This summer The Lord Chamberlain’s Men, with a history stretching back to William Shakespeare himself, present the sparkling comedy, As You Like It.
Taking place at The Isle of Wight Steam Railway, Havenstreet on Wednesday 1st June at 7pm.
An outdoor theatre performance to enjoy with all the family this Summer!
One of UK’s finest touring theatre companies
UK’s finest touring theatre companies present this great play as Shakespeare first saw it performed – in the open air, by an all-male cast and with Elizabethan costumes, music and dance.
Bring a chair, a picnic and a glass of something chilled
For this unique theatrical experience, audiences are encouraged to bring a chair, a picnic and a glass of something chilled as the show promises to be another authentic, excellent and magical treat from the company that brought you 2020’s sell-out smash production of Macbeth.
Acclaimed for their stylish and accessible productions The Lord Chamberlain’s Men have been wowing audiences throughout the country and internationally in their trademark style since 2004. Continually raising the bar for standards in open air theatre they have gone from strength to strength.
A wonderfully warm, funny and rich play
Talking about the thrill of seeing theatre in the open air, Peter Stickney, Artistic Director and Producer says,
“As You Like It is a wonderfully warm, funny and rich play.
“There is something particularly special about enjoying this story of the joys of nature and its powers of rejuvenation and rebirth whilst sat amongst the trees with grass under foot and a star-filled night sky above us. Truly magical. We hope you can join us for it.”
Book today
As You Like It takes place at The Isle of Wight Steam Railway, Havenstreet, on Wednesday 1st June. Doors open 6pm, on stage at 7pm.
Tickets are priced at £17 for adult and £10 for under 16s.
Book now through the Quay Arts Website.
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