[8] In the late 2000s, under the artistic direction of Gene David Kirk,[9] Jermyn Street expanded its repertoire to include revivals of obscure plays such as the UK premiere of St John's Night by Henrik Ibsen,[10] Little Eyolf starring Imogen Stubbs and Doreen Mantle by Henrik Ibsen,[11] and the postwar classic The River Line by Charles Morgan.

[12] Samuel Beckett's All That Fall, premiered at Jermyn Street Theatre in 2012, directed by Trevor Nunn and starring Eileen Atkins and Michael Gambon.

During Biggs' time, Jermyn Street Theatre produced a repertory season of South African drama and new works by Jonathan Lewis (A Level Playing Field)[17], Sarah Daniels (Soldiers' Wives)[18], and American playwright Rae Spiegel (Dry Land)[19].

Biggs also revived The First Man by American playwright Eugene O'Neill,[20] First World War drama Flowers of the Forest by John Van Druten,[21] and First Episode, Terence Rattigan's first play, directed by Tom Littler.

The theatre's creative output is focused on staging new plays, rare revivals, innovative adaptations of European classics, and outstanding musicals, alongside one-off literary events.

[5] In 2018, Littler directed the first complete West End revival of Noël Coward's Tonight at 8.30,[28] featuring a cast of nine actors playing 73 roles.