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The Oresteia is on sale now to priority members. Advance Members: Tuesday 31 March at 10am. Public booking: Wednesday 1 April at 10am

The Oresteia

2 Jul – 19 Sep 2026 Choose Dates & Book

Overview of the production

A contemporary family wakes up in a Greek myth and can’t seem to find a way out of their hellish destiny.

Writer and director Simon Stone is joined by the same creative team that brought the “fantastically original, gripping and magnificent” (The Guardian) The Lady from the Sea to life; set designer Lizzie Clachan, costume designer Mel Page, music by Stefan Gregory, lighting designer Nick Schlieper, and casting director Jessica Ronane CDG.

The Oresteia is produced by London Theatre Company and Wouter van Ransbeek.

Tickets are on sale to Priority Members now, Advance Members Tuesday 31 March at 10am, with public booking from Wednesday 1 April at 10am.

Choose Dates & Book
Length

TBC

Performance Schedule

Monday – Saturday: 7.30pm
Thursday & Saturday: 2.30pm
please note latecomers may not be admitted 

Age Guidance

This production contains mature themes. Initial age guidance is 15+. This may change as the production develops.

Access Performances

Audio Described & Touch Tour: Saturday 22 August, 2.30pm
Captioned: Saturday 29 August, 2.30pm

Find out more about our Access facilities

Young Bridge Tickets

Young Bridge members can login to access an exclusive allocation of tickets in Gallery 2 at £25

Education Group Rate

All performances at £25 each, with 1 free teacher for every 10 pupils. Best available, excludes premium tickets.  Minimum of 10 tickets

Groups 10+

Monday-Thursday, Tickets up to £89.50 reduced to £45 each
Friday-Saturday, Tickets up to £89.50 reduced to £49.50 each

Contact groups@bridgetheatre.co.uk or fill out our group booking form for more details

All offers are subject to availability

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Creative Team

writer & director

Simon Stone

after

Aeschylus & others

producer

Wouter van Ransbeek

designer

Lizzie Clachan

Theatre includes A Number at The Bridge; The Son at the Kiln (also West End); The Nico Project at Manchester International Festival and Melbourne Festival; Rutherford and Son, Absolute Hell, As You Like It, The Beaux’ Stratagem, Treasure Island, Edward II, Port and A Woman Killed With Kindness at the National Theatre; Cyprus Avenue (also Dublin, Belfast and New York), FireworksAdler & Gibb, Gastronauts, The Witness, Our Private Life, Aunt Dan and Lemon, Ladybird and Jumpy (also West End) at the Royal Court; Far Away, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie and Blindness (also New York, Toronto, Washington, DC, Mexico City, Amsterdam and UK tour) at the Donmar; Yerma (also New York and Berlin), The Life of Galileo, Macbeth and A Season in the Congo at the Young Vic; Tipping the VelvetContains Violence and Absolute Beginners at the Lyric Hammersmith; The Skriker at the Royal Exchange; Carmen Disruption at the Almeida; All My Sons at Regent’s Park; A Sorrow Beyond Dreams at Burgtheater, Vienna; Longing, The Trial of Ubu and Tiger Country at the Hampstead; The Rings of Saturn at Schauspiel, Cologne; Happy Days at the Crucible; Far Away at Bristol Old Vic; I’ll Be the Devil, Days of Significance and The American Pilot for the RSC; and The Architects, Money, Tropicana, Amato SaltoneEther Frolics, Dance Bear Dance, The Ballad of Bobby Francois and The Tennis Show for Shunt, which she co-founded in 1998.

Opera includes The Mask of Orpheus, OrphéeOrpheus in the Underworld and Orpheus and Euridice for ENO; Seven Deadly Sins/Mahagonny Songspiel at the Royal Opera House; Nixon in China for Staatsoper Hanover; Jenufa for Nationale Opera & Ballet; La Traviata for Theater Basel/ENO; Pelléas et Mélisande for Teatr Wielki, Poland/ Festival d’Aix en Provence; Le Vin Herbé for Staatsoper Berlin; and Bliss for Staatsoper Hamburg.

October 2021

costume designer

Mel Page

music by

Stefan Gregory

lighting designer

Nick Schlieper

casting director

Jessica Ronane

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