Outdoor theatre: Hamlet - The Lord Chamberlain's Men
Killerton are pleased to host The Lord Chamberlain’s Men as they invite you to join them this summer for the timeless story of Hamlet.
- Booking essential
In 2024 it is The Lord Chamberlain's Men's 20th birthday! To celebrate they will present one of the greatest plays ever written – Hamlet. Join us in summer 2024 as we stage this extraordinary play and ask the biggest question of all – to be or not to be.
With this masterpiece concentrated down to a two hour running time and carried off in true The Lord Chamberlain’s Men style this will be one you will not want to miss.
Times
Prices
Ticket type | Ticket category |
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Adult | £18.50 |
Child | £12.50 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0208 852 5761
- Suitability
Children are welcome. Recommend age 12+
- Meeting point
Parking in the main car park at Killerton. The performance will take place on the lawn in the formal garden.
- What to bring and wear
As this is an outdoor event, please dress for the weather. Bring your own chair/blanket and a picnic.
- Accessibility
Bring your own seating. The lawn is accessed from the Terrace in the formal gardens
- Other
Assistance dogs only. The car park is located approximately 400 yards from the garden. Please bear this in mind when bringing heavy picnic boxes and chairs. Hot and cold drinks and snacks available from Killerton Kitchen Cafe in the garden before the performance and during the interval. Picnics are encouraged, sorry no BBQs. Appropriate clothing for the weather. Low back chairs, blankets and a picnic.
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