Frankenstein

at Rose Theatre Kingston

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Book Frankenstein tickets & experience Mary Shelley's chilling masterpiece at Rose Theatre Kingston

More than 200 years after it first shocked readers, Frankenstein returns in a bold new adaptation from acclaimed writer and director Jeff James. As science evolves at a breathtaking pace, Mary Shelley's groundbreaking story feels more relevant than ever.

  • See Mary Shelley's legendary gothic novel brought vividly to life on stage
  • Experience a bold new adaptation from writer and director Jeff James
  • Discover a powerful story exploring science, ambition and responsibility
  • Watch a thought-provoking retelling of one of literature's most influential works
  • Enjoy a gripping production that feels as relevant today as ever
  • See Frankenstein reimagined for a 21st-century audience at Rose Theatre Kingston

Frankenstein at Rose Theatre Kingston

  • Dates: 16th April - 8th May 2027
  • Venue: Rose Theatre Kingston, Kingston upon Thames
  • Duration: 2 hours 20 minutes, including interval
  • Writer & Director: Jeff James
  • Age Guidance: Children under 14 must be accompanied by a responsible person aged 16+

A timeless warning about the dangers of unchecked ambition

A scientist creates life in a laboratory and unleashes forces he cannot control. Nothing will ever be the same. It's the future. It's the past. It's right now. Frankenstein remains one of the most influential stories ever written, exploring humanity's desire to push beyond boundaries and the consequences that can follow.

In this striking new adaptation, Jeff James transports Shelley's visionary novel into the 21st century, examining questions that continue to shape our modern world. As science and technology advance faster than ever before, Frankenstein serves as a powerful reminder of the responsibilities that accompany innovation.

Combining suspense, drama and timeless themes, this production explores creation, control and the complex relationship between creator and creation. Audiences will be drawn into a story that has fascinated readers and theatre-goers for generations.

Both deeply human and unsettlingly relevant, Frankenstein challenges audiences to consider what happens when ambition outpaces wisdom, and whether some discoveries come at too great a cost.

Book Frankenstein tickets today and experience Mary Shelley's enduring masterpiece reimagined for a new generation at Rose Theatre Kingston. Tickets delivered instantly via email & SMS.

Location
24-26 High Street,
Kingston,
London,
KT1 1HL,
Kingston,
KT1 1HL
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24-26 High St,
Kingston upon Thames,
London,
KT1 1HL
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How to find us

Rose Theatre Kingston is located at 24-26 High Street, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 1HL.

  • By car: Enter KT1 1HL into your sat nav. Several public car parks are available in Kingston town centre within walking distance of the theatre.
  • By train: Kingston Station is approximately a 10-minute walk from the theatre and is served by South Western Railway services from London Waterloo.
  • By bus: Numerous bus routes serve Kingston town centre, including routes from central London, Richmond, Wimbledon, Surbiton and surrounding areas.
  • By foot: From Kingston Station, walk towards Kingston town centre and the High Street. The theatre is located close to the Market Place and riverside area.
Facilities
  • Wheelchair accessible
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What age is Frankenstein suitable for?

Children under the age of 14 must not attend unaccompanied and must be accompanied by a responsible person aged 16 or over.

How long is Frankenstein?

Frankenstein has a running time of approximately 2 hours 20 minutes, including an interval.

Who wrote and directed Frankenstein?

This adaptation of Frankenstein is written and directed by Jeff James.

What is Frankenstein about?

Frankenstein follows a scientist who creates life in a laboratory and unleashes forces he cannot control. The story explores science, ambition, humanity and the consequences of creation.

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