Cambridge theater

5 venues across 3 areas: find where each one is, how to get there and where to see what is on.

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ADC Theatre, Cambridge
ADC TheatrePhoto: Steve Daniels, CC BY-SA 2.0
Cambridge Corn Exchange, Cambridge
Cambridge Corn ExchangePhoto: Richard Humphrey, CC BY-SA 2.0
Cambridge Junction, Cambridge
Cambridge JunctionPhoto: Wayland Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0
Cambridge Shakespeare Festival (college gardens), Cambridge
Cambridge Shakespeare Festival (college gardens)Photo: John Sutton, CC BY-SA 2.0
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Cambridge theaters

5 theaters

Arts Theatre Cambridge
Touring theater
King's Parade and Market Square

Arts Theatre Cambridge

A 664-seat theater between Peas Hill and St Edward's Passage, founded by John Maynard Keynes and opened in 1936.

Step-free (reported)

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  • 6 St Edward's Passage, CB2 3PJ
  • Cambridge (nearest station)
  • About 664 seats · opened 1936
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Cambridge Shakespeare Festival (college gardens), Cambridge Open-air (seasonal)
Colleges and the Backs

Cambridge Shakespeare Festival (college gardens)

Open-air Shakespeare in Cambridge college gardens each summer; the 2026 festival ran July 13 to August 29.

Step-free (reported)

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  • College gardens (2026: St John's, Trinity Fellows' Garden, Downing), CB2 1TP
  • Cambridge (nearest station)
Theater page How to get there Map Official site Report a problem with Cambridge Shakespeare Festival (college gardens)

Programs and tickets

Find out what is on

Britlens does not list individual productions or run dates, because they change too often to stay correct. Each venue's own program page is the place to check dates and book. The Cambridge what's-on hub links to every one.

Step-free information comes from the venue's own access page or from OpenStreetMap contributors and is shown as reported. Check with the venue before you travel.