Set in Wiltshire on St George's Day, the play highlights the chasm between the classes that continues to exist, under a thin veneer of respectability, in small towns across modern day Britain. Exuding humour and tragedy through the play's colourful characters, Jerusalem has been a massive sell-out success at the Royal Court Theatre as it is now moving to the West End.

Starring Mackenzie Crook (Gareth from 'The Office') with multi award winning Mark Rylance and directed by Ian Rickson, Jerusalem depicts Butterworth's wry vision of life in 21st century Britain, covering a multitude of themes from ancestral rights and county fairs to drugs, alcohol and eviction, in a play that has achieved huge acclaim from critics and audiences alike. Concierge Desk have a range of theatre packages available for Jerusalem, including 'best seats' and cheap theatre tickets, ranging from £31.50-£63.00, but as demand is high early booking is  recommended.

"A truly insightful and humorous depiction of modern day Britain, everyone can relate to the issues covered, making it a fantastic play to see for older children and adults of all ages," said Simon Isaacs of Concierge Desk. "With a superb cast and director, following on from its sell-out run at the Royal Court, there is no doubt that it will be a huge success in the West End."