Outdoor Theatre: 'Great Expectations'
From the misty marshes to the dusty, dirty streets of London, follow Pip’s journey through adversity to discover the true nature of his ‘great expectations’ in this adaptation of Charles Dickens’ popular and atmospheric novel.
- Booking essential
A terrifying encounter with an escaped convict on the wild Kent marshes; a summons to meet the decaying Miss Havisham; the sudden appearance of a mystery benefactor. This series of events change the orphaned Pip’s life forever as he eagerly abandons his humble origins to become a gentleman.
Tickets on sale now.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Adult 17 years and above | £15.00 |
| Child 3-16 years | £10.00 |
| Family 1A 3C | £35.00 |
| Family 2A 2C | £40.00 |
| Family 2A 3C | £50.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 03442491895 Book online from 1 March until 4pm on the day of the performance, subject to availability.
- Suitability
Perfect for families.
- Meeting point
Meet in the Courtyard.
- What to bring and wear
Clothing suitable for an outdoor evening performance. Picnics with rugs or low-backed picnic chairs; no BBQs, naked flames, high-backed chairs or picnic tables please.
- Accessibility
Accessible parking bays. Level access to courtyard. Accessible WCs with baby/toddler changing areas.
Upcoming events
'Changed Priorities Ahead' exhibition (1 June-20 October)
Teazels, cowslips, toadflax, vetch ... Discover the wildflower paintings of contemporary landscape artist, Nessie Ramm, displayed both inside the old castle and doors and as a trail in the garden.
Snapper Snapped: Photos from the Scotney Collection
Enjoy a new display in the Friends Room in the mansion house of rare archive photographs from the Scotney collection.
Guided Walking Tour: Explore the Scotney Estate
Join one of our estate guides on a tour around Scotney's woods and parklands to see seasonal flora and fauna and learn about the history of Scotney. This tour is included in your entry to Scotney.
Guided Garden Tours: Garden wildflowers (2-25 July)
Learn how we manage the garden to encourage and promote wildflowers