Visit us in the heart of Canterbury.
The Marlowe Theatre (Main House & Studio)
The Friars, Canterbury CT1 2AS
The Marlowe Theatre, our in-person Box Office and our Green Room Restaurant and Caféare all open from 10am, Monday to Saturday.
By train: The Marlowe is around a 10-minute walk from Canterbury East rail station, or around a 15-minute walk from Canterbury West station. Book direct with no fees from the Southeastern website, where you can also learn about Kids for a Quid tickets, GroupSave bookings and other ways to save.
By bus: The Marlowe is easily accessible by bus. For a list of services and a journey planner, visit kentbusinfo.co.uk.
By bike: There are bike racks outside the Marlowe, or you could hire one of the city’s Beryl e-bikes and park at the nearby bays on St Peter’s Place or St Radigund’s Street.
By car: The Canterbury City Council website contains a map of the city’s car parks.
Poor Priests’ Hospital
Stour Street, Canterbury CT1 2NZ
On foot: The Poor Priests’ Hospital is a five-minute walk from the Marlowe. Please note that the walk via the High Street and Stour Street includes cobblestones and is often uneven.
By train: The Poor Priests’ Hospital is around a 10-minute walk from both Canterbury East and Canterbury West rail stations. Book direct with no fees from the Southeastern website, where you can also learn about Kids for a Quid tickets, GroupSave bookings and other ways to save.
By bus: The Poor Priests’ Hospital is easily accessible by bus. For a list of services and a journey planner, visit kentbusinfo.co.uk.
By bike: There are bike racks near the Poor Priests’ Hospital, or you could hire one of the city’s Beryl e-bikes and park at the nearby bays on Best Lane by Canterbury Library.
By car: The Poor Priests’ Hospital has no entrance or driveway, and drivers will need to drop off passengers outside and park elsewhere. The Canterbury City Council website contains a map of the city’s car parks.