# parts

Part:
Archbishop of Canterbury (Thomas Cranmer)


# SIarchive

Address:
Shakespeare's Globe, New Globe Walk, Bankside


# SICompany

CompanyName:
Elstree and Boreham Light Operatic Society


CompanyName:
Cromer and Sheringham Amateur Opera and Dramatic Society


Address:
Unit 16, 10-11 Archer Street Studios, Archer Street


HistoricalNote:
STRAYDOGS is a small, London-based theatre company, founded in 1997 by director Simon Godwin and producer Emma Stenning.


HistoricalNote:
No relation to Kenneth Branagh's Renaissance Theatre Company


CompanyName:
Theatre Royal Bath Young People’s Theatre Company


CompanyName:
Cambridge University American Stage Tour (CAST).


Address:
Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes Building at 1 Kent Terrace


CompanyName:
Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory Theatre Company


HistoricalNote:
Touring company, specialising in comic Shakespeare adaptations.


HistoricalNote:
The Gloucestershire-based Festival Players Theatre Company is a professional
touring company founded in 1986. It is an open-air touring company performing Shakespeare across the
country at stately homes, castles, abbeys, National Trust properties,
gardens, public parks and schools and at the Three Choirs Festival.


Address:
adj. to the Woodside Car Park, off Walsworth Road


CompanyName:
University of Kent at Canterbury Dramatics


Address:
32 Trinity Court, 170A Gloucester Terrace


CompanyName:
Royal National Theatre Education Company


Address:
Westwood Town Hall, Harrison & Montana Avenues


Address:
Palace Theatre, 5th Floor, Shaftesbury Avenue


HistoricalNote:
Reputed to be the oldest surviving amateur dramatic company in Britain


Address:
University of Strathclyde, McCance Building, 98 Ingram Street


Address:
Hinckley Concordia Theatre, Stockwell Head


CompanyName:
Manchester Royal Exchange Theatre Company


Address:
Box 332, Students Union, University of Warwick


Address:
4th Floor, Hanover House, Hanover Street


CompanyName:
Wolverhampton Youth Music Theatre Company


CompanyName:
Fleming Premier Banking Shakespeare Workshop


Address:
Old Museum Arts Center, 7 College Square North


CompanyName:
Prince of Wales Centre Youth Theatre Company


CompanyName:
Northbrook College Performing Arts Company.


CompanyName:
Queen Margaret University College Company


CompanyName:
Southend-on-Sea Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Strode College Centre for the Performing Arts


HistoricalNote:
Founded 1994. A community company, open auditions, encouraging local people to take part.  Company also organises social events, play readings etc.


Address:
Chapter Arts Centre, Market Road, Canton


CompanyName:
Seigy Tamura, Theatre du Sygne and Haiyu-za


CompanyName:
City of Birmingham Touring Opera productions


CompanyName:
Salford Priors Youth and Community Theatre Group


Address:
Norden Farm Centre for the Arts, Altwood Road


CompanyName:
Mardjanishvili State Academic Drama Theatre


CompanyName:
Double Edge Drama (Oxford University Students Company)


CompanyName:
Centre Dramatique National Orleans and Loiret-Centre


CompanyName:
Theatre-Machine at the Theatre de Gennevilliers


HistoricalNote:
West African music and dance company from Ghana


CompanyName:
Centre International des Creations Theatricales


Contact:
Dual base company.  Also contactable via Grand Theatre, Swansea


CompanyName:
Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (RSAMD)


HistoricalNote:
Touring co based at TR Plymouth.  Company name used just for Ninagawa's Hamlet?


Address:
Central Studio
Queen Mary's College,
Cliddesdon Road


Address:
Harold Wood Methodist Church, 1, The Drive


HistoricalNote:
see New Wolsey Theatre for contact details


CompanyName:
New Zealand Ballet Company (Royal New Zealand Ballet)

Address:
Westpac St James Theatre, 77-83 Courtenay Place, P.O.Box 27 050


CompanyName:
Dorking Dramatic and Operatic Society (DDOS)


Address:
5 Nether Street, Tally Ho Corner, North Finchley


Address:
Community Centre, Durham Lane, Eaglescliff


CompanyName:
CAODS (County Amateur and Dramatic Society)


CompanyName:
Al-Maktoum Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies

Address:
University of Aberdeen, 124 Blackness Road


Address:
Brwonhills Memorial Hall, Lichfield Road


CompanyName:
Park Lane College (Travel and Tourism Students)


Address:
Royal Lyceum Theatre, 30b Grindley Street


Address:
Nightingale Theatre, 29-30 Surrey Street


CompanyName:
University of Wolverhampton Drama Department


CompanyName:
Shakespeare Theatre Company (Washington DC)


CompanyName:
SEDOS (Stock Exchange Dramatic and Operatic Society)


CompanyName:
Theatre Royal Bath Young People's Theatre


CompanyName:
Cambridge University European Theatre Group


CompanyName:
St Leonard's School and Sixth Form College


Address:
Tavistock Repertory Company, 54a Canonbury Road


CompanyName:
Gorseinon College Performing Arts Department


CompanyName:
Bacup Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Glastonbury and Street Musical Comedy Society


CompanyName:
Bury St Edmunds Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Chelmsford Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Whitchurch Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Kingston Vale Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Sutton Coldfield Musical Theatre Company


CompanyName:
Teatrul National 'Marin Sorescu' - Craiova


CompanyName:
Gloucestershire Young Shakespeare Theatre Company


CompanyName:
Tomlinscote School and Sixth Form College


CompanyName:
Dartford Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
St John's Great Marsden Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
BUSOM (Bradford University Society of Operettas and Musicals)


CompanyName:
Wallington Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Newton Abbot & District Musical Comedy Society


CompanyName:
Gillingham Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Rhyl & District Amateur Operatic Society


CompanyName:
Cheltenham Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
March and District Amateur Operatic Society


CompanyName:
Abertillery Youth Drama & Musical Society


CompanyName:
Cydach and District Amateur Operatic Society


CompanyName:
Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse Youth Theatre


CompanyName:
Society Theatre Company, Durham University


CompanyName:
Maltings Youth Theatre & Youth Dance Group


Address:
Rotherham College of Arts and Technology


CompanyName:
Retford and District Amateur Operatic Society


CompanyName:
Trinity Methodist Music and Drama Fellowship


CompanyName:
Tunbridge Wells Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Henley-on-Thames Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Norwich Theatre Royal Youth Theatre Company


CompanyName:
Romsey Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society


HistoricalNote:
Course run by the RSC to devise and rehearse a play


CompanyName:
Eastbourne Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Duns & District Amateur Operatic Society


CompanyName:
Banstead and Nork Amateur Operatic Society


CompanyName:
Enfield Light Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Horsham Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Telford and District Light Operatic Players


CompanyName:
Murton & East Durham Musical Theatre Group


CompanyName:
Gabriel Sundukyan National Academic Theatre


CompanyName:
National Music Theatre Company for Young People


CompanyName:
Fusion Acting and Musical Exploration (FAME)


CompanyName:
Gloucester Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Cheshire Actors Studio Youth Theatre Company


CompanyName:
Cambridge School of Visual and Performing Arts


CompanyName:
Hinckley Concordia Amateur Operatic Society


CompanyName:
Institute for Exploration in Theatre, Dance and Performance


CompanyName:
Cambridge University Gilbert and Sullivan Society


CompanyName:
Mechanicals (Isle of Wight Shakespeare Company Youth Group)


CompanyName:
University of Sunderland Drama Department


CompanyName:
BYTES (Bacup Youth Theatre Education School)


CompanyName:
Bath Spa University College of Liberal Arts


CompanyName:
University of St Andrews Performing Arts Fund


CompanyName:
University of Sunderland Faculty of Arts Design and Media


CompanyName:
All or Nothing Repertory Theatre Company


CompanyName:
Todmorden Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society


CompanyName:
Lancaster Amateur Dramatic and Operatic Society


CompanyName:
Chorley Amateur Dramatic and Operatic Society (CADOS)


CompanyName:
Polesden Lacey Shakespeare Theatre Company


CompanyName:
EDP Theatre Company, Soon Chun Hyang University, Korea


CompanyName:
Sleaford Little Theatre Amateur Dramatic Society


Address:
Rehearses at the William Morris Meeting Rooms, 267 The Broadway


Address:
Oklahoma City University School of Theatre


# SImain

Title:
ShakeItUp: The Improvised Shakespeare Show


PerformanceNote:
6 - 26 August
Also at The Quay at Sudbury, 8 June


PerformanceNote:
10 November - 4 February
Also at Leeds Playhouse, 9 - 25 February 2023


PerformanceNote:
9 - 14 May
Also at Temple Church, London, 30 May - 4 June


PerformanceNote:
3 May - 10 September 
On tour 26 May - 22 September


Title:
Playing Shakespeare with Deutschebank: Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
Adaptation for children.  Paired with A Midsummer Night's Dream.  12 - 17 November 2001


PerformanceNote:
Adaptation of Henry VI plays. 3 February 2001 - 16 March 2001


PerformanceNote:
Touring revival of 2001 Watermill production

TourNotes:
The Hawth, Crawley, 19 - 22 September ; Leicester Haymarket Theatre, Leicester, 25 - 30 September; Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 9 - 13 October


Title:
The Thoughts of Joan of Arc on The English as She Burns at The Stake

PerformanceNote:
Monologue, loosely based on Henry VI, pt. 1.  20 April - 31 May


PerformanceNote:
Transferred to Theatre Royal, Newcastle and Barbican Centre, London.


