2027 when we checked (18 Oct 2026). Dates can change, so confirm with the theatre before you travel.
The running time is about 2 hours, including an interval.
The theatre's official website is menierchocolatefactory.com.
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