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The Garden Theatre Festival is returning to Bath for its 5th year, and this time it's got an exciting new look!
With the addition of extended Covered Seating*, you can relax in comfort, no matter the weather—whether you're seeking shade from the sun or shelter from the rain, GTF 2025 guarantees a British summer of theatre with every seat covered. Immerse yourself in the worlds of Shakespeare and Jane Austen as our in-house repertory company presents two outstanding productions: Romeo & Juliet and Pride and Prejudice.
Enjoy witty storytelling, laugh-out-loud comedy, and plenty of live music. Picture yourself sipping a refreshing drink under a warm sunset, all while enjoying the relaxed atmosphere at Bath's very own open-air theatre festival.
Starting on 2nd July, this year's festival will once again take place in the stunning gardens of The Holburne Museum, located on Great Pulteney Street in Bath. The garden will be transformed into a charming outdoor theatre with covered seating, deck chairs, and a fantastic garden bar.
*Seating is prioritised for deck chair bookings.
Deck Chair hire: £4.50
You can bring your own blankets, cushions, and camping chairs, or hire a deck chair for the full experience. Enjoy a drink from the bar, indulge with a pre-show meal at the Holburne Restaurant, and take in the best of UK outdoor theatre.
Ticket Prices:
Adult: £25.00
Student / Equity Concession - £18.00
Child (under 16): £14
Family (2 adults + 2 children): £60
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