TourNotes:
Viaduct Theatre, Halifax, 1 March - 10 March 2001 (01442 255 266); Gateway Theatre, Chester, 14 - 17 March 2001 (01244 340 392); Corn Exchange, Newbury, 20 March - 21 March (01635 522 733); The Point, Eastleigh, 23 March - 24 March (023 8065 2333); Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, 28 – 31 March 2001 (01723 370 541); Rheged Discovery Centre, Penrith, 2 April - 3 April (01768 868 000); Low Level Station, Nottingham, 5 April - 7 April (0115 941 9419); West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds, 9 April - 21 April (0113 2137 700); Barrow-in-Furness Sixth Form College, Barrow-in-Furness, 23 April - 28 April (01229 820 000); Coliseum Theatre, Oldham, 30 April - 5 May (0161 624 2829); Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmonds, 8 May - 12 May (01284 769 505); New Victoria Theatre, Newcastle-under-Lyme, 14 May - 19 May (01782 717 962); South Hill Park Arts Centre, Wilde Theatre, Bracknell, 22 May - 26 May (01344 484 123).


PerformanceNote:
Transferred to the Pit, London, 6 December - 19 February 2002


PerformanceNote:
An ageing Yiddish actress gives her theatre company to her three daughters. 2-20 October.


TourNotes:
Powderham Castle, Devon, 29 June 2001; Great Chalfield Manor, nr Melksham, 6 July; Mill Dene Gardens (Glos.), 17 July; Charlecote Park, Charlecote, 20 July; Belvoir Castle (Leics), 24 July; Coughton Court, Alcester, 27 July; Sandown Summer Festival, Isle of Wight, 1 August


TourNotes:
Lyceum Theatre, Crewe, 5 – 10 February (01270 537 333); The Lowry, Salford, 13 – 17 February (0161 876 2000); Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmond’s, 27 February – 3 March (01284 769 505); Gardner Arts Centre, Brighton, 6 – 10 March (01273 685 861); Civic Theatre, Darlington, 13 – 17 March (01325 486 555); Civic Theatre, Chelmsford, 19 – 23 March (01245 606 505); Arts Theatre, Cambridge, 3 - 7 April (01223 503 333); Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton, 9 - 15 April (01902 429 212); Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 17 - 21 April (01483 440 000); The Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich, 24 - 28 April (01473 295 900);


TourNotes:
Co-operative Arts Theatre, Nottingham, 18 January 2001 (no phone); Gulbenkian Theatre, Canterbury, 23 January (01227 769 075); Norden Farm Centre for the Arts,  Maidenhead, 26 January 2001 (01628 788 997); Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton, 20 March (01902 321 321) Guildhall Theatre, Derby, 22 March (01332 255 800); Octagon Theatre, Yeovil, 18 April 2001 (01935 422 884).


PerformanceNote:
Part of the Bath Shakespeare Festival 15-17 March


PerformanceNote:
Translated by Msomi. 18 April - 22 April.  Touring company from South Africa.


PerformanceNote:
Translated into Cumbrian by Alan Butler.  19 - 21 April


PerformanceNote:
A comedy based around an amateur dramatics society putting on Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
'Super-heroine Tara Loft and six tooled-up babes battle . . .'


PerformanceNote:
Opera by Verdi.  13 June 2002 - 5 July 2002


Title:
The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society’s Production of Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
Joint theatre company production, 6 - 25 March.


TourNotes:
Venues include; 3-20 October High Wycombe Swan Theatre


TourNotes:
4 - 8 April (Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield)


PerformanceNote:
19 January 2000 - 13 February 2000.  A copy of the script is held at The Shakespeare Institute Library, Stratford-upon-Avon.


TourNotes:
Swan Theatre, Stratford: 4 December 1999 - 15 January; Civic Hall, Ellesmere Port. 25 - 29 January


PerformanceNote:
Shortened version. 22 August - 28 August 2000


TourNotes:
Venues included:
Torch Theatre, Milford Haven 29 March (01646 695 267); Gulbenkian theatre, Canterbury 24 March (01227 769 075); Ashcroft Arts Centre, Fareham 11 March (01329 310 600)


TourNotes:
ADC Theatre, Cambridge, 11 - 15 July 2000 (01223 503 333.); BAC (Battersea Arts Centre), London, 19 July - 6 August (020 7223 2223); Theatre Royal, Bath, 30 August - 2 September (01225 448 844).


PerformanceNote:
Transfer from Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon

TourNotes:
Barbican Theatre. 19 January - 4 April 2000. 020 7638 4141; Theatre Royal, Plymouth. 17 April - 6 May. 01752 267 222.


TourNotes:
Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 5 - 7 June (01483 440 000); The Rondo, Bath, 8 June (01225 448 844); Phoenix Theatre, Blyth, 16 June (01670 367 228); Norbury Theatre, Droitwich, 6 July (01905 770 154); The Harlequin, Redhill, 7 July (01737 765 547); Regent Centre, Christchurch, 8 July (01202 499 148); The Landmark, Infracombe, 9 July (01271 865 655); The Customs House, South Shields, 17 September (0191 454 1234).


TourNotes:
The Commandery, Worcs., June (01905 361 821); Williamson Park, Lancaster, 8 - 10 June (01524 33318); Caldwell House, nr Worcs., 11 June (01905 840 894); Goodrich Castle, Ross-on-Wye (English Heritage Site), 14 June (01600 890 538); Bristol Zoo, Bristol, 15 - 17 June (0117 970 6176 ext. 228); Oakham Castle, Oakham, Rutland, 18 June (01572 723 393 or veritt@netline.uk.net); Broxbourne Civic Hall, Huddesdon, 21 June (01992 441 946); Blackfriars, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 23 - 24 June (0191 230 5151); Brancepeth Castle, Co. Durham, 25 June (0191 378 0628 9992); Burton Constable Hall, nr Hull, 28 June (01964 562 400); Baysgarten Park, Burton-upon-Humber, 29 June (01652 660 380); Harewood House, Leeds, 30 June (0113 218 1000); Misarden Park, nr Stroud, 1 July (01452 619 058); Stanford Hall, nr Loughborough, 2 July (0115 915 5328); Warwick Castle, Warwick, 5 - 6 July (01926 496 277); Wycoller Hall, nr Burnley, 7 - 8 July (01282 661 234); Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds, 12 - 13 July (01284 764 667); Christchurch Mansions, Ipswich, 14 - 15 July (01473 433 100); Rockingham Castle, Corby, 16 July (01536 770 240); Holburne Museum Gardens, Bath, 19 July (01225 463 362); Brueton Park, Solihull, 20 July (0121 704 962); Lydiard Park, Swindon, 21 July (01793 463 210); Carsington Water Visitors' Centre, Ashbourne, 22 - 23 July (01629 540 696); Cressing Temple Barns, nr Colchester, 25 July (01245 606 505); Ashby-de-la-Zouch Castle, Leicestershire (English Heritage Site), 26 July (01530 413 343); Witley Court, Worcs (English Heritage Site), 27 -28 July (01299 896 636); Kenilworth Castle (English Heritage Site), 29 July (01926 852 078); Wickhamford Manor, nr Evesham, 30 July (01386 830 296); Salisbury Cathedral, Salisbury, 2 - 3 August (01722 329 333/414 060); Guildford Castle, Guildford, Surrey, 4 August (01483 444 555); Lamport Hall, nr Kettering, 5 August (01604 686 272); Roecliffe Manor, nr Loughborough, 6 August (01509 231 914); Llanthorny Secunda Priory, Glos., 9 August (01452 505 089); Botany Gardens, Sheffield, 10 - 11 August (0114 201 1011); The Bedford Centre, Great Torrington, 12 - 13 August (01805 624 624).


