Question 1

How do I book?

Accepted Answer

Click the 'Get tickets' link, scroll down for the date you want and select as many  'General admission' tickets as you need for your party. We invite you to make a donation in addition.

Question 2

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Tickets are free, but we ask you to donate an amount of your choice to help cover our costs and support local organisations. We suggest £10 - £12 per adult, and £8 for under 18s, over 60s and unwaged people.

Question 3

What happens if it rains?

Accepted Answer

We will go ahead out of doors in light drizzle or occasional showers, so do bring waterproofs. If heavy rain is forecast, we will move to St Dogmaels Memorial Hall. There will be stewards to guide you.

Question 4

What should I wear?

Accepted Answer

Even if the day has been fine, it can be very cold after dark in the Abbey. Please bring plenty of warm clothes and blankets, as well as waterproofs.

Question 5

Is seating provided?

Accepted Answer

No. Please bring your own folding chairs or rugs, and stewards will help you place them in the seating area.

Question 6

Is the site accessible to wheelchairs?

Accepted Answer

Yes. There is a gentle slope up to the seating area, and stewards will show you a step free route to reach the area itself.

Question 7

Are refreshments available?

Accepted Answer

There will be tea, coffee and soft drinks available in the interval, served by the Coach House Visitor Centre. The nearby White Hart Community Inn will be open for alcoholic drinks. You are welcome to bring your own picnics and drinks.

Question 8

Are dogs allowed?

Accepted Answer

Well-behaved dogs are permitted but must be removed at once if they disturb other audience members.

Question 9

Where can I park?

Accepted Answer

The very limited parking outside the Abbey grounds is reserved for disabled audience members. More parking is available in the car park on the High Street, opposite the Post Office. You may also find on-street parking in St Dogmaels Road. If it is possible for you to come without a car please do so.

Question 10

Is this production suitable for children?

Accepted Answer

Families are welcome. The play is in Shakespearean English but there will be lots of on-stage action. Toilets are a walk away at the foot of a gentle slope. It will be dark by the time the play ends.

Question 11

What time should I arrive?

Accepted Answer

Please be in your seats by 8 pm. You are welcome to arrive any time from 7 pm to place your seats and perhaps enjoy a picnic in the Abbey grounds.

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