tickets
Tickets are available by visiting our online box office. There is also the opportunity to buy tickets in person at our ‘pop-up box office’ events in Buckden. Please check our social media for dates and locations.
TICKET PRICING:
Tickets are £21 (£16.00 for U16).
We offer two reduced price performances; Tuesday 23rd June and Monday 29th June. Tickets for these nights are priced at £17.50 (£12.50 U16).
We also offer a discount of 10% for all group bookings of 10 or more people.
ACCESSIBILITY:
For guests requiring a wheelchair space, please book your ticket through the ticketsource website and select one of the specific wheelchair tickets – this automatically entitles you to your free carer’s ticket.
For other guests who are able to sit in the raked seating but require the presence of a carer, please call the Box Office on 07716 993693* and we will provide a free carers ticket for the seat next to yours.
*leave a message and we will return your call within 48 hours.
Touch Tour
Developed to help those audience members with impaired sight better visualise what is happening as the performance is taking place, the Touch Tour takes place before the performance on Monday 29th June (approximately 6.15pm).
To book a place on the tour, please call our box office on 07716 993693* or email us on boxoffice@satt.org.uk.
*leave a message and we will return your call within 48 hours.
captioned evening
Theatre captioning is similar to television subtitling and gives deaf, deafened and hard of hearing theatregoers access to live performance.
The captioning is provided by StageText and will be available for the performance on Tuesday 30th June.
We would like to thank The Evelyn Glennie Foundation and Huntingdonshire History Festival for their generosity in helping us fund the captioned performance.
TICKET FAQ
Here are some of the questions we get asked most frequently regarding our tickets. If your question isn’t covered, please email us at boxoffice@satt.org.uk and we’ll try to help.
In the finest traditions of British outdoor theatre, the show will go on unless it is dangerous for either cast, crew or audience to continue. Regardless of the weather forecast, we recommend bringing some kind of waterproof as we do not allow umbrellas in the auditorium (as this may impair the view of other members of the audience).
If a show is cancelled due to weather conditions, ticket holders will have the choice of swapping their tickets to another performance (if possible) or have their ticket money refunded.
As with our wet weather policy, unless it is unsafe for the cast, crew or audience then the show will go on. Excessive heat may make it unsafe for cast to perform and for our audience to sit in the uncovered, raked seating to watch the show. If this is the case then we will endeavour to let our audience know as far in advance as possible.
If a show is cancelled due to weather conditions, ticket holders will have the choice of swapping their tickets to another performance (if possible) or have their ticket money refunded.
If a show is cancelled due to weather conditions, ticket holders will have the choice of swapping their tickets to another performance (if possible) or have their ticket money refunded.
Refunds can be requested up to 24 hours before the show date via your original confirmation email.
If there is availability on the other date, exchanges can be requested up to 24 hours before the show date via your original confirmation email.
For guests requiring a wheelchair space, please book your ticket through the ticketsource website and select one of the specific wheelchair tickets – this automatically entitles you to your free carer’s ticket.
For other guests who are able to sit in the raked seating but require the presence of a carer, please call the Box Office on 07716 993693* and we will provide a free carers ticket for the seat next to yours.
Our stewards will always attempt to seat latecomers but that may involve waiting until an appropriate time in the production so as not to inconvenience the other audience members or the performers.
We do have an induction loop for hearing aid users. For those with hearing aids, please use the ‘T’ setting if you wish to make the most of this facility.
We also offer a captioned performance every year (generally on the second Tuesday of the run). Theatre captioning is similar to television subtitling and gives deaf, deafened and hard of hearing theatregoers access to live performance.
If there are still tickets available you will be able to buy them on the night (afternoon for the matinee) but we’d recommend booking in advance to avoid disappointment, particularly as most performances sell-out several weeks in advance.