The Hereford Nativity at Hereford Cathedral

The Hereford Nativity at Hereford Cathedral

Wednesday 26 November & Thursday 27 November, 7.30 pm

Following on from the success of The Hereford Passion in 2024, Hereford Cathedral will be staging a theatrical production of the Nativity, directed by The Revd Canon James Pacey.

The Hereford Nativity will tell the story of the birth of Jesus of Nazareth with a focus on the relationship between Mary and Joseph and the struggles which they, and other people, faced in ancient Judea. In a fully staged production, the Hereford Nativity will explore the origins of Christmas in a fresh and dynamic way which will appeal to Christians and non-Christians alike.

The performance will begin at 7.30pm (doors open at 7pm) and tickets cost £10 per adult and £6 per child. Group discount applies – purchase ten tickets receive your 11th for free.

Please note that there is no interval in this production.

Full details and bookings here.

This production is suitable for children aged 10 and above, although the play is thematically intense it isn’t visibly distressing. If you have any questions about this event, or accessibility, please contact events@herefordcathedral.org or call 01432 374 251

With thanks to the Friends of Hereford Cathedral for kindly supporting this production.

 Image Credit: Caroline Potter

A little about Hereford Cathedral:

Set in the very heart of Hereford City, Hereford Cathedral is the award-winning, top tourist destination.  It houses the famous medieval Mappa Mundi and chained library.

Hereford Cathedral is a great destination for people of all ages and has lots going on for families, with a toddler group, a lego club, an escape room, trails, and events for all to enjoy.

Opening times for the Cathedral, Mappa Mundi Exhibition, and cafe can be found here.

You can read more about Hereford Cathedral here.

Access: for full access details, please visit the website here.