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The Rose Theatre on Bankside

The Rose Theatre on Bankside

The Rose Theatre: Summer 2010 Programme

  • The Rose: The Rose holds a unique place in the history of English renaissance drama, with the 1989 discovery of the theatre's remains adding to the rich knowledge already obtained via owner Philip Henslowe's 'diary' and Edward Alleyn's personal documents held at Dulwich College. Many of Marlowe's plays were in The Rose's 1590's repertory, and the space is now once again staging small productions along with educational events.
  • Education: Many of the events listed are combined with The Rose film and talks. Phone for details.
  • Address: The Rose Theatre, Bankside, 56 Park Street, London, SE1 9AS. Nearest Station: London Bridge [Map]
  • Booking: Tickets can be bought online at WeGotTickets, by ringing the Rose Theatre Box Office on 0207 261 9565, or by visiting The Rose in person on those days when an event is taking place.
  • Email: You can also obtain information by emailing .
  • Ticket Prices: Ticket prices and the latest info on all events can be found on the theatre's What's On web-page.
  • Support: Help raise the funds needed to complete the excavation by becoming a Friend of The Rose.
  • The Rose Theatre Website: http://www.rosetheatre.org.uk/
Word of Mouth Media Productions presents A Midsummer's Night Dream by William Shakespeare, Directed by Diana Thomas: Monday 12th July to Saturday 31st July at 7.30pm.
The Rose presents Pawnography by Tracy Keeling for The London Fringe Festival 2010. Various dates 5th-29th August: click on this image to go to the Rose website for details.
The Rose presents Buried Alive by Philip Osment for The London Fringe Festival 2010. Various dates 13th-31st August: click on this image to go to the Rose website for details.
Planet Theatre Productions presents The Spanish Tragedy by Thomas Kyd: Monday 6th Sept - Sunday 26th Sept at 7.30pm. Kyd's bloody revenge tragedy was first played at The Rose circa 1587.