Romeo and Juliet
by William Shakespeare
William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet is a seminal tragedy that explores the volatile intersection of adolescent passion and ancestral hatred in Renaissance Verona. The plot follows two "star-crossed" heirs from the feuding Montague and Capulet houses who fall into a sudden, consuming love that defies their families' ancient grudge. Driven by impulsive choices and thwarted by a series of ill-fated accidents, the couple’s secret marriage ultimately culminates in their double suicide. This ultimate sacrifice serves as a grim catalyst, finally forcing their warring parents to reconcile and highlighting the play's central themes of fate, violence, and the transformative power of love.
Dates and tickets
Dates
Wednesday August 26th 1930 LAST FEW REMAINING
Thursday August 27th 1930 SOLD OUT
Friday August 28th 1930 LAST FEW REMAINING
Saturday August 29th 1430 (pay what you can) SOLD OUT
Saturday August 29th 1930 SOLD OUT
Location
Performance information
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General admission £42.50
Concessions £20
Pay what you can - Saturday matinée
Group discounts available for 8 or more - just ask
Meet the cast
The cast come from all walks of life, all living in the villages surrounding Mothecombe. None are professionals, but all are passionate, dedicated and enthusiastic about bringing each performance to life. Their shared commitment, local spirit and love of theatre create a warm, authentic atmosphere both on stage and behind the scenes.