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Dundee Rep Theatre building from the front on an overcast day, a large grey brick structure with large windows

Your visit

We look forward to welcoming you on your next visit to Dundee Rep.  Below you will find information on how to find our A-listed building, accessibility information, event booking information and details of our café bar and restaurant. If you have any other questions about your visit please contact our box office team via boxoffice@dundeerep.co.uk or on 01382 223530.

Our box office is open:

Sun - Tue: Open for performances only
Wed & Thu: 11am – 5pm or start of performance
Fri & Sat: 10am – 5pm or start of performance

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How to find us

A dance theatre performance featuring a dancer in a yellow top and black shorts, with a person in a yellow shirt seated in a motorized wheelchair on a dimly lit stage.

Access

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Booking information

A man in a cowboy outfit is singing and playing the fiddle on stage with other performers in background.

Gift Vouchers

A bowl of lentil and vegetable curry with garnish, presented on a dark table with a candle and glassware in the background.

Rep Restaurant

What's on

  1. Promotional image for the play 'Doubt: A Parable,' featuring bold red text reading 'DOUBT' with smaller black text below that says 'A PARABLE' and 'The Tony & Pulitzer Award-Winning Play.' The image has a minimalist design with a large black cross casting dramatic shadows. Silhouettes of a priest and a nun stand at opposite ends of the cross, facing each other against a cream-colored background.

    Doubt: A Parable - Touch Tour

    This guided tour will take place before the audio described performance. The tour will provide an opportunity for blind and partially sighted people to explore the set, props, and costumes of the production.
    More info

  2. Ray Bradshaw: CODA

    The multi award winning comedian is back on tour with a brand-new show all about growing up as a CODA; A Child of Deaf Adults.
    More info

  3. Beth Malcolm: FOLKMOSIS

    Tayside singer-songwriter Beth Malcolm’s FOLKMOSIS is a musical coming-of-age story that has been writing itself since before she could speak.
    More info

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