A Tale of Two Cities

As revolution engulfs Paris and the Reign of Terror gathers pace, themes of love, sacrifice and redemption take centre stage in this gripping historical drama.

Adapted by Terence Rattigan and John Gielgud, this Marlowe Theatre production is directed by Michael Fentiman and premieres in Canterbury before embarking on a national tour.

Suitable for audiences aged 11 and over.

Communication Support

This performance features a British Sign Language (BSL) interpreter, providing Deaf BSL users with live communication support throughout the performance.

For the best experience, you may wish to contact The Marlowe Theatre Box Office before booking to discuss seating that offers a clear view of both the stage and the interpreter.

Additional Accessibility Information

An Audio Described performance will take place on Saturday 19 September, with a free touch tour available beforehand for blind and partially sighted audience members. The touch tour offers the opportunity to explore elements of the set, props and costumes before the performance. Advance booking through the theatre's Box Office is recommended.

Content Guidance

This production is recommended for audiences aged 11 years and over.

Please note that the performance contains references to sexual violence, suicide and the death of a child.

Please note: Event details, performance times and communication support arrangements may occasionally change. We recommend confirming the latest information directly with the event organiser before booking or travelling.