SHAKESPEARE'S WEEKEND
WHAT'S ON & TICKETS
SHAKESPEARE'S WEEKEND 2020
Forum at Mells
6.30pm for 7.00pm, Friday 28th August 2020
Mells Tithe Barn
Mells, Somerset, BA11 3PN
To Be Confirmed...
Speakers TBC
Chaired by Professor Gerard Kilroy
Theatre at Corsley
2.30pm for 3:00pm, Saturday 29th August 2020
The Elizabethan Playhouse
Manor Farm, Corsley, Wiltshire, BA12 7QE
The Play-
Much Ado About Nothing
Performed by Illyria
Award Winning Theatre Company
Introduction by to be confirmed...
Prices include food and drink at both Events and more besides…
Prices to be confirmed...
Proceeds to Mells Community Village Shop, and The Shakespearean Authorship Trust
THE PLAY - MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
AT THE ELIZABETHAN PLAYHOUSE
Performed by Illyria as part of Shakespeare's Weekend
3.00pm, Saturday 29th August 2020
Claudio loves Hero, and Benedick hates Beatrice. This is just as well, because Hero loves Claudia and Beatrice hates Benedick.
Everyone laughs when Don Pedro plays a trick on Benedick and Beatrice, letting each think that they are secretly loved by the other. But it is no laughing matter when Don John plays a trick on Claudio and Hero, deceiving Claudio into thinking that Hero is not faithful to him.
Murderous rage is unleashed, and death can be the only solution...or can it?
Perhaps one last trick may resurrect the innocent dead, restore broken relationships- and even create an unlikely union of Benedick and Beatrice!
Now in it's 29th year, Illyria has delighted audiences the length and breadth of the UK, and in the Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, France and the United States and Canada performing some of the most well-loved productions on offer.
The company has won 4 international "Best Performance" awards and attracted numerous '5-star" and 'Critics' Choice" reviews for the lively clarity of its approach to Shakespeare's plays and other performances.
For the Theatre, Food and Drink, and more besides………prices to be confirmed...
Proceeds to Mells Community Village Shop, and The Shakespearean Authorship Trust
Tickets from Claire da Costa, 01373 832113, or office@theelizabethanplayhouse.com
Places are limited to 130, so please book early
PAST EVENTS
SHAKESPEARE'S WEEKEND 2019
Forum at Mells
6.30pm for 7.00pm, Friday 7th September 2019
Mells Tithe Barn
Mells, Somerset, BA11 3PN
“Shakespeare, Prospero and The Island"
Join a discussion between Clare Asquith, Professor Gerard Kilroy and Cyril Kinsky QC
Chaired by Professor Gerard Kilroy
Theatre at Corsley
2.30pm for 3:00pm, Sunday 8th September 2019
The Elizabethan Playhouse
Manor Farm, Corsley, Wiltshire, BA12 7QE
The Play-
The Tempest
Performed by Illyria
Award Winning Theatre Company
Introduction by Professor Gerard Kilroy
A CHRISTMAS CAROL
By Charles Dickens
and
performed by
CHAPTERHOUSE THEATRE COMPANY
at
St. Margaret's Church
Corsley, Warminster, Wiltshire BA12 7QE
7:30pm, Thursday 6th December 2018
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On Christmas Eve, the most magical night of the year, the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge is whisked away on a journey through the past and into the future, accompanied by three fearsome ghosts determied to show him the true meaning of Christmas. This Winter, Charles Dickens' classic ghost story is brought alive in a traditional production, complete with beautiful period costume, song, dance and a magnificent musical score. Join critically-acclaimed theatre company Chapterhouse and see whether Scrooge's frozen heart will melt in time for Christmas Day...
SHAKESPEARE'S WEEKEND 2018
Debate at Mells
6.30pm for 7.00pm, Saturday 15 September
Mells Park
Mells, Somerset, BA11 3QB
“Who Was Shakespeare?”
– A Hot Debate
Between Oxfordian Alexander Waugh and
Stratfordian Clare, Countess of
Oxford and Asquith
Chaired by Professor Gerard Kilroy
Theatre at Corsley
2.00pm for 2:30pm, Sunday 16 September
The Elizabethan Playhouse
Manor Farm, Corsley, Wiltshire, BA12 7QE
The Play-
The Merchant of Venice
Performed by Illyria
Award Winning Theatre Company
Summary by Professor Gerard Kilroy
WHO WAS SHAKESPEARE? - A HOT DEBATE
As part of Shakespeare's Weekend, a debate at Mells Park between Oxfordian Alexander Waugh and Stratfordian Clare, Countess of Oxford and Asquith. Chaired by Professor Gerard Kilroy.
6.30pm Saturday 15 September 2018
