MacBeth at Cogges Manor Farm

DATE

March 7, 2025

Something wicked this way comes with Truth Told Theatre’s adaption of the Scottish play

Macbeth is the second venture for Truth Told Theatre, coming in the wake of their sold- out production of Romeo & Juliet last summer.  

Performing again at Cogges Manor Farm in Witney, the TTT team are embracing the site-specific advantages of the historical and authentic Cogges but instead of performing outside, they will be performing in the large barn. With its ancient stone walls and floors it’s the perfect place to transport the audience back to a medieval castle! 

Set in medieval Scotland in the gripping world of ambition, betrayal and the supernatural, Shakespeare’s legendary tragedy Macbeth, charts the rise and fall of Macbeth and explores the darkest corners of the human psyche.  

TTT’s founder, Louise Taney says: “I’m hoping to make Macbeth accessible to the community at a more affordable price, and with a lower price for under-17s at £12pp, I encourage anyone studying Macbeth for GCSE to enjoy this fast-paced accessible production.” 

Wrap up warm and get ready to embark on a journey through the depths of human ambition and its consequences on Friday 28th & Saturday 29th March. Doors open at 6.30pm, with curtain-up at 7pm. There’s a matinee on Saturday, 29th March, doors open at 2pm for curtain-up at 2.30pm. 

Tickets are £14pp adults, £12.60 annual pass holder, £12 children & students under 17. There will be a bar and refreshments available. 

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