“The idea behind the show is to make the works of Shakespeare accessible to not only those who love his writings, but equally to those that might not be familiar with them.”
The audience will be treated to some of Shakespeare’s best-known work as well as some of his more obscure writing.
“In modern time, Shakespeare is often perceived to be for a posh audience. But the truth is that he wrote for the common man. He wrote about the historical happenings of his time as well as moral tales that appealed to most men and women of his age.
“His subject matter is just as relevant today as it was in his time. Many of the pieces we have selected as part of the script will illustrate this idea for our audience.”
So, save the date for one of the performances during the show’s week-long run. It’ll be an evening you won’t soon forget.
And who knows…….. you might just become a fan.
Tickets available at eventspronto.co.nz/tprs from mid-May.
