Want to experience the thrill of theater in London, without crossing the pond? Beginning in January, patrons can watch rebroadcasts of live performances at the Foundry Cinema and Bowl in Fraser.

The showings are possible through a partnership between Fraser Valley Arts and National Theatre Live, which is operated by London’s Royal National Theatre.

The first production at the Foundry will be “Frankenstein” on Jan. 17, starring iconic actor Benedict Cumberbatch.

“You will ‘join’ the live audience, feeling like you are in a prime seat in the audience without having to travel to England,” Fraser Valley Arts President Steve Fitzgerald stated in a news release.

National Theatre Live rebroadcasts live performances of its productions and those of other West End theaters in England to cinemas and arts centers around the world, according to the release.

After “Frankenstein,” the next showing is “Fleabag” on Feb. 13. Fraser Valley Arts calls it a “racy, hilarious” tale about a free-spirited woman, written and performed by Phoebe Waller-Bridge.

Then there is the one-woman play “Prima Facie” featuring Jodie Comer on March 7. Comer won Olivier and Tony awards for her performance. Lastly, patrons will be transported to Shakespearian England with “Hamlet” on July 3. The drama also stars Cumberbatch.

“We did a trial run of these plays for a group of (Fraser Valley Arts) donors and supporters to rave reviews,” Fitzgerald said. “I am very excited to bring the best of London theater to the Fraser Valley, livening up our arts and culture scene, especially in the heart of winter, when such opportunities up here are relatively rare.”

Tickets are $25 per show, with the full series discounted at $75. Tickets are available at FraserValleyArts.org or on the day of the show at the Foundry.