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August 31 @ 17:00 - 19:30
£15 – £20
Show/Display, Summer, Theatre/Drama
When two young heirs from feuding families in Verona fall suddenly and desperately in love, their only hope is to marry in secret.
Romeo and Juliet
By William Shakespeare

Open-air Garden Theatre Tour 2025

About the play

When two young heirs from feuding families in Verona fall suddenly and desperately in love, their only hope is to marry in secret. But the bad blood between their houses runs deep, and the star-crossed lovers soon find themselves forced to choose between their family loyalty or their love for each other. The tragedy that follows remains one of the world’s most enduring love stories. Join us as Chapterhouse Theatre Company brings Shakespeare’s beloved tragedy to open-air venues across the country this summer in timeless style.

About Chapterhouse

Chapterhouse Theatre Company produces critically acclaimed UK and international tours, specializing in Shakespeare, classic literature adaptations, and family shows. Originally founded in 1999 to tour outdoor Shakespeare productions, the company has grown and thrived over the years. 2024 marks the company’s 25th anniversary of touring theatre, celebrating a quarter-century of incredible shows, including outdoor theatre, music concerts, a yearly Christmas tour (including performances at The British Museum), and bi-annual theatre tours of China.
The company has performed at some of the UK and Ireland’s most stunning historic venues, collaborating with The National Trust, English Heritage, as well as cathedrals and stately homes, to bring classic stories to life in the perfect setting. Chapterhouse strives to create unique experiences while continuing to bring joy to both new and returning audiences each year.

Running Time: Approx. 2 hours & 20 mins inc one interval.

Please note: This is an open air performance taking place in the beautiful setting of the Rose Gardens of Hemsted Park, overlooked by the stunning Centenary Hall.

Doors open at 3.30pm and the show starts at 5.00pm. Please bring your own picnic blankets or low-backed seating.

Generally all tickets are non-refundable and in the event of cancellation due to bad weather alternative arrangements shall be made.

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