All performances take place at 514 Fourth Street Theatre in San Rafael.

Performance Runtime: approximately 1:15 with a 20-minute Q & A and workshop with the actors.

Tickets: Student Matinee performance tickets are $10/person, with discounts of up to 100% available to schools for whom cost is a barrier.

Transportation: Students should arrive by bus, carpool or public transportation, no later than 15 minutes prior to the start time of the performance. Marin Shakespeare is pleased to offer transportation funding to school groups of 20+ for whom the cost of transportation may be prohibitive. Please ask us about funding at the time you make your reservation. 
Another transportation option if you are coming from Marin or Sonoma is the SMART Train.  Students (up to 18) ride free and the station is about 2 blocks from the theatre.  A few schools have utilized this option in the past and found it very easy and convenient. 
We recommend that you confirm your bus reservation or other transportation plan at least a month in advance. 

Supervision: We recommend a ratio of one adult to every 20 students.  

Optional Program Extensions: Book a pre- or post-show classroom visit with an actor/ teaching artist to discuss the play, and the performance and to explore the text. 

PRODUCTION NOTE: Romeo / Juliet, is a youth-centered, contemporary approach to the text, shaped by an ensemble of many identities, including non-binary and queer artists. All perspectives inform the storytelling, as we create a production that is both accessible to families and reflective of the world we live in.

Marin Shakespeare Company is human-first organization that prioritizes artistic excellence through an inclusive and supportive process. We are proud to foster a space where all perspectives are valued and celebrated.

CONTENT ADVISORY: While we do our best to modify the language and fight scenes so younger and more sensitive viewers can enjoy the performance, the core of Shakespeare’s play remains intact.  Romeo / Juliet is a tragedy with the violent murders and suicides of young people at its center.   The play also features bawdy as well as abusive language.  Prop weapons are used.  There will be no stage blood. Recommended for audiences in 5th grade and up.