Director: Richard Brown Venue: The George Hotel
Shakespeare In Love And War is a one-act play exploring the two sides of the human heart vividly brought to life by the worlds greatest playwright and a cast of most memorable characters ever to set foot on the world’s stage.
Having been starved of our favourite Shakespeare plays over the last year, Shakespeare In Love And War brings you a bumper crop all together.
You can feast on the lecherous Falstaff or the star-crossed lovers Romeo & Juliet; raise your patriotic spirits in the company of Henry V; delight in the knock-about comedy of Petruccio and his Kate; share the downfall of King Lear or the wonderful wit of Beatrice and Benedick.
And although we had to cancel Twelfth Night, here is also a little taster of what might have been as the outrageous Malvolia trips over her own vanity.
All of these and more are skilfully woven into a tale of Love and War, staged in a novel way which respects all of the safety requirements and restrictions due to coronavirus.