The Duke's Theatre Company present: Romeo and Juliet
Two hearts. One fate. A timeless love reborn.
- Booking essential
The Duke’s Theatre Company presents Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, a bold reimagining of the iconic tragedy directed by Joseph Pitcher. Pitcher’s acclaimed credits include Gypsy (UK Theatre Award for Best Musical Production) and My Fair Lady at The Mill at Sonning, and Macbeth at the Salomons Theatre, Tunbridge Wells. Returning to the company following Macbeth (2025), this vibrant production also features original music by composer Rob Millett (Rambert Dance Company and The Royal Opera House, The National Theatre and Shakespeare’s Globe).
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Adult | £21.68 |
| Child | £20.05 |
| Group 6+ | £16.26 |
The basics
- Booking number
Call 0333 666 3366
- Accessibility
Accessible parking is available on the same field as to where the performance will take place. The field is an uneven grassed terrain, but is mainly level with a small decline from the parking spaces to the level of the performance area. The toilets including the accessible toilet is up an inclined tarmac drive. Our full accessibility statement can be found on the property website.
- Meeting point
The performance will take place on the lower fields at East Riddlesden Hall.
- Suitability for children
Suitable for ages 7+
- What to bring and wear
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.
- Other
Please be prepared for performances to continue in all eventualities, with the exception of severe rain, heat or wind. For detailed weather and exchange policy, please click: https://www.thedukestheatrecompany.co.uk/weather-and-exchanges
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