Join The Duke’s Theatre Company this summer, as they present a bold reimagining of Shakespeare’s iconic tragedy, Romeo & Juliet.

Two Hearts. One Fate. A Timeless Love Reborn.

Blending dynamic staging, evocative sound, and the enduring power of Shakespeare’s verse, this retelling illuminates the passion, peril, and youthful intensity at the play’s core, inviting audiences to rediscover the world’s most famous star-crossed lovers

Audience Advisory:
This performance of Romeo and Juliet contains themes and depictions of war, death, suicide and violence, which may be distressing for some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised, and it is recommended for ticket holders aged seven and above.

Running time: 
2 hours, including a 15 minute interval.

Gates open:
45 minutes before the performance.

Tickets: 
E-tickets are preferred (to be shown on smart phones or tablets).
Paper tickets are also accepted. If e-tickets or paper tickets are a problem for you, we can find your name on the system.

Tickets: www.thedukestheatrecompany.co.uk 

Carers Tickets: All carers go free at our events. If you are an audience member who requires a carer to attend with you, please first of all book your own ticket, then email boxoffice@thedukestheatrecompany.co.uk with name, email address and booking number along with proof of the carer’s status and we will email you a complimentary carer’s ticket.

We accept the following as proof of carers status:
- Attendance Allowance Letter (AA)
- Carers’ Allowance Letter of Award
- Disability Living Allowance Letter (DLA)
- Personal Independence Payments (PIP)
- Armed Forces Independence Payments (AFIP)
- Valid Blue Badge

*Note, this applies to venues where The Duke’s Theatre Company Ltd are running the ticketing through the Ticketsource platform.
For venues running their own ticketing, please see the venue’s own exchange/cancellation policy.
 
Seating:  
Seating is not provided. Please bring fold up garden chairs, camping chairs or blankets. People on blankets will be advised to sit in the first 5 metres in front of the stage. The production is supported by a PA system, with each actor individually amplified.

Sunday 6th September - 4pm

Food is not permitted in the grounds, however our tea room will be open to purchase food and drink.