Coven
The cast of "Coven" poses together on stage at Kiln Theatre, wearing varied costumes and expressions.
The company of Coven. Photo by Marc Brenner.
The cast of "Coven" poses together on stage, dressed in varied costumes, with a dark backdrop.
The company of Coven. Photo by Marc Brenner.
Allyson Ava-Brown as Nell, wearing a dark costume, stands centre stage with dramatic lighting in Coven.
Allyson Ava-Brown (Nell). Photo by Marc Brenner.
Penny Layden as Martha and Lauryn Redding as Rose perform together on stage at Kiln Theatre.
Penny Layden (Martha) & Lauryn Redding (Rose). Photo by Marc Brenner.
Jacinta Whyte, Gabrielle Brooks, Allyson Ava-Brown, Lauryn Redding, and Shiloh Coke pose together in Coven.
The company of Coven. Photo by Marc Brenner.
Jacinta Whyte as Maggie stands confidently on a platform, while Shiloh Coke plays a banjo in fog.
The company of Coven. Photo by Marc Brenner.
Gabrielle Brooks as Jenet and Lauryn Redding as Rose perform on stage in Coven at Kiln Theatre.
Gabrielle Brooks (Jenet) & Lauryn Redding (Rose). Photo by Marc Brenner.
Diana Vickers, Rosalind Ford, and Lauryn Redding perform together on stage in Coven at Kiln Theatre.
Diana Vickers (Ensemble), Rosalind Ford (Ensemble), & Lauryn Redding (Nowell). Photo by Marc Brenner.
Diana Vickers and Gabrielle Brooks perform in Coven at Kiln Theatre, wearing costumes and expressing strong emotions.
Diana Vickers (Covell) & Gabrielle Brooks (Jenet). Photo by Marc Brenner.
Shiloh Coke as Frances stands centre stage in Coven, wearing a dark costume against a dramatic backdrop.
Shiloh Coke (Frances). Photo by Marc Brenner.

Coven
Tickets From £18

Venue

Kiln Theatre

A scorching new musical
Based on England’s most notorious witch trials

1612. Pendle, Lancashire. A witch hunt is raging and a 9-year-old Jennet accuses her own family of witchcraft. 21 years later, she finds herself imprisoned, surrounded by the most feared women in town. As the accuser becomes the accused, Jennet must confront a 250-year legacy of witchcraft and the dark secrets of her own past. As she listens to the shocking stories of the women around her, Jennet’s faith begins to crumble.

Olivier award-wining director Miranda Cromwell joins forces with Grammy award-winning Daisy Chute alongside Rebecca Brewer. A thrilling new musical combining uplifting anthems and powerful melodies in a fresh reinterrogation of the true story of the Pendle Witch Trials. With power in their veins and the earth beneath their feet, 13 women rise above the forces that seek to silence them.

Join the Coven. The trial begins.

Closing

17/01/2026

Running Time

2h30, inc. interval

Genre

Musical

Age & Content

14+

Please Note:

This production contains themes of misogyny, witch prosecution, imprisonment, state violence and murder, execution by hanging, classism, rape, childbirth, child abuse, PTSD, acts of violence, swearing and violent language.

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