Tickets: Tickets for Love’s Labour’s Lost and The Winter’s Tale will be available to purchase in advance online and at the door on the night of performances.

Tickets are available NOW for purchase on our ticketing website: https://app.ticketowl.io/o/aD9SGtlx-sIGX5a6

Show dates and times: Love’s Labour’s Lost

Performed on the grounds of Christ Church Cathedral.

Reduced price preview performance: Saturday June 20.

Regular performances: Sun. 21nd, Tues. 23rd, Sat. 27th, Sun. 28th, Tues. 30th, Sat. July 4th, Sun. 5th

All performances begin at 7:30, but audience members should arrive by 7:15, to grab a seat. Tickets will also be available to purchase on site. Make sure to dress for the weather, and be prepared to walk around the grounds of the Cathedral throughout the performance.

Run time: Approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes, including one intermission. Show length will vary depending on audience size.

Show dates and times: The Winter’s Tale

Located in lower Odell Park (near the lodge)

Reduced price preview performance: Thursday June 18.

Regular performances: Fri. Jun 19th, Mon. 22nd, Thur. 25th, Fri. 26th, Mon. 29th, Thur. July 2nd, Fri. 3rd.

The Winter’s Tale will be performed purpose-built stage on the grounds of Lower Odell Park, in the field next to the lodge. It will be traditional fixed-seating staging.

All performances begin at 7:30, but audience members should arrive by 7:15, to grab a seat. Tickets will also be available to purchase on site.

Make sure to dress for the weather and bring your seat of choice.

Run time: Approximately 2 hours 45 minutes, including one intermission.

TICKET INFORMATION

Tickets will be available at the performances on the night of the show (cash preferred, but debit/credit purchase also available), or can be purchased in advance online* from our website. Advance purchase is recommended to ensure yourself a seat and avoid waiting in line at the box office on performance nights.

Ticket Prices:

Regular Performances

All tickets online and at the door will be “choose your own” ticket price, with available options of:

$15 = Discounted Price–recommended for: Students, Seniors, Underwaged, those attending as part of a family group (of 4 or more), those attending both productions who have already purchased a Regular or Full Price ticket for one.

$25 = recommended Regular Price

$35 = Full Price (Patron/Supporter)—recommended for: those who would like to bundle their ticket purchase with a donation to help support the work of Bard in the Barracks. Comes with a reserved front row seat (The Winter’s Tale only, provided ticket purchased before 5 PM on show day), a package of commemorative 2026 season merchandise and 3 complimentary snack items (any combination of food or drinks) from our concession stand.

Children 9 and under: Free.

*A service fee of $1.50-$2.50 per ticket (depending on price category) will be added to all online purchases.

Please note that the above categories are not binding or exclusive. “Choose your  price” means that you can choose a ticket tier that suits your budget, whether you’re working hard to make ends meet, or you’re a longtime Bard in the Barracks fan who’d like to support our work at a higher ticket price to help us make ends meet!

For those coming as a group (couples, families, a group of friends), feel free to choose tickets at different price points to reflect your budget as a group or as individuals.

See both shows for a discount!

And if you’re taking in both our plays this year (highly recommended!) feel free to mix and match ticket prices between the shows to earn the equivalent of the savings on our former 2-show passes (which were sold priced at: first show regular price, second show half price).

Preview Performances: June 18 (The Winter’s Tale) and June 20 (Love’s Labour’s Lost):

All tickets for our preview performances will be Pay-What-You-Will (minimum price $5).

FAQ: What is a preview? It’s the final dress rehearsal for the play and first time with an audience for the show, allowing the cast and crew a chance to make final adjustments to the performance.

Audience numbers will be capped at 100 patrons (Love’s Labour’s Lost) and 120 (The Winter’s Tale) nightly. For this reason, buying advance tickets or showing up early is advisable on fair weather nights in particular. However, if you’re willing to risk a little rain in return for a more intimate audience experience, coming on nights when the weather is a bit iffy (or any night earlier in our run) is a great idea.

Advance tickets purchased for rained-out performances can be used for subsequent shows or returned for refund. If rain forces the cancellation of a performance already in progress, audience members can return to a subsequent performance for free admittance, or can opt for a ticket refund if the stoppage occurs prior to halfway through the show.