TourNotes:
Toured 20 March - 6 May.  Five performances at the Cottesloe from 9 May.


PerformanceNote:
Transferred to Barbican Theatre, Nov 2000 -Feb 2001


TourNotes:
July 21st Rose Cottage, Funtley   
July 22nd-23rd Wickham Vineyard 
July 24th-28th Little Woodham 
July 29th Binstead Hall, Ryde, Isle of Wight


TourNotes:
The Lyttelton Theatre, 21 July - continuing (020 7452 3000); Tour includes: Festival Theatre, Malvern, 2 - 12 August (01684 892 277); Theatre Royal, Brighton, 18 - 23 September (01273 328 488); Theatre Royal, Glasgow, 25 - 30 September (0141 332 9000); Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, 2 - 7 October (01 677 1717); The Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, 26 February 2001 - 3 March 2001 (0114 249 6000); Theatre Royal, Bath, 5 - 10 March 2001 (01225 448 844); His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen, 12 - 17 March 2001 (01224 641 122).Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, 26 February - 3 March (0114 249 6000); Theatre Royal, Plymouth, 27 February 2001 - 3 March 2001 (01752 267 222); Theatre Royal, Bath, 6 - 10 March 2001 (01225 488 844); His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen, 13 - 17 March 2001 (01224 641 122); Olivier Theatre, London, 11 June - 5 July


TourNotes:
Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham, 20 Sep - 7 Oct (0121 236 4455); Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent, 2 - 4 Nov (01782 213 800); New Victoria Theatre, Woking, 24 - 25 Nov (01483 761 144); The Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes 1- 2 Dec (01908 606 090).


TourNotes:
Motherwell Theatre, Motherwell.  23 September 1999; Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal 1-2 October 1999 ; Maltings Arts Centre, St Albans 15 October 1999 ); Theatr Brycheiniog, Brecon 22-23 October 
Music Hall, Corn Exchange, Newbury 12 January 2000 ; Bloomsbury Theatre, London, 17 - 26 January 2000; Shrewsbury, 1 February 2000; The Castle, Wellingborough, 2 February 2000; Arts Link, Camberley, 3 - 5 February 2000; Poole Arts Centre, 8-12 February 2000; Theatre By The Lake, Keswick, 14 Feburary; Everyman, Liverpool, 15 - 16 February  Charter Theatre, Preston, 17-19 February 2000 Civic Theatre, Rotherham, 28 February; Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield, 29 February; Queen's Hall, Widnes, 2 March Pomegranate Theatre, Chesterfield, 2 - 5 March 2000; the Maltings, Farnham, 7 March Chequer Mead, East Grinstead, 8 March; Playhouse, Norwich, 11 March 2000; Gulbenkian Theatre, Canterbury, 14 March; Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne, 15 March; Hall for Cornwall, Truro, 17 - 18 March


PerformanceNote:
Updating of Hamlet. 8 August - 24 August 2000


PerformanceNote:
19 April - 6 October.  Transferred to the Barbican Centre in February 2001


PerformanceNote:
29 June - 7 October. Transferred to the Barbican Centre in February 2001


PerformanceNote:
1 June - 28 July.  Amateur Shakespeare production


PerformanceNote:
Transfer from Stratford. 2 January 2001 - 7 February 2001


TourNotes:
Powderham Castle, Devon, 1 July; Great Chalfield Manor, nr Melksham, 7 July; Compton Castle, Devon, 13 July; Midelney Manor, Somerset, 15 July; Mill Dene Gardens, Glos., 16 July; Charlecote Park, Charlecote, 19 July; Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire, 23 July; Coughton Court, Alcester, 29 July; Sandown Summer Festival, Isle of Wight, 2 August.


PerformanceNote:
Adaptation of Macbeth, The Taming of the Shrew and As You Like It.  7 - 10 March


PerformanceNote:
Brecht's rehearsal of his adaptation of Coriolanus is interrupted by a worker's uprising


PerformanceNote:
Touring company from New York.  19 November - 1 December


TourNotes:
Transferred to Theatre Royal, Newcastle, and the Barbican Centre, London


PerformanceNote:
Based on Hamlet and the Kanadehon Cushingura tale of 47 samuai.  23-28 March


PerformanceNote:
Two hander, consisting of Hamlet, Ophelia, and the voice of Gertrude


PerformanceNote:
Farce about and amateur production of Hamlet. 12-29 September


Title:
Hamlet: Solo with Nude Puppets and Roddy Maude-Roxby


TourNotes:
Rococo Gardens, Painswick, 13 - 14 June (01452 813 204); Berkeley Castle, Glos., 15 June (01452 741 835); Poulton House, Cirencester, 16 June (01285 851 237); Beech Hurst Park, Andover, 17 July (01264 365 698); Beaudesert Park School, Minchampton, 21 June (01453 884 570); Montacute House, (NT), Yeovil, 22 June (01985 843 601); St Antony's-Leweston School, Sherborne, 23 June (01963 210 691); 'Sounion', Kempsey, Worcs., 24 June (01905 820 436); The Wharf, Tavistock, 27 - 28 June (01822 611 166); Langford House, Bristol, 29 June (0117 928 9207); Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust, Slimbridge, 30 June (01453 891 932); Flaxley Abbey, Forest of Dean, 1 July (01285 651 661); Public Lawns, Bodmin Festival, 3 July (01208 79896/76616); Millom The Bankfield Hotel, Cumbria, 5 July (01229 774 192); Hanley Castle School, Worcs., 6 July (01684 593 241); Westonbirt Arboretum, Tetbury (01666 880220); Castle Cornet, Guernsey, 10 - 14 July (01481 712 240); Wood Norton Hall, Evesham, 15 July (01386 420007); College Summer School, Marlborough, Wilts, 17 July (01672 892 388/9); Raglan Castle, Monmouth, 18 July (01452 741 835); Fairleigh Hungerford, Fairleigh College, Trowbridge, 20 July (01264 363 487); St Peter's Square, Hammersmith, London, 21 - 22 July (020 8563 2002); The Manor, Frampton on Severn, Glos., 25 July (01452 740 689); Sand, Sidmouth, Devon, 27 July (01395 597 230); Nethercott House, Winkleigh, Devon, 28 July (01837 810 573); Monty's Court (ABF), Norton Fitzwarren (private invitation), 29 July; Longborough Festival Opera House, Stow on the Wold, 31 July (01242 274 422); Great Garden of New Place, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1 - 2 August (01789 293127/292326); Leighton Hall, Carnforth, Lancs., 3 - 4 August (01524 740 698); Langar Hall, Nottingham, 5 August (01949 860 559); The Bishop's Palace, Hereford, 9 August (01432 268 430); Scot's Tarvit House, Coupar, Fife (NT), 11 August (tbc); Greenside Church, Edinburgh (Edinburgh Festival), 12 - 16 August (0131 226 5138); Sudeley Castle, Winchcombe, 18 - 19 August (01242 602 308); Gloucester Three Choirs Festival, 21 - 25 August (01452 312 990).


