Gaten Matarazzo plays Mark in the current London production of RENT at the Tom Stoppard Theatre, 104 St Martin’s Lane. The theatre lists performances from 26 September 2026 to 27 March 2027, while the production site offers tickets through its link to ATG Tickets. If a search result calls the venue Duke of York’s Theatre, it refers to the same building under its former name.
The musical returned to the West End in late September, bringing renewed searches for Matarazzo’s performance and for seats. The practical difficulty is that ticket listings do not all use the theatre’s current name. A reader comparing dates or directions could mistake the two names for different venues.
RENT London at a glance
| Question | Official information |
|---|---|
| Where? | Tom Stoppard Theatre, 104 St Martin’s Lane, London WC2N 4BG |
| When? | 26 September 2026–27 March 2027 listed run |
| Who? | Gaten Matarazzo as Mark |
| Tickets? | Use Book Now on the official production website; it links to ATG Tickets |
The theatre was formerly called Duke of York’s. Live seats, prices and individual performance details may change.
Why two theatre names appear
The venue’s own website says it was renamed the Tom Stoppard Theatre in September 2026. Before that, it had been the Duke of York’s Theatre since 1895. Its street address remains 104 St Martin’s Lane, London WC2N 4BG. The production and venue websites both use Tom Stoppard Theatre for this RENT run.
Some third-party search listings still show Duke of York’s. The name difference alone does not establish a second production or a moved show. To avoid buying for the wrong event, compare the production name, the chosen performance date and the 104 St Martin’s Lane address before completing a booking.
The run, role and ticket route
The theatre lists RENT from Saturday 26 September 2026 to Saturday 27 March 2027. The official production website describes the show as now playing and says all tickets are booking until 27 March 2027. It names Matarazzo, known for Stranger Things, as Mark and Luke Sheppard as director. A listing of the overall run is not a guarantee that a particular performer appears at every performance.
The most direct route is to open the official RENT production website and use its Book Now button, which leads to ATG Tickets for the Tom Stoppard Theatre. Choose a date and seat there and review the live price, availability and booking terms before paying. The public production page does not establish one fixed price for every date or seat, so a quoted “from” price in a search snippet may not be the price of the performance you select.
What to check before travelling
Confirm the date and curtain time on the ticket itself, then use the theatre’s visitor page for current arrival and access information. The verified destination is 104 St Martin’s Lane, London WC2N 4BG. The production is presented as a West End run, not a separate UK tour in the official pages reviewed for this guide.
If booking dates are extended or cast schedules change, the live production and ticket pages should take precedence over an older search result. For now, the useful distinction is straightforward: Duke of York’s is the old name, Tom Stoppard Theatre is the current one, and the official booking link resolves to ATG.
Official production and venue pages checked 3 October 2026. Live booking details may change.
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