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Quadrophenia Tickets

Meet the new generation…

This production is recommended for ages 12+.

Performance dates

24 Jun - 13 Jul 2025

Run time 2 hours and 20 mins (including interval)

Includes interval

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In 1973, guitar smashing rock genius Pete Townshend wrote Quadrophenia.

Recorded by The Who – it quickly became an iconic and multi-million selling album. Quadrophenia defined a generation and in 1979 inspired the cult classic feature film of the same name.

Now it’s back – this time as an explosive dance production – Quadrophenia, a Mod Ballet with a cast of exceptional dancers, introducing new audiences to troubled mod Jimmy’s story while remaining true in spirit to the much-loved original.

Quadrophenia is steeped in the mythology of the 1960s – sharp suits, soul music, vespas and parkas but its themes of lost youth, rebellion, the search for belonging and hunger for social change are just as urgent today.

A rich, orchestral version of the album by Rachel Fuller, first heard in concert version at The Royal Albert Hall and recorded by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is the backdrop for this adrenaline filled rollercoaster ride.

Choreographer **Paul Roberts and Director Rob Ashford **bring together some of the UK’s finest creative talent from the worlds of music, theatre, film and dance. With original costumes by renowned British fashion house Paul Smith, video design by YeastCulture and set design by Christopher Oram.

Prepare to be blown away as the power of dance brings a whole new dimension to the raw energy and emotion of one of the UK’s most iconic rock albums.

Upcoming Performance Times

Tuesday24 June 2025
Wednesday25 June 2025
Thursday26 June 2025
Thursday26 June 2025
Friday27 June 2025
Saturday28 June 2025
Saturday28 June 2025
19:30
19:30
14:00
19:30
19:30
14:00
19:30

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Content

This production includes physical assault (simulated violence), mature sexual themes and drug use.

Access

Audio described performance: 5 July at 2:00pm
Tickets from£35
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