It’s easy to overlook the sonnets sometimes, so Martin Williams reads our first Sonnet of the Shakespeare Season.
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Kicking off our month long celebration of Shakespeare is Eva McKenna with a piece from Act 2, Scene 3 of Much Ado About Nothing.
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Music Credit
Dreamy Interlude by Alexander Nakarada
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We’re returning with our best ever Streamyard performance. This time, to end our Shakespeare Season, we’re bringing you a streamed performance of Twelfth Night. This Shakespeare comedy of mistaken identity, love, and foolery is coming May 2021.
Keep your eyes peeled right here or on any of our socials for our cast announcements beginning next week.
Following on from our first streamyard performance of The Chimes, we’re back with another production. This time it’s a revival of our very first show. First produced in 2012, Dickens, Drood & The Best of Tomes has an updated script, a new name and it being performed on a stream. The recording of which is now available for you to buy and enjoy.
Charles Dickens is preparing one final performance of his books. He loves performing extracts from his novels, but throughout his rehearsals his household staff keep interrupting. Featuring scenes from ten novels, and loads of Dickens trivia, this streamyard performance is brought to you by a cast of just three who bring dozens of Dickens’ biggest and best characters to life before your eyes.
For Christmas 2020, we took a lesser known Charles Dickens story and made it into a virtual theatre performance. This was our first attempt at doing a livestreamed show, and though we had a few hiccups we think it went really well. We’ve got the recording of the Livestream now available to buy over on our Ko-Fi Page.
Featuring five skilled performers who create a dozen characters between them, this is a Christmas story with a difference, and one we think you’ll really enjoy.
