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OUTDOOR THEATRE
Join us on 21 July for the fantastic 440 Theatre and their performance of two Shakespeare plays in one sitting!
As part a double bill, 440 will be performing Macbeth and Romeo & Juliet in the space of one evening! Act One sees the 440 team wrestle with a side splitting Macbeth (Yes, a comedy!) followed by an even more outrageous Romeo & Juliet in Act Two.
Running Time: 2 Hours Including Interval
Doors: 5.30pm for drinks and picnics
Starts: 7pm - 2 x 40 minute shows
Finishes: approx. 9pm
Picnics welcome but NO ALCOHOL. Our bar will be open for you.
This event will take place whatever the weather - there is a plan for rain!
Tickets can be bought from the Hall ( message, email or call 01257452044) or by following the link on the poster to 440
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£18 adults
Concession £16
Family of 4 -£60
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