Title:
Bard's Best Bits - Macbeth/Twelfth Night/Henry V


TourNotes:
Caldewell House, Stoulton,10 June (01905 840 894); Goodrich Castle, Ross-on-Wye, 13 - 14 June (01600 890 538); Castle Hill Park, Bristol, 15 - 17 June (0117 922 3682); Ashby-de-la-Zouch Castle, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, 20 June (01530 413 343); Shrewsbury Castle, Shrewsbury, 21 - 22 June (01743 281 281); Misarden Park, Stroud, 24 June (01452 441 946); Broxbourne Civic Hall, Hoddesdon, 27 June (01992 441 946); Markshall Estate, Colchester, 28 June (01376 563 796); Chepstow Castle, Gwent, 29 June (01291 625 981); Witley Court (EH), Worcester, 30 June - 1 July (01299 896 636); Baysgarth Museum, Barton-upon-Humber, 4 July (01652 637 487); Bramall Hall, Stockport, 5 - 6 July (0161 485 3708); Castle Park, Frodsham, 7 July (01606 867 522); Croxteth Hall, Liverpool, 8 July (0151 228 5311); The Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmonds, 11 July (01284 764 667); Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich, 12 - 13 July (01473 433 100); Wickhamford Manor, nr Evesham, 14 July (01386 830 296); Rockingham Castle, Corby, 15 July (01536 770 240); Brueton Park, Solihull, 18 July (0121 704 6962); Cressing Temple Barn, Colchester, 19 July (01245 606 505); Holburne Museum Gardens, Bath, 20-22 July (01225 463 362); Calke Abbey, Ticknall, 25 July (01332 863 822); Llanthony Secunda Priory, Gloucester, 26 July (01452 505 090); Kenilworth Castle, (EH), Kenilworth, 27 - 28 July (01926 852 078); Roecliffe Manor, nr Loughborough, 29 July (01509 231 914); The Botanical Gardens, Sheffield, 1 - 3 August (0114 201 1011); Lamport Hall, nr Kettering, 4 August (01604 686 272); Wenlock Priory, Much Wenlock, 5 August (01952 727 466); Blackfriars, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 8 - 9 August (0191 232 5151); Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle, 10 August (01833 690 606); Paxton House, Berwick-upon-Tweed, 11 August (01289 330 999); Blackfriars, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 12 August (0191 232 5151); Launceston Castle, Cornwall, 15 - 16 August; Williamson Park, Lancaster, 17 - 18 August (01524 33318).


PerformanceNote:
Touring Italian theatre company.  5 - 9 June


TourNotes:
Transferred from the Pit to the Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.  search4title	search4year	RecordID	Title	Date	PerformanceNote	Venue	TourNotes
		865	Merchant of Venice	2002		Tour, 	The Swan Theatre, 28 November 2001 - 19 January (01789 403 403); Civic Hall, Ellesmere Port, 29 January - 2 February (0151 355 7652); King Edward VII Community Sports Centre, Leics., 5 - 9 February (01664 851 019); Littleport Leisure Centre, Littleport, 12 - 16 February (01353 616 991); Hall for Cornwall, Truro, 12 - 16 March (01872 262 466); Dawlish Leisure Centre, Dawlish, 19 - 23 March (01626 215 632); Lakes College, West Cumbria, 2 - 6 April (01900 602 122/01946 852 821); Coulby Newnham Rainbow Leisure Centre, Middlesbrough, 9 - 13 April (01642 296 208); Sandwell - Haden Hill Leisure Centre, Cradley Heath, 16 - 20 April (01384 812 812); Mountbatten Centre, Newport (Isle of Wight), 23 - 27 April (01983 527 020); Burgess Hill - The Triangle, West Sussex, 30 April - 4 May (01444 876 060).


TourNotes:
Viaduct Theatre, Halifax, 1 March - 10 March 2001 (01442 255 266); Gateway Theatre, Chester, 12 - 17 March 2001 (01244 340 392); Corn Exchange, Newbury, 20 March - 21 March (01635 522 733); The Point, Eastleigh, 23 March - 24 March (023 8065 2333); Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, 26 - 31 March 2001 (01723 370 541); Rheged Discovery Centre, Redhills, 2 April - 3 April (01768 868 000); Low Level Station, Nottingham, 5 April - 7 April (0115 941 9419); West Yorkshire Playhouse, 9 - 21 April (0113 2137 700); Barrow-in-Furness Sixth Form College, Barrow-in-Furness, 23 April - 28 April (01229 820 000); Coliseum Theatre, Oldham, 30 April - 5 May (0161 624 2829); Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmonds, 8 May - 12 May (01284 769 505); New Victoria Theatre, Newcastle-under-Lyme, 14 May - 19 May (01782 717 962); South Hill Park Arts Centre, Wilde Theatre, Bracknell, 22 May - 26 May (01344 484 123)


TourNotes:
Theatre Royal (Studio), Norwich, 10 - 12 May (01603 630 000); New Victoria Theatre, Woking, 18 - 19 May, 2001 (01483 761 144); Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent, 1 - 2 June 2001 (01782 213 800); Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes, 1 - 2 June (01908 606 090).


TourNotes:
Jersey Opera House, St Helier, Channel Islands, 25 October (01534 511 115). Cricklade Theatre, Andover, 29 March 2001 (01264 365 698).


PerformanceNote:
Opera by Verdi.  20 October - 2 November


TourNotes:
South Hill Park Arts Centre, Wilde Theatre, Bracknell, 6 - 10 February (01344 484 123); Theatre Royal (Ustinov Studio), Bath - part of the Bath Shakespeare Festival.  9 March (01225 448 844). http://www.theatreroyal.org.uk; Cottesloe Theatre, London, 2 - 4 April (020 7452 3000); The Platform, Morecombe, 9 April (01524 582 803); Burnley Mechanics, Burnley, 10 April (01282 664 400); Colne Civic Hall, Colne, 11  April (01282 661 234); Charter Theatre, Preston, 12 April (01772 258 858); Marine Hall, Fleetwood, 13 April (01253 770 547).


TourNotes:
Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, Chichester, 19 June (01243 811 348); MacRobert Arts Centre, Stirling, 8 July (01786 461 081) ; Compass Theatre, Ickenham, London, 19 August (01895 673 200).


TourNotes:
Helmsley Castle, N. Yorks, 1 July (01439 770 442); Highclere Castle, Berkshire, 4 July (01635 522 733); Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Lincolnshire, 5 July (01507 522 465); Grimsthorpe Castle, Lincolnshire, 6 July (01778 591 205); Port Sunlight Village & Heritage Centre, Merseyside, 7 July (0151 644 466); Holker Hall, Cumbria, 8 July (015395 58328); Northcote Manor, Devon, 11 July (01769 560 501); Forde Abbey, Dorset, 12 July (01460 67463); Boughton House, Northamptonshire, 13 July (01536 515 731); The Gardens of Easton Lodge, Essex, 14 July (01371 876 979); Taplow House, Berkshire, 15 July (01628 670 056); Blair Castle, Perthshire, 19 July (01796 481 207); Hopetoun House, Edinburgh, 20 July (0131 331 2451); Paxton House, Borders, 21 July (01289 386 291); Bowhill House & Country Park, Borders, 22 July (01750 22204); Battle Abbey, E. Sussex, 26 July (01424 773 792); West Lodge Park Hotel, Hertfordshire, 27 July (020 8216 3900); Exbury Gardens, Hampshire, 28 July (023 8089 8625); The Manor House Hotel, Wiltshire, 29 July (01249 782 206); Kingston Maurward Gardens, Dorset, 2 August (01305 215 003); Croft Castle, Herefordshire, 3 August (01568 780 246); Hawkstone Historic Park & Follies, Shropshire, 4 August (01939 200 611); Ford Green Hall, Staffordshire, 5 August (01782 233 195); St Mawes Castle, Cornwall, 7 August (01326 312 300); Crantock Bay Hotel, Cornwall, 8 August (01637 830 229); Pendennis Castle, Cornwall, 9 August (01326 312 300); Launceton Castle, Cornwall, 10 August (01566 772 117); Totnes Castle, Devon, 11 August (01803 863 168); Old Sarum, Wiltshire, 12 August (01722 334 956); Durham Castle, Co. Durham, 16 August (0191 374 3865); Harewood House, Leeds, 17 August (0113 218 1000); Alnwick Castle, Northumberland, 18 August (01665 510 777); Cranthorne Hall Hotel, N. Yorks., 19 August (01642 700 398); Sopwell House Hotel, Hertfordshire, 23 August (01727 864 477); Framlingham Castle, Suffolk, 24 August (01728 724 189); Fritton Lake Countryworld, Norfolk, 25 August, (01493 488 288); Belsay Hall, Northumberland, 26 August (01661 881 636); New Hall Hotel, Warwickshire, 27 August (0121 378 2442); Scarborough Castle, N. Yorks., 31 August (01723 372 451); Lincoln Castle, Lincolnshire, 1 September (01522 527 770); Thrumpton Hall, 2 September (0115 915 5330).


TourNotes:
Grovelands House, The Bourne, London N14, 26 July - 11 August (020 8807 6680).  Millfield Theatre, Edmonton, Outer London, 24 July - 11 August (020 8807 6680).


TourNotes:
Lincoln Castle, Lincolnshire, 1 September (01522 527 770); Thrumpton Hall, 2 September (0115 915 5330)


PerformanceNote:
26 - 27 February.  Used a story teller to link scenes.


