Macbeth RSC Theatre Break

Theatre Breaks Online offer you the chance to see the royal shakespeare theatre break Macbeth so you can enjoy a fantastic evening at the theatre to see the show you've been wanting to see for ages. And then to save you commuting back home from London you can enjoy a top quality nights accomodation in one of our fantastic hotels.

Please Note : You can only purchase a hotel and show package. Tickets are not sold seperately on the theatre breaks page.

How to book Macbeth

The renowned Scottish play Macbeth Stratford is Shakespeare’s famed last tragedy. A story of murder & greed Macbeth is one of Shakespeare’s most iconic productions.

Set in Medieval Scotland Macbeth Stratford tells of King Duncan and his army at war, victorious Macbeth a general in the Kings army leaves the battlefield and hears his prophecy from three witches. The witches declare that he will be Thane of Cawdor and eventually king. King Duncan’s men arrive to tell Macbeth he has been made Thane of Cawdor and the first part of the prophecy is fulfilled.

Writing to his wife Lady Macbeth, Macbeth tells of the prophecy. Fuelled by greed and ambition the two connive to kill King Duncan as his visits their castle in Inverness. Murder after murder follows as blood flows from Macbeth’s hands. Set about securing his future as King Macbeth kills all who stand in his way. Haunted by his actions Macbeth revisits the witches and is told to beware of McDuff. Macbeth Stratford culminates in a battle between Macbeth and McDuff leading to Macbeth’s demise.

Macbeth Stratford has drawn an accolade of famed names to the roles of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth. Patrick Stewart, Ian Mckellan and Laurence Olivier have all portrayed Macbeth while Dame Judy Dench, Helen Mirran and Vivian Leigh have taken on the dark role of Lady Macbeth.

Michael Boyd the artistic director for the Royal Shakespeare Company directs the first new production of Macbeth Stratford in the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. Following his acclaimed performances as Richard II and Richard III Jonathan Slinger will play Macbeth.

You can only purchase tickets for Macbeth with hotel accommodation, and the number of tickets you request must be the same as the number of hotel guests.

Final show times are subject to change and specific cast members cannot be guaranteed for every performance

The most popular hotels in the west end are all available for selection and once you have chosen the Macbeth RSC theatre tickets and date you would like to go, you will be presented with a list of London hotels to choose from.

Accomodation for the Macbeth theatre break ranges from great value 3 star hotels through to a luxury 5 star hotel break.

(Final show times are subject to change. Confirmation will appear on tickets.)



Theatre Break Extras

Add a rail journey to your 'Macbeth' theatre break

Forget driving into London, take the easy way in and book train tickets with your 'Macbeth' theatre break here and now. Theatre breaks online have some very competitive deals and you'll avoid the congestion charges and parking costs too, so be sure to get a quote.

How to book your train tickets:

• Firstly finalise the details of your theatre break.


• When you reach the "Review & Add" screen simply click the "Add a rail journey" link to price up your rail journey.

Ride on the London Eye

While you are in London be sure to take the opportunity to fly on the London Eye. The famous wheel gives fantastic views across London, a real exhilarating experience. With prices starting at £14.50 it really must not be missed.


How to book the London Eye:

After selecting the details of your 'Macbeth' tickets and hotel you will reach the "Review & Add" screen:

• Click the "Add Tours And Tickets"


• Select your choices from the list


• Click the "Add Tours/Tickets Button" near the bottom of the screen

Other Extras
These are many extras which can be added to allow you to take full advantage of your stay in London.

• Insurance
• Oyster Cards
• London Dungeon
• Tower of London
• Madame Tussauds
• Ducktours
• Many many more