From the company behind F**king Men comes Ronnie Larsen’s bold new comedy-thriller, Happy Ending.
Happy Ending is making its highly anticipated Waterloo East Theatre premiere this autumn. Don’t miss this strictly limited run beginning September 27, 2025.
After receiving acclaim for performances across the US, Happy Ending invites audiences into the private world of Andy, a gay massage therapist. Andy’s routine is disrupted by the arrival of an unexpected client: Mr. Miller, a seemingly straight Trump supporter with a mysterious agenda.
As the session progresses, tensions escalate, and hidden secrets come to light. What starts as a routine appointment quickly turns into something much more unpredictable. With its sharp wit, surprising twists, and a tantalising touch of suspense, Happy Ending keeps you guessing until the very last moment—after all, every good massage is supposed to end happily… or is it?
Packed with sharp wit, unexpected twists, and a seductive dose of suspense, Happy Ending keeps you guessing until the very last moment — because every good massage includes a happy ending… or does it?
Jimmy Essex and Billy Walker will star in the season of Happy Ending by Ronnie Larsen
Jimmy Essex recently appeared on stage in GHBOY at the Charing Cross Theatre, and on TV as Carrion on Sandman and as Adam Donovan on Hollyoaks.
Billy Walker recently appeared on stage in Men in Suits at Playhouse West Los Angeles, in Joan Collins Blocked me on Twitter at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and in the feature film, Bleed Like Me.
Press night is 30 September at 7.30 pm. The strictly limited season is booking to Sunday, 26 October.
Happy Ending is offering all QX readers 25% off any purchase of non-premium tickets using promo code: HEQX25
Happy Ending plays from Saturday 27 September – Sunday 26 October 2025 at Waterloo East Theatre, Brad Street, London SE1 8TN, United Kingdom.
Cast to be announced.
Creative team: Director Ronnie Larsen
Set/Costume/Lighting Designer Gerald Armin
Casting Director Sarah Goggin for Anne Vosser Casting
Produced by Adam Roebuck (‘Afterglow’, UK premiere, Southwark Playhouse and Waterloo East Theatre, and ‘F**king Men’, Waterloo East ’23 –25).
