Promenade Theatre
Move through the gardens as six carefully chosen Shakespeare scenes unfold around you, intimate, vivid and full of life.
Love is in the air
Directed by Amanda Redman
An immersive promenade through six Shakespeare scenes of love, laughter and heartbreak
Directed by Amanda Redman
From 29, 30 & 31 August, Walk the Bard will transform the hidden gardens of London’s Middle Temple into a live, immersive theatrical adventure, bringing together six curated scenes from Shakespeare’s most treasured plays, set across the decades, all exploring love, laughter and heartbreak.
Created especially for this extraordinary setting, Walk the Bard takes audiences on a captivating stroll through the beautiful Elm Court Garden. Led by a playful Elizabethan fool, reimagined for the modern day, visitors promenade through the gardens as the stories unfold around them in a theatrical experience unlike any other in London.
Wearing immersive audio headsets, audiences are drawn into every whispered secret and every sound, from the joyful bustle of a summer wedding to the gentle chirping of Tuscan crickets, as though they are part of the story themselves.
Performed by an exceptional cast of actors, Walk the Bard offers an intimate and contemporary interpretation of Shakespeare, alongside the unique opportunity to experience theatre at the very site where Twelfth Night is thought to have been first performed.
Four elements that make Walk the Bard unforgettable
Move through the gardens as six carefully chosen Shakespeare scenes unfold around you, intimate, vivid and full of life.
Wearing immersive audio headsets, audiences are drawn into every whispered secret and every sound, as though they are part of the story themselves.
Elm Court Garden at Middle Temple, a hidden sanctuary in the heart of London, steeped in centuries of legal and theatrical history.
Every ticket includes an exclusive guided tour of Middle Temple’s iconic Great Hall, the very site where Twelfth Night is thought to have been first performed.
The Middle Temple
London EC4Y 9AT
A short walk from Temple, Blackfriars and City Thameslink stations.
Please use the Fleet Street Entrance if possible. The Tudor Street entrance will also be open. Please check in at the Box Office (situated at the Fleet Street entrance) at least 30 minutes before the start of your chosen performance to receive your drink voucher and entrance ticket to your performance.
Daily · 29, 30 & 31 August 2026
Running time approx. 60 minutes
Suitable for ages 12 and above. We request wheelchair users make themselves known to the box office at least 20 minutes before the performance is due to begin. No seating is available during the performance.
Customers who arrive late for a performance may not be admitted until a suitable break. In the event that it is not possible to admit a latecomer for any reason, no refunds will be offered.
We regret we are unable to offer any refunds. Upon request, we will transfer your tickets to another performance up to 72 hours in advance, subject to availability.
In the event of adverse weather conditions, we will endeavour to rearrange any affected performance or make alternative arrangements.
Tickets include the performance, welcome drink, exclusive Great Hall tour and programme
£39.50
Includes performance, welcome drink, Great Hall tour and programme
Official booking via Your Box Office · ATS Productions