This Summer, Shakespeare’s Globe brings a startlingly relevant new production of epic tragedy Julius Caesar to Dartington Hall’s Private Garden as part of their nationwide Globe on Tour series.
Conspiracy to kill, cunning rhetoric, a divisive fight for Greatness: Ancient Rome has never felt closer to home. When Cassius and Brutus decide Rome’s leader Caesar poses a political threat to their beloved country, there’s only one solution…
Shakespeare’s Globe and award-winning Director Diane Page bring this brutal tale of ambition, incursion, and revolution to life.
‘Th’ abuse of greatness is when it disjoins
Remorse from power.’
Act II, scene 1
‘Summer is all the sweeter for a Shakespeare road trip’
The Daily Telegraph
‘It must be summer: Shakespeare’s Globe’s travelling troupe is back’
The Independent
‘Unlike any Shakespeare summer performance you’re likely to have seen before’
The Oxford Times
This production features depictions of war, self-harm and suicide, as well as profanity and offensive language. It also contains violence, stage blood and weapons including guns and knives.
Running time: 2hr 50 mins (w/ 30min interval).
DOORS OPEN 7PM. Please arrive promptly.
THIS WILL BE AN OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE. PLEASE BRING RUGS, BLANKETS, CUSHIONS, FOLDABLE CHAIRS ETC. Waterproofs are advised in case of rain. No refunds will be issued for adverse weather.
Performance dates and times:
Tuesday 23rd 7.00pm – FINAL RELEASE TICKETS AVAILABLE, NUMBERS LIMITED.
Wednesday 24th 2pm (matinee) (Tickets available)
Wednesday 24th 7.00pm – FINAL RELEASE TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE, NUMBERS LIMITED.
Full information on venue, accessibility and food and drink can be accessed via ticket link.
