Eleanor Lloyd Productions is a multiple Olivier Award winning theatre production company in London. We make high level work across the West End and Broadway, producing prestigious plays with a contemporary sensibility, and championing female and ethnically diverse theatre makers in the process.

Current productions include: Agatha Christie’s Witness for the Prosecution, now in its eighth year at the specially created theatre in London’s County Hall, Beth Steel’s Till the Stars Come Down, in a transfer from the National Theatre to the Theatre Royal Haymarket in Summer 2025, Murder She Didn't Write, an improvised murder mystery on tour in 2025, and Mark Gatiss' adaption of A Christmas Carol, returning to Alexandra Palace for a third time in 2025.

Recent productions include: Shifters at the Duke of York’s Theatre which had a sell-out run in Summer 2024, Deborah Frances-White’s debut play, Never Have I Ever, at Chichester Festival Theatre, Eddie Izzard’s Hamlet at Riverside Studios and Great Expectations at the Garrick Theatre, Prima Facie on Broadway, the Olivier-Award nominated Vardy v Rooney: The Wagatha Christie Trial at the Ambassadors Theatre and on tour, Best of Enemies at the Noël Coward, The Collaboration with Paul Bettany and Jeremy Pope which played the Young Vic, The Friedman Theater on Broadway and is being made into a feature film, Constellations with 4 different casts which played in rep at the Vaudeville Theatre, winning two 2021 Olivier Awards, and new play Emilia, which transferred from Shakespeare’s Globe to the Vaudeville Theatre and won three 2020 Olivier Awards. 

Other productions include: West End transfers of Nell Gwynn, My Night with Reg and Handbagged, West End and Broadway seasons of 1984 by Duncan Macmillan and Rob Icke, and UK tours of Dusty, a new musical about Dusty Springfield by Jonathan Harvey and Shakespeare in Love.

Eleanor Lloyd was awarded an OBE in the 2025 New Year’s Honours. She was President of the Society of London Theatre (SOLT) from 2020-2024 and now serves as Vice President. Eleanor sits on the Board of Theatre503 and Bretforton Grange and Theatre Barn.