The National Theatre's Inter Alia has completed its Broadway company around Rosamund Pike ahead of previews at the Music Box Theatre on November 10, and has set up a $45 rush and digital lottery alongside a new block of $69 seats.
Suzie Miller's play, directed by Justin Martin, opens on December 1, 2026, three weeks after the first preview. It is Pike's Broadway debut, in the role of Jessica Parks, a London Crown Court judge whose finely balanced life is thrown off course by an event inside her own family. The part won her the Olivier and the Critics' Circle Theatre Award for Best Actress, and the production arrives with a record few new plays bring across the Atlantic: a 2025 premiere at the National Theatre in London, a sold-out West End transfer to Wyndham's Theatre from March to June 2026, and cinema and streaming releases through National Theatre Live and National Theatre at Home that the producers say have taken its audience to about 600,000 worldwide.
Two of the London company cross with her. Jamie Glover, who created the role of Michael at the National and played it again at Wyndham's, repeats it on Broadway, and Cormac McAlinden returns as Harry, the performance that earned him a nomination for Best West End Debut Performer at The Stage Debut Awards.
The ensemble is Reece Boyle, Charlemagne Fadner, Olive Ross-Kline, Ever Brave Savage, Greta Schaefer and Corinne Sweeney, five of whom are making their Broadway debuts. The standbys are Suzy Jane Hunt for Jessica, Christian Conn for Michael and Alex Serino for Harry.
For buyers, the ticketing changes are the more immediate news. The digital lottery for each performance opens at 12:00 a.m. ET the day before, at rush.telecharge.com, with drawings at 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. ET that same day; winners may buy up to two tickets at $45 each, a price that includes a $5 service fee, and the seats may be partial view. The Music Box box office will also sell a limited number of in-person rush tickets at $45 when it opens on each performance day, again with a limit of two per person. Separately, the producers have released a new block of $69 tickets, with the best availability in late November and in January and February.
The Broadway staging is produced by the National Theatre, WJP, No Guarantees Productions, P3 Productions and Playful Productions, and the National will mark its return to Broadway with a fundraising gala on Tuesday, December 8: a performance of the play followed by a formal dinner, co-hosted by Indhu Rubasingham, Kate Varah and Anna Wintour with Bryan Cranston, Colman Domingo and Sandra Oh.
Miriam Buether designs the set and costumes, with lighting by Natasha Chivers, sound by Ben & Max Ringham, video by Willie Williams for Treatment Studios and music by Erin LeCount and James Jacob (Jakwob). Lucy Hind is movement and intimacy director and Nick Pinchbeck music supervisor. Casting is by Alastair Coomer, CDG, and Naomi Downham in the UK and by Jim Carnahan, CSA, in the US. Miller and Martin previously took Prima Facie from the West End to Broadway.
Tickets are on sale through the production's website, interaliabroadway.com, and through Telecharge.
