Terms And Conditions Dame Judi Dench and Sir Derek Jacobi Ballot

Dame Judi Dench and Sir Derek Jacobi will join us on stage in conversation with Richard Clifford, touching on their friendship, working relationship and anecdotes from their extensive careers. Expect anecdotes, tips and lots of laughs from these long-time friends and colleagues.

Our celebratory event has an additional post-show reception available (limited tickets available). If you would like to join us on stage with Judi and Derek after the show, please select the correct ticket at the beginning of the checkout process. For more information about this event, email [email protected].

60 years ago, the hard work, determination and passion for theatre led to the reopening of Theatre Royal – the 1960s restoration took six years of tireless fundraising and huge community efforts. It is an intrinsic part of Theatre Royal’s story and created a lasting legacy for future generations.

Tickets for Dame Judi Dench and Sir Derek Jacobi in conversation with Richard Clifford

Ballot tickets are available here.

Tickets will be offered for general sale from 26 September. General sale will be facilitated via a ballot, open to all.

Sign up to the ballot at www.theatreroyal.org from 26 September until 2 October. Tickets will be allocated on a random basis *

Terms & Conditions of Ballot

• *Inclusion in the ballot limited to one per person (duplicates will be removed)
• 1 entry into the ballot is for up to 2 tickets.
• Ballot opens 26 September and closes 2 October.
• Successful ballot entrants will be contacted on 7 October to purchase their tickets.
• Unsuccessful ballot entrants will be notified on 7 October and automatically be added to a waiting list.

Ticket Information for Dame Judi Dench and Sir Derek Jacobi in conversation with Richard Clifford Wednesday 29 October 2025

• Standard Tickets £60
• Premium Tickets £120 (include exclusive post-show reception on stage with Dame Judi and Sir Derek)

This event is generously supported by Churchgates and Greene King.

Theatre Royal is a registered charity and relies on fundraising to continue to ensure the future of the theatre today and for future generations.  Over 25% of the theatre’s income is raised through fundraising activity and core grant funding. The theatre’s vision is to be a creative powerhouse for our region, using courageous storytelling to spark positive social change – bringing people together to share unforgettable theatrical experiences.  53% of Theatre Royal’s income comes from charitable activities such as fundraising events, their heritage programme and in-house productions. Just as it was 60 years ago, Theatre Royal sits at the heart of its community and its stability, and ability to thrive, is ensured through vital support from individuals and local businesses.