Hambledon Outdoor Theatre

DATE

July 8, 2024

Would you like to experience the delight of outdoor theatre in one of the most beautiful Arts and Crafts settings in the South East of England?

Troubador Theatre presents William Shakespeare’s comedy A Midsummer Night’s Dream on Friday, 12th July, at 6pm, and Saturday, 13th July, at 1pm & 6pm at the beautiful Vann in Hambledon, GU8 4EF.

Four young lovers, five amateur players, and a warring fairy host descend on the same forest in one evening. What could possibly go wrong?! As the lines between reality and illusion begin to blur, no one but the mischievous Puck knows what is true and what is magic…

Troubadour’s take on Shakespeare’s classic comedy will transport you from your local forest, field, hall or dell to a truly magical midsummer dream. It is a production both epic and intimate, designed to be enjoyed by all the family. It is packed with original songs and plenty of wonder.

Gates will open half an hour before the performance or you can go early and enjoy the garden and picnic. Come rain, come shine, the show WILL go on!

Adult/Bards: £24, children/Troupers: £22. Early access and picnicking: £10pp

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