Heywood Society

LXCL:This is the recommended donation for students. All profits of your purchase will be donated to the Kite Trust ✿✵

Student Ticket

LXCL:This is the recommended donation for non-students. All profits will be donated to the Kite Trust ✿✵

Non-Student Ticket

LXCL:If able, you are welcome to pay a larger amount, with all profits going to the Kite Trust.

Donation Ticket

LXCL:This is a group ticket (10) for student societies! If you want to purchase a larger amount of tickets please email (ikrp2@cam.ac.uk)

Discounted Tickets for Societies!

The Heywood Society presents &#39;ROMEO AND JULIET&#39; from the 23rd-25th of June in Peterhouse Chapel, with all proceeds being donated in aid of The Kite Trust.The show is in celebration of Pride Month and part of ongoing celebration of the 40th anniversary of women being allowed into Peterhouse.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; ✿✵1834, Anne Lister and Ann Walker &lsquo;took sacrament&rsquo; in Holy Trinity Church, an act enclosed in a backdrop of outward pressure and prejudice to their love. Romeo and Juliet, set in the regency age, is performed, for the first time, in Peterhouse Chapel. With a cast of female, non-binary, trans and gender-queer actors, the production marks a culmination of Pride Month. Entwined with love letters and poems from both past and present, the show forms both a celebration for the enduring beauty of queer love, but also a vigil for queer loss. Despite the outward pressure facing Romeo and Juliet, Anne Lister and Ann Walker, and countless other queer individuals, past and present, the show demonstrates that queer love has always existed and will always exist.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;✿✵For more information, please see:@romeo_and_juliet_inthechapel@thekitetrust If you have any accessibility requirements please do email <a fr-original-style="" href="mailto:ikrp2@cam.ac.uk" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; -webkit-user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">ikrp2@cam.ac.uk</a>. There is a ramp to the chapel and space for at least two wheelchairs in the chapel.

The Heywood Society presents 'ROMEO AND JULIET' from the 23rd-25th of June in Peterhouse Chapel, with all proceeds being donated in aid of The Kite Trust.The show is in celebration of Pride Month and part of ongoing celebration of the 40th anniversary of women being allowed into Peterhouse.                                                                    ✿✵1834, Anne Lister and Ann Walker ‘took sacrament’ in Holy Trinity Church, an act enclosed in a backdrop of outward pressure and prejudice to their love. Romeo and Juliet, set in the regency age, is performed, for the first time, in Peterhouse Chapel. With a cast of female, non-binary, trans and gender-queer actors, the production marks a culmination of Pride Month. Entwined with love letters and poems from both past and present, the show forms both a celebration for the enduring beauty of queer love, but also a vigil for queer loss. Despite the outward pressure facing Romeo and Juliet, Anne Lister and Ann Walker, and countless other queer individuals, past and present, the show demonstrates that queer love has always existed and will always exist.     ✿✵For more information, please see:@romeo_and_juliet_inthechapel@thekitetrust If you have any accessibility requirements please do email <a href="mailto:ikrp2@cam.ac.uk" target="_blank">ikrp2@cam.ac.uk</a>. There is a ramp to the chapel and space for at least two wheelchairs in the chapel.

Heywood Society

ROMEO AND JULIET✿✵ Peterhouse Chapel

Trumpington St

Student Ticket

£8

Non-Student Ticket

£12

Donation Ticket

Discounted Tickets for Societies!

£75

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