
The Oresteia
Tue 11 Aug · 19:00
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The Oresteia, directed by Simon Stone, opens at the Bridge Theatre in London on 11 August 2026. The production reinterprets the Greek tragedy through a contemporary family narrative. It is categorised as theatre and tickets start from £30.00. Performances include a standard evening start time of 19:00.
About The Oresteia
At Bridge Theatre, The Oresteia is Simon Stone’s contemporary take on a Greek myth. A contemporary family wakes up inside the story and cannot seem to find a way out of its hellish destiny.
Stone is an Australian theatre and film director known for his radical reworkings of classic works, including Yerma and Phaedra. He also staged The Lady from the Sea at the Bridge Theatre last year.
Key facts: BSL performance on Saturday 12 December at 14:30. Please contact the venue to book this performance.
Before you book
This production contains themes of death and suicide, incest, scenes of a sexual nature, strong explicit language, violence, self-harm, blood, vomit and other bodily fluids, and use of needles. This list may be updated as the production develops. If you would like further information on content before booking, email boxoffice@bridgetheatre.co.uk. No refunds or exchanges are available after purchase.
Venue
Bridge Theatre
3 Potters Fields Park, London SE1 2SG
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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The Oresteia takes place on Tuesday, 11 August 2026 at 19:00.
The Oresteia is held at Bridge Theatre in London (3 Potters Field Park, Potters Field, London, SE1 2SG).
Tickets for The Oresteia are priced at £30. Live prices and availability are shown on Skiddle.
Tickets for The Oresteia can be booked via Skiddle using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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Editorial Summary
The Oresteia, directed by Simon Stone, opens at the Bridge Theatre in London on 11 August 2026. The production reinterprets the Greek tragedy through a contemporary family narrative. It is categorised as theatre and tickets start from £30.00. Performances include a standard evening start time of 19:00.
This summary was automatically generated from event data sourced from official ticketing providers.
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About The Oresteia
At Bridge Theatre, The Oresteia is Simon Stone’s contemporary take on a Greek myth. A contemporary family wakes up inside the story and cannot seem to find a way out of its hellish destiny.
Stone is an Australian theatre and film director known for his radical reworkings of classic works, including Yerma and Phaedra. He also staged The Lady from the Sea at the Bridge Theatre last year.
Key facts: BSL performance on Saturday 12 December at 14:30. Please contact the venue to book this performance.
Before you book
This production contains themes of death and suicide, incest, scenes of a sexual nature, strong explicit language, violence, self-harm, blood, vomit and other bodily fluids, and use of needles. This list may be updated as the production develops. If you would like further information on content before booking, email boxoffice@bridgetheatre.co.uk. No refunds or exchanges are available after purchase.
Venue
Bridge Theatre
3 Potters Fields Park, London SE1 2SG
Description supplied by the event organiser.
📍 Venue
Bridge Theatre3 Potters Field Park, Potters Field, London, SE1 2SG
Southwark, London
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When is The Oresteia?
The Oresteia takes place on Tuesday, 11 August 2026 at 19:00.
Where is The Oresteia taking place?
The Oresteia is held at Bridge Theatre in London (3 Potters Field Park, Potters Field, London, SE1 2SG).
How much are tickets for The Oresteia?
Tickets for The Oresteia are priced at £30. Live prices and availability are shown on Skiddle.
How do I get tickets for The Oresteia?
Tickets for The Oresteia can be booked via Skiddle using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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