Experience Shakespeare’s gripping tragedy live at the British School in the Netherlands.
On Wednesday 14 October, Guildford Shakespeare Company brings Macbeth to Senior School Voorschoten for a compelling evening of professional live theatre.
“What’s done cannot be undone”
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Performance details
Wednesday 14 October 2026
19:00–20:45
Senior School Voorschoten
The British School in the Netherlands
Jan van Hooflaan 3
2252 BG Voorschoten
Tickets are available through Eventbrite.
[Book tickets]
For members of the BSN community, please purchase your tickets through the BSN Intranet, Compass
BSN Community Tickets: Shakespeare's Macbeth Performed by Visiting UK Theatre Group
ABOUT GUILDFORD SHAKESPEARE COMPANY
Established in 2006, Guildford Shakespeare Company is one of Surrey’s best-loved and largest producing theatre companies. Its aim is to re-invigorate the act of theatregoing, break down barriers and prove that everyone can access and enjoy the works of William Shakespeare.
As part of our commitment to sharing the magic of theatre with our communities, we are taking our shows to villages to provide access to professional theatre in rural areas.
In an echo of Shakespeare's own practices, our four professional actors and stage manager will travel to your venue and set up the stage and all technical equipment. This production is designed for visiting community spaces and therefore will not be our large-scale production.
ABOUT ORANGE TREE THEATRE
The Orange Tree Theatre is an award-winning, independent theatre. Recognised as a powerhouse that creates high-quality productions of new and rediscovered plays, we entertain 70,000 people across the UK every year.
We believe in the power of dramatic stories to entertain, thrill and challenge us; plays that enrich our lives by enhancing our understanding of ourselves and each other.
The Orange Tree Theatre’s mission is to enable audiences to experience the next generation of theatre talent, experiment with ground-breaking new drama and explore the plays from the past that inspire the theatre-makers of the present.


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