The National Theater’s Lady T tells about the nocturnal encounters between the amnesiac Margaret Thatcher and the floor cleaner

Paula Siimes convincingly plays Thatcher, whose iron-clad values ​​are still visible in the middle of repeated delusions. Picture: Mitro Härkönen

Premiere of the play written and directed by Lady T. Tiina Puumalainen in the National Theater’s Maalaamosal on April 15, 2026. ★★★★

The National Theater The maalaamo hall offers quite a range of snacks:

It is a bitterly rooted tragedy about two women, one of whom has made an unprecedented rise in class from the daughter of a small shopkeeper to a baroness, and the other has fallen from a member of the industrial community who knew her worth to a brutal, underpaid perseverant working odd jobs.