Title:
City of London Sinfonia 30th Anniversary Gala Concert:  A Midsummer Night's Dream


PerformanceNote:
Opera by Benjamin Britten.   21 May - 7 July


TourNotes:
Palace Theatre, Kilmarnock, 21 April (01563 23 590); Regal Theatre, Minehead, 8 June (01643 706 430); Kirkgate Centre, Cockermouth, 13 June (01900 826 448); Charter Theatre, Preston, 14 June (01772 258 858); Conquest Theatre, Bromyard, 24 June (01885 488 575); Pier Pavilion, Cromer, 1 July (01263 512 495).


PerformanceNote:
Japanese version arranged for Kyogen by Motoya Izumi.  30 October


PerformanceNote:
Opera by Benjamin Britten.  28 - 29 November


PerformanceNote:
Performed in Greek. Touring company based in Athens, Greece.   31 January


TourNotes:
New Theatre, Cardiff, 1 - 3 March, 2001 (029 2087 8889); Mayflower, Southampton, 8 March 2001 (023 8071 1811); Grand Theatre, Swansea, 15 March 2001 (01792 475 715); The Apollo Theatre, Oxford, 22 March 2001 (0870 606 3500); Hippodrome, Bristol, 29 March 2001 (0117 929 9444); Symphony Hall, Birmingham, 2 April 2001 (0121 212 3333).


TourNotes:
Oakengates Theatre, Telford, 15 June (01952 619 020)..  Midlands Arts Centre, Birmingham, 5 - 6 July (0121 440 3838); Warwick Castle Grounds, 10 - 15 July (01926 496 2777).


TourNotes:
3-20 October, Swan Theatre, High Wycombe; Limelight Theatre, Aylesbury, 27 October 2001 (01296 431 272); Watersmeet Theatre, Rickmansworth, 15 November 2001(01923 771 542).


TourNotes:
Theatre Royal and Opera House, Wakefield, 24 - 28 April (01924 211 311);  Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate, 1 - 5 May (01423 502 116); Hull New Theatre, Hull, 8 - 12 May (01482 226 655); Everyman Theatre, Liverpool, 15 - 19 May (0151 709 4776); Wyvern Theatre, Swindon, 28 - 30 May (01793 524 481); The Orchard, Dartford, 1 - 2 June (01322 220 000); Pleasance, London, 5 - 10 June (020 7609 1800); Princess Theatre, Torquay, 19 - 23 June (01803 290 290); Hall for Cornwall, Truro, 26 - 30 June (01872 262 466).


PerformanceNote:
25 - 28 July.  'Two families at war.  Why?  Homophobia. . . Theirs was a love that dare not speak its name in a climate of prejudice, hatred and violence.'


TourNotes:
Royal Festival Hall, 20 - 21 October 2001 (020 7960 4242); Newcastle Haymarket Plahouse, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 23 - 24 October 2001 (0191 230 5151); Mercury Theatre, Colchester, 6 - 7 November 2001 (01206 573 948); The Playhouse, Oxford, 9- 10 November 2001 (01865 798 600) or www.oxfordplayhouse.co.uk; The Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, 15 -17 November 2001 (0114 249 6000).


TourNotes:
Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal, 19 April (01539 725 133); Playhouse (Studio), Alnwick, 20 April (01665 510 785); South Hill Park Arts Centre, Wilde Theatre, Bracknell, 26 April (01344 484 123); Ritz Cinema, Arts Centre, Horsham, 27 April (01403 268 689); The Theatre by the Lake, Keswick, 30 April (017687 74411); New Victoria Theatre, Newcastle-under-Lyme, 3 May 2001 (01782 717 962); The Spa Theatre (Spa Royal Hall), Bridlington, 4 May (01262 678 258); Trinity Arts Centre, Gainsborough, 5 May (01427 810 710); Marine Hall, Fleetwood,  9 May (01253 770 547); Lichfield Civic Hall, Lichfield, 11 May (01543 308 796); The Wharf, Tavistock, 12 May (01822 611 166); Oakengates Theatre, Telford, 16 May (01952 619 020); Courtyard (Studio), Hereford, 18 May (01432 359 252); Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury, 19 May (01684 290 734); Perth Theatre, Perth, 23 May (01738 621 031); Chequer Mead, East Grinstead, 25 May (01342 302 000); Ferneham Hall, Fareham, 26 May (01329 236 100); Regent Centre, Christchurch, 27 May (01202 499 148);Corn Exchange, Newbury, 31 May (01635 522 733); Borough Theatre, Abergavenny, 1 - 2 June (01873 850 805);Corn Exchange Complex, Maidstone, 6 June (01622 758 611); Watersmeet Theatre, Rickmansworth, 7 June (01923 771 542); Torch Theatre, Milford Haven, 9 June (01646 695 267); Empire Theatre, Consett, 12 June (01207 218 171); Carnegie Hall, Dunfermline, 16 June (01383 314 000/313 127); Haymarket Theatre, Basingstoke, 20 June (01256 465 566); De La Warr Pavillion, Bexhill-on-Sea, 22 June (01388 602 610); The Winding Wheel, Chesterfield, 28 June (01246 345 334); The Castle (Studio), Wellingborough, 29 June (01923 270 007); Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, 30 June (01284 769 505); Norbury Theatre, Droitwich, 3 July (01905 770 154); Arts Centre, Pwlheli, 5 July (01758 704 088); Dolman Theatre, Newport, 6 July (01633 251 338); Evesham Arts Centre, Evesham, 7 July (01386 45567).


PerformanceNote:
Opera score by Vencenzo Bellini and Felice Romani. 31 March  20 April 2001


TourNotes:
Choreographed by Christopher Gable.  Theatre Royal (Studio), Norwich, 24 - 28 April (01603 630 000); Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes, 8 - 12 May (01908 606 090); Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent, 5 - 9 June (01782 213 800); New Theatre, Cardiff, 12 - 16 June (029 2087 8889); Wimbledon Theatre, London, 19 - 23 June (020 8540 0362).


TourNotes:
Empire Theatre, Liverpool, 20 - 28 April (0870 606 3536); Playhouse Theatre, Edinburgh, 30 April - 12 May (0870 606 3424); Hull New Theatre, Hull, 15 - 26 May (01482 226 655); Apollo Theatre, Oxford, 29 May - 9 June (0870 606 500); Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, 11 - 23 June (0870 607 7544);Opera House, Manchester, 25 June - 7 July (0161 242 2509); Empire Theatre, Sunderland, 9 - 21 July (0191 514 2517); Grand Opera House, York, 23 July - 4 August (01904 671 818); Theatre Royal, Bath, 6 August - 18 August (01225 448 844); Theatre Royal, Norwich, 10 - 22 September (01603 630 000); Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne, 24 September - 4 October (01323 412 000); Pavillion Theatre, Bournemouth, 22 October - 3 November (01202 456 456); His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen, 5 - 17 November (01224 641 122); Wimbledon Theatre, Wimbledon, Outer London, 19 November - 1 December (020 8540 0362).


TourNotes:
Regal Centre, Worksop, 10 November (01909 482 896); Princes Hall, Aldershot, 6 December (01252 329 155).


PerformanceNote:
A comic retelling of Romeo and Juliet.  Radio 4, 29 October 2001


PerformanceNote:
Played without the Induction scenes.  Specially commissioned Induction scenes, written by Snoo Wilson, were discarded after the first preview.  1 February - 14 April


PerformanceNote:
Part of the Bath Shakespeare Festival, 7 March - 10 March


TourNotes:
Shuckburgh Hall, Daventry, 6 June (01327 702 523); Mill Dene House, Blockley, Moreton-in-Marsh, 7 - 8 June (01926 430 307); Williamshon Park, Lancaster, 15 - 16 June (01524 33318); Nash’s House, Stratford-upon-Avon, 9 - 10 June (01789 293127/292325); Castle Hill Park, Bristol, 13 - 14 June (0117 922 3582); Croft Castle (NT), Leominster, 15 June (01568 780 246); The Rollright Stones, Chipping Norton, 16 - 17 June (01608 644 379); Broxbourne Civic Hall, Hoddesdon, 20 June (01992 441 946); Chepstow Castle (CADW), Gwent, 21 June (01291 625 981); The Abbey Ruins, Reading, 22 June (0118 960 6060); Shrewsbury Castle, Shrewsbury, 23 June (01743 281 281); Willow Brook, Sheffield, 27 - 28 June (0114 201 1011); Carsington Water, Ashbourne, 29 - 30 June (01629 540 696); Burton Constable Hall, nr Hull, 1 July (01964 562 400); Kenilworth Castle (EH), Kenilworth, 4 July (01926 852 078); Rockingham Castle, Corby, 8 July (01536 770 240); Brueton Park, Solihull, 11 July (0121 704 6962); Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmonds, 12 July (01284 764 667); Oxburgh Hall (NT), Kings Lynn, 13 July (01366 328 258); Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich, 14 - 15 July (01473 433 100); Holburne Museum Gardens, Bath, 18 - 19 July (01225 463 362); Lydiard Park, Swindon, 20 - 21 July (01793 463 210); Wickhamford Manor, nr Evesham, 22 July (01386 830 296); Castle Bromwich Park, 25 July (0121 704 6962); Wycombe Museum, High Wycombe, 26 July (01494 421 898); Witley Court (EH), Worcester, 27 - 28 July (01299 896 636); Caldicot Castle, Gwent, 29 July (01291 420 241); Goodrich Castle (EH), Ross-on-Wye, 1 August (01600 890 538); The Buck’s Head, Sevenoaks, 2 August (01732 761 104); Strode Park, Herne, 3 August (01227 742 805/780 217); St Mary’s Churchyard, Haverhill, 4 August (01440 714 140); Leckhampton Court, Cheltenham, 5 August (01242 255 588); Guildford Castle, Guildford, 8 - 9 August (01483 444 555); Blackfriars, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 10 - 11 August (0191 230 5151); Brancepeth Castle, County Durham, 12 August (0191 378 0628/9992); Williamson Park, Lancaster, 15 - 16 August (01524 33318); Trelissick Gardens, Truro, 17 - 18 August.


PerformanceNote:
An adaptation of The Taming of the Shrew and Fletcher's The Tamer Tamed,  8 May - 2 June


TourNotes:
The Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon, 2 December - 6 January 2001 (01789 403 403); Macclesfield Leisure Centre, Macclesfield, 16 - 20 January 2001 (01789 412 668); Barrhead Sports Centre, 23 - 27 January 2001 (01789 412 668); Oakengates Theatre, Telford, 30 January 2001 - 3 February 2001 (01952 619 020) [Wrekin college Sports Hall, Telford, 30 January 2001 - 3 February (01952 619 020)]; Polkyth Leisure Centre, St Austell, 6 - 10 February 2001 (01726 77477); The Dukeries Leisure Centre, New Ollerton, 13 - 17 February 2001 (01623 862 469); Mountbatten Centre, Portsmouth, 27 February 2001 - 3 March 2001 (01789 412 668); Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 20 - 24 March 2001 (no theatre mentioned and no phone number given); Hambleton Leisure Centre, Northallerton, 27 - 31 March 2001 (01789 412 668); The Theatre by the Lake, Keswick, 17 - 21 April 2001 (01768 774 411). Thomas Hardy Leisure Centre, Dorset, 24 - 28 April (01305 266 143); Dawlish Leisure Centre, Dawlish, 8 - 12 May (01626 215 620).


TourNotes:
Hall for Cornwall, Truro, 9 March - 10 March 2001 (01872 262 466); Acorn Theatre, Penzance, 17 March (01736 365 520).


PerformanceNote:
Part of the Bath Shakespeare Festival, 13 - 17 March


TourNotes:
Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond, 1 July (01748 823 021).   Wollaton Hall, Nottinghamshire, 6 July (0115 948 3832); Millfield Theatre, Edmonton, London, 18 July (020 8807 6680); Wenlock Priory, Much Wenlock, 26 July (01952 727 466); St Andrew's Church, Plymouth, 16 August (c/o Theatre Royal Box Office:  01752 267 222); Trevarno Helston, Cornwall, 17 August (10872 262 466).


TourNotes:
Haymarket Theatre, Leicester, 8 - 10 October (0116 253 9797); Sherman Theatre, Cardiff, 17 - 18 October (029 2023 0451); Brewhouse, Burton-on-Trent, 7 November (01283 516 030)


PerformanceNote:
Milapfest 2001 Dance Season.  17 November


PerformanceNote:
A one-man adaptation by Thaddeus Phillips.   28 June to 14 July


PerformanceNote:
9 - 18 August   'Award winning company of deaf and hearing performers presents a provocative and sensual prequel to The Tempest through a heady mix of the Bard, puppets, film and sign dance.'


TourNotes:
Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch, 25 August - 22 September (01708 443 333); New Victoria Theatre, Woking, 24 - 29 September 2001 (01483 761 144) or www.theambassadors.com/woking; Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent, 1 - 6 October (01782 213 800); Poole Arts Centre, Poole, 8 - 13 October (01202 685 222); The Mayflower Theatre, Southampton, 15 - 20 October (023 8071 1811); Theatre Royal, Norwich, 22 - 27 October (01603 630 000); Churchill Theatre, Bromley, 29 October - 3 November 2001 (020 8460 6677) or www.churchilltheatre.co.uk; Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, 5 - 10 November (01242 572 573); Poole Arts Centre, Poole, 12 - 17 November (01202 685 222); Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester, 19 - 24 November 2001 (01243 781 312) or www.cft.org.uk; Theatre Royal, Brighton, 26 November - 1 December (01273 328 488); Jersey Opera House, St Helier, 3 - 8 December 2001 (01534 511 115).


PerformanceNote:
Condensed the play into 45 minutes. 18 - 28 April


TourNotes:
Nordon Farm Centre for the Arts, Maidenhead, 18 - 20 September ; Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple, 25 September; Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, 8 October ; Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, 13 - 14 November ;  Riverside Studios, London, 5 - 23 February 2002, Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton, 26 February (01902 321 321); Theatre Royal, Bath, 4 - 5 March (01225 448 844)


PerformanceNote:
13 April - 13 October.  Transferred to Barbican, 18 December 2001 - 9 March


TourNotes:
Powderham Castle, Devon, 30 June; Great Chalfield Manor, nr Melksham, 8 July; Compton Castle, Devon, 12 July; Midelney Manor, Somerset, 14 July; Mill Dene Gardens (Glos.), 18 July; Charlecote Park, Charlecote, 21 July; Belvoir Castle (Leicestershire), 22 July; Coughton Court, 28 July; Sandown Summer Festival, Isle of Wight, 31 July


TourNotes:
7th July - Woodchurch, Kent (Charity Performance) Boldshaves Oast (Leo Trust); 8th July - Woodchurch, Kent (Charity Concert) - Boldshaves Oast (Leo Trust); 11th July -Ash, Kent - White Swan; 12th July - Hartley, Kent - Hartley Country Club; 13th July - High Hurstwood, E.Sussex - Recreation Ground; 14th July - Steyning, W.Sussex - Cuthmans Field; 15th July - Steep, Hampshire - Steep Common;17th July - 12pm Chichester HSG, W.Sussex - School Grounds and 7.45 pm - Fishbourne RP, W.Sussex - The Grounds;18th July - Elsted, West Sussex -Recreation Ground;20th July - Selborne, Hampshire - The Queens Hotel; 21st July - Mannings Heath, W.Sussex - TBD ; 22nd July - Uckfield Festival, E.Sussex - TBD; 23rd July - 7.15 pm - Petworth Festival, W.Sussex - Petworth House; 25th July -
Amberley, W.Sussex - Primary School; 26th July - West Chiltington, W.Sussex - Recreation Ground; 27th July - East Meon, Hampshire - Village Hall green; 28th July - Southwater CP, W.Sussex - The Park; 29th July - Liphook, Hamphire - The Amphitheatre; 31st July - Cowfold, W.Sussex - Primary School; 1st August - Hurstpierpoint, W.Sussex - South Avenue
Recreation Gd; 3rd August - Lewes Castle, E.Sussex - The Gun Garden ; 4th August - Lewes Castle, E.Sussex - The Gun Garden ; 5th August - Bayham Abbey, E.Sussex - The Grounds; 8th August - Rushlake Green, E.Sussex - The Green; 9th August - Mayfield, E.Sussex - The Recreation Ground; 10th August - Rottingdean, E.Sussex - The Green; 11th August - Lindfield,
W.Sussex - The Common; 12th August - Alfriston, E.Sussex - The Tye; 16th August - Burwash, E.Sussex - The Playing Fields; 17th August - Pevensey Castle, E.Sussex - The Keep; 18th August -  Westfield, E.Sussex - Primary School field; 19th August - Ringmer, E.Sussex - The Village Green ;22nd August - Catsfield, E.Sussex - The Recreation Ground; 23rd August -Lyminge, Kent - TBD; 24th August - Waldron, E.Sussex - The Star; 25th August - Chiddingly, E.Sussex - The Six Bells; 26th August - Hellingly, E.Sussex - Vicarage Field; 27th August- Michelham Priory, E.Sussex - Priory Grounds


PerformanceNote:
Set in the 1930s with the songs replaced by popular blues numbers.  5-30 June


PerformanceNote:
Touring company from Zimbabwe, setting the play in Africa.  7 - 27 August


PerformanceNote:
A reworking of the asylum scene in Twelfth Night.  Performed as part of the Bath Shakespeare Festival.

TourNotes:
Theatre Royal (Ustinov Studio), Bath - part of the Bath Shakespeare Festival.  5 - 6 March ; Half Moon Young People's Theatre, London, 8 March ; Green Room, Manchester, 14 - 16 March


TourNotes:
Palace Theatre, Mansfield, 10 - 12 September (01623 633 133); Tameside Hippodrome, Ashton-under-Lyne, 13 - 14 September (0161 308 3223); Forum 28, Barrow-in-Furness, 17 - 20 September (01229 820 000); Sands Centre, Carlisle, 21 September (01228 810 208); Middlesbrough, Little Theatre, Middlesbrough, 24 - 26 September (01642 815 181); Empire Theatre, Sunderland, 27 - 28 September (0191 514 2517). www.empiretheatre.co.uk/; Charter Theatre, Preston, 1 - 5 October (01772 258 858); Dorking Halls, Dorking, 8 - 9 October (01306 881 717); The Radlett Centre, Radlett, 10 - 12 October (01923 859 291); Stag Theatre, Sevenoaks, 15 - 17 October (01732 450 175); The Woodville Halls Theatre, Gravesend, Kent, 18 - 19 October (01474 337 459); Pavilion Theatre, Worthing, 22 - 23 October (01903 206 206); Ritz Cinema, Arts Centre, Horsham, 24 - 26 October (01403 268 689); Beck Theatre, Hayes, Outer London 29 - 30 October (020 8561 8371); Derngate Theatre, Northampton, 31 October - 1 November (01604 624 811); Wimbledon Theatre, Wimbledon, London, 5 - 6 November (020 8540 0362); Fairfiled Hall, Croydon, 7 - 9 November (020 8688 9291);  City Hall, Salisbury, 12 - 13 November (01722 327 676); Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple, 15 - 16 November (01271 32 42 42); Victoria Theatre, Halifax, 19 - 20 November (01422 351 158); Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton, 22 - 23 November (01902 429 212); Wyvern Theatre, Swindon, 26 - 28 November (01793 524 481); Memorial Theatre, Frome, 29 - 30 November (01373 462 795); De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 23 - 24 January 2002 (01162 333 111); Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes, 25 January 2002 (01908 606 090); Cliffs Pavilion, Southend-on-Sea, 28 - 29 January 2002 (01702 351 135); Spa Pavilion Theatre, Felixstowe, 30 - 31 January 2002 (01394 282 126); The Cresset, Peterborough, 1 February 2002 (01722 265 705); The Playhouse, Weston-Super-Mare, 4 - 6 February 2002 (01934 645 544); Hall for Cornwall, Truro, 7 February 2002 (01872 262 466); Princess Theatre, Torquay, 8 February 2002 (01803 290 290); Lewisham Theatre, London, 14 - 15 February 2002 (020 8690 0002); North Wales Theatre (Theatr Gogledd Cymru), Llandudno, 18 - 19 February 2002 (01492 872 000); Theatre Royal and Opera House, Wakefield, 20 - 22 February 2002 (01924 211 311); Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, 25 - 26 February 2002 (01227 787 787); White Rock Theatre, Hastings, 27 - 28 February 2002 (01424 781 000); The Auditorium, Grimsby, 4 - 5 March 2002 (01472 311 300); The Lowry, Salford, 11 - 12 March 2002 (0161 876 2000); Neptune Theatre, Liverpool, 13 - 15 March 2002 (0151 709 7844)


PerformanceNote:
Performed as part of the Bath Shakespeare Festival.  8 March - 10 March


TourNotes:
Snape Maltings Concert Hall, Aldeburgh, 8 - 11 June


PerformanceNote:
‘Laurence Olivier is hosting an illustrious beach party . . .under a scorching sun, they talk about health, wealth and golf; the West End, Noel Coward and Shakespeare . . .’


Title:
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)


TourNotes:
Newark Palace, Newark, 9 March (01636 644 755); King's Lynn Arts Centre, King's Lynn, 10 March (01553 773 578); Chequer Mead, East Grinstead, 17 March (01342 302 000); Marine Theatre, Lyme Regis, 20 May (01297 442 138); Arc Theatre, Trowbridge, 25 May (01225 766 241); Regrave Theatre, Bristol, 26 May (0117 315 7600).


Title:
Four Plays for Coarse Actors - Streuth/Il Fornicazione/The Colliers Tuesday Tea/All's Well That Ends As You Like It


PerformanceNote:
Story of love from Shakespeare to Coward compiled by Sylvia Sims and Simon Williams 22 April


PerformanceNote:
Music of Shakespeare's Time & Plays.   11 March


PerformanceNote:
RSC actors, Zoe Waites, Marty Cruikshank, and Kelly Hunter, in conversation with Professor Peggy Reynolds talking about their experiences playing Shakespeare's women.  24 August 2001


PerformanceNote:
Based on Garrick's Shakespeare Jubilee of 1769. 12 July - 13 October


PerformanceNote:
'Brief encounters of a classic kind'  From A Midsummer Night's Dream to The Taming of the Shrew.  9 - 10 March


PerformanceNote:
Comedy about Shakespeare's First Folio.  20, 22 September.  An unpublished script is held in the Shakespeare Institute Library


Title:
Prospero - the Rough Magic of Doctor Dee

PerformanceNote:
Was Dr. Dee the model for Prospero? 26 - 30 June


Title:
The Secret Life of William Shakespeare (An Act of Will)


PerformanceNote:
Not quite the 'family Shakespeare'.   1 - 3 November


PerformanceNote:
Tim Barker one-man show.  Adaptation of Shakespeare’s stories.   12 - 19 April


PerformanceNote:
Compiled by Christopher Luscombe and Malcolm McKee.  Hiss and Boo Theatre Company.

TourNotes:
Chipping Norton Theatre, Chipping Norton, 10 march; Theatre Royal, Bath, 11 - 12 March


PerformanceNote:
Abridged versions of Shakespeare’s plays.  4 - 12 October 2001


PerformanceNote:
Solo show by Susannah York, linking Shakespeare's women through the theme of love. 4 - 27 August


PerformanceNote:
Written and performed by Stephen Berkoff.  8 - 9 June


PerformanceNote:
Barbican Theatre, 22 October - 20 November 1999.  Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon 3 December 1999 - 26 February 2000


PerformanceNote:
Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.  16 November 1999 - 18 March 2000.  01789 295623; Theatre Royal, Brighton.  24 - 29 January 2000 01273 328 488; Theatre Royal, Bath.  31 January 2000 - 5 February 2000.  01225 448 844. The Young Vic, London.  27 April - 3 June. 020 7928 6363


TourNotes:
Marden Theatre, Leyland.  17 - 29 January 2000; Theatre Royal Workington.  22 February 2000


PerformanceNote:
28 March - 1 April 2000.  Part of the Shakespeare 2000 Festival.


TourNotes:
Palace Theatre, Newark.  2 February(01636 655755); Pavillion Theatre, Rhyl.  3 March (01745 330 000); Stantonbury Campus Theatre, Milton Keynes.  14 March (01908 224 234).


TourNotes:
Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury.  28 February - 1 March.  01684290 734; The Dancehouse, Manchester.  20-22 March (0161 237 9753); Palace Theatre, Newark.  27 - 29 March (01636 655 755).


TourNotes:
Library Theatre, Manchester.  4 February 2000 - 4 March 2000.  0161 236 7110. 2.   Theatre Unlimited.  Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury, 29 Feburary (01684 296 734); The Dancehouse, Manchester, 20 - 22 March (0161 273 9753); Palace Theatre, Newark, 28 March


PerformanceNote:
Began in the Cottesloe 17 June 1999. Transferred to the Olivier 29 November 1999


TourNotes:
Everyman, Cheltenham, 8 March - 11 March (01242 572 573); The Rondo, Bath, 23 - 24 March (01225 448 844); Arc Theatre, Trowbridge, 30 March (01225 766 241); Phoenix Theatre, Bordon, 31 March (01420 472 664); Brewhouse Theatre & Arts Centre, Taunton, 4 - 5 April (01823 283 244).


PerformanceNote:
Transferred to Barbican and Theatre Royal Plymouth in 2000


TourNotes:
The Castle, Wellingborough, 22 June (01933 270 ; Palace Theatre, Newark, 28 - 30 June (01636 655 755); Oakengates Theatre, Telford, 5 July (01952 619 020); Midlands Arts Centre (MAC) Theatre, Birmingham, 6 - 7 July (0121 440 3838); Cricklade Theatre, Andover, 11 July


TourNotes:
Reed Hall, Exeter University, Streatham Campus, June; Powderham Castle, Kenton, Exeter, 18 June; Tapeley Park, Instow, Bideford, 27 June; Retormel Castle nr Bodmin, 28 June; Hemerdon House, Sparkwell, Plympton, Plymouth, 30 June; Castle Drogo, Drewsteignton, 2 July; Midelney Manor, Drayton, nr Langport, 8 July; Ugbrooke House, Chudleigh, 9 July; Forde Abbey nr Chad, 11 July; Compton Castle Marldon, Paignton, 13 July; Nunwell House, Brading, Isle of Wight, 15 July; Ardington House, Wantage, 19 July;  Great Chalfield Manor, nr Melksham, Wilts, 21 July; Poundon House, Bicester, 23 July; Mill Dene Gardens, Blockley, Moreton-in-Marsh, 26 July; Abbeydore Court Gardens, Abbeydore, 28 July; Burford House, Tenbury Wells, 4 August; Coughton Castle, nr Alcester, 5 August


TourNotes:
Forty Hall, Enfield, 8 - 9 June; The Gardens, Hatfield House, 11 June; Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire, 13 June; Dunster Castle, Somerset, 14 June; Witley Court Grounds, Worcs., 15 June; Fountain Garden, Westmere, Birmingham, 16 June; Kenilworth Castle, 17 June; The Rookery, Streatham Common, 18 June; Domein De Renesse, Belgium, 22 June; Slot Loevestein, Netherlands, 23 June ; Muiderslot, Netherlands, 24 - 25 June; The Bothey, Avenue House Grounds, London N£, 27 June; Rothley Court, Leicester, 29 June ; Dilston Castle, Northumberland, 1 July; The Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond, North Yorks, 2 July; Harlow Carr Botanical Gardens, Harrogate, 4 - 6 July; Wollaton Hall, Nottingham, 7 July; Tatton Park Old Hall, Cheshire, 8 July; Ingatestone Hall, Essex, 9 July; Millfield Theatre, London N18, 12 July ; Barionet Rosendal, Norway, 14 - 16 July; Temple Amphitheatre, Chiswick House Gardens, London W4, 20 July; Kentwell Hall, Suffolk, 21 - 22 July; Upstairs at The Gatehouse, Highgate, London N6, 23 July; Peel Castle, Isle of Man, 26 - 30 July ; Ventnor Botanic Garden, Isle of Wight, 3 - 4 August; Stourhead, Wiltshire, 5 July; Chatley Heath Semaphore Tower, Cobham, Surrey, 6 August; St Andrew's Church, Plymouth, 10 August; Great Bidlake Manor, Devon, 11 August; The Chaplaincy Gardens, St Mary's, Isles of Scilly, 12 August; Tresco Abbey Gardens, Tresco, Isles of Scilly, 13 August ; Pendennis Castle, Falmouth, Cornwall, 16 August; The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Cornwall, 17 August ; Pencarrow, Cornwall, 18 August;  Abbotsbury Sub-Tropical Garden, nr Weymouth, 19 August ; Penshurst Place, Kent, 20 August


TourNotes:
Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, 21 - 25 March (01723 370 541); New Victoria Theatre, Newcastle-under-Lyme, 27 March - 1 April 2000 (01782 717 962); Thoresby Riding Stables, near Ollerton, 4 - 6 May (0115 941 9419),.  Tour includes Halifax, Bristol, Leeds, Ildham, Scarborough, North Staffordshire, Ulswater, Worksop


PerformanceNote:
2 - 4 March.  Part of the Shakespeare 2000 Festival


TourNotes:
Reed Hall, Exeter University, Streatham Campus, 9  June; Powderham Castle, Kenton, Exeter, 17 June; Fursdon House, Cadbury, Thorverton, Exeter, 20 June; Castle Drogo, Drewsteighton, nr Exeter, 22 June; Okehampton Castle, Okehampton, 23 June; Totnes Castle, Totnes, 24 June; Berry Pomeroy Castle, nr Totnes, 25 June; Launceston Castle, Launceston, 29 June; Bowden House, nr Exeter, 1 July; Cothay Manor, Greenham, Wellington, 4 July; Sand Sidbury, nr Sidmouth, 12 July; Compton Castle Marldon, Paignton, 14 July; Nunwell House, Brading, Isle of Wight, 16 July; Breamore House, Fordingbrodge, 18 July; Buscot Park, Faringdon, 22 July; Mill Dene Gardens, Blockley, Moreton-in-Marsh, 25 July; Frampton Court, Frampton, 27 July; Sufton Court, Mordiford, 29 July; Belvoir Castle, nr Grantham, 30 July; Charlecote Park, nr Stratford, 6 August


TourNotes:
Visiting London, Bristol, Birmingham, Leicester, Leeds, and Nottingham from 9 June - 3 September


TourNotes:
Castle Park, Colchester, 24 June - 16 September (no phone number); Minack Theatre, Penzance, 11 - 16 September


PerformanceNote:
Shortened version.  22 August - 28 August


TourNotes:
His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen.  1 - 5 February2000; Mayflower, Southampton.  1-6 May 2000. 2. Grand Theatre, Swansea, 27 March - 1 April; Derngate Theatre, Northampton, 3 - 8 April; Hexagon Theatre, Reading, 10 - 15 April; Mayflower, Southampton, 1 - 6 May; Poole Arts Centre, Poole, 9 - 13 May ; Theatre Royal, Nottingham, 15 - 20 May


TourNotes:
Canolfan Ucheldre Centre, Holyhead, 13 May ; Green Room, Manchester.  18 - 20 May.  ; Regal Centre, Worksop, 24 May; Brewhouse Theatre and Arts Centre, Taunton, 27 May ; Motherwell Theatre, Motherwell, 7 June ; The Hawth, Crawley, 11 June; Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, Chichester, 10 August; Compass Theatre, London, 13 August


TourNotes:
Churchill Theatre, Bromley, Kent, 13 February 2000,; Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham; The Rondo, Bath, 1 March 2000


TourNotes:
On tour in Warwickshire, Wiltshire,  Gloucestershire, Worcestershire and Devon, 9 June - 26 August


TourNotes:
Struckburgh Hall, Daventry, 7 June ; Shoreham Airport, W. Sussex, 8 June ; The Bandstand, Portsmouth, 9 June ; Bristol Zoo, Bristol, 14 June ; Goodrich Castle, Ross-on-Wye, (English Heritage Site), 15 - 16 June; Roll Right Stones, nr Chipping Norton, 17 June ; Venue not given, 18 June ; Blackfriars, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 21 - 22 June ; Paxton House, Berwick-upon-Tweed, 24 June; Blackfriars, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 25 June; Broxbourne Civic Hall, Hoddesdon, 28 June; Shrewsbury Castle, Shrewsbury, 29 - 30 June ; Chepstow Castle, Gwent, 1 July ; Alexander's Jazz Bar, Chester, 5 - 6 July ; Bramall Hall, Stockport, 7 - 8 July; Croxteth Hall, Liverpool, 9 July ; Prebendall Manor, nr Peterborough, 12 July ; Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich, 13 July ; The Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds, 14 July; Rockingham Castle, Corby, 15 July ; Hinwick Hall, nr Wellingborough, 16 July ; Brueton Park, Solihull, 9 July ; Holburne Museum, Bath, 20 - 21 July ; Lydiard Park, Swindon, 22 - 23 July; Witley Court, Worcs. (English Heritage Site), 26 July ; Kenilworth Castle (English