You are cordially invited to join us in England next summer for our British Theatre Tour! Are you an ardent theater fan? Join us for an unforgettable experience next summer!
Join Quintessence Theatre Group’s Producing Artistic Director, Alexander Burns, and Executive Director Erica Ezold, along with an intimate group of fellow travelers for a once-in-a-lifetime theatre immersion tour. The full production schedule is still being planned as not all theatres have announced their summer productions, and will include productions at Shakespeare's Globe, Royal Shakespeare Company, and the National Theatre. Cost of the full trip includes tickets to 12 productions, travel from Stratford-on-Avon to London, three backstage tours, two group meals, group conversations after each production, and those gorgeous and uniquely British programs sold at each production.
DETAILS
Our British Theatre Tour is limited to 20 people and is available on a first come, first served basis. A $1000 deposit is required (the balance is due by April 1, 2025). Reservations required by Dec. 15, 2024.
Reserve your spot now, space is very limited!
COST: $3500 - Quintessence can not make travel or accommodation arrangements for you, however we can provide the name of a travel agent upon request.
London-only option is available for $3000, deposit and reservation deadline still applies.
Questions? Please reach out to Erica Ezold
Attend shows in Stratford: July 10th - 12th
First stop is Stratford-upon-Avon where you will experience the best of Shakespeare performed by the Royal Shakespeare Company. Alex will guide you through Shakespeare’s life from birthplace to resting place at Trinity Church as you debate the myth of Shakespeare.
Attend shows in London: July 14th - 19th
Alex will take you for a behind the scenes look at Shakespeare’s Globe and The National Theatre. Each evening before you see some of London’s great theatre, you will join Alex for a pre-show preamble.
I was fortunate enough to be taken on our last trip to London. The theatre I saw there was extraordinary and changed my perspective on what theatre can achieve. From seeing Andrew Scott in Present Laughter to John Malkovich in David Mamet’s new play (I sat behind Tom Stoppard who laughed a lot), it was miraculous. Just as magical were the museums, the farms, the backstage tours, the intimate settings, the cast of characters, the foliage and the breathtaking art. I have shared a few photos below from our last journey to England. Ah. It takes me back.
- Lee Cortopassi, Creative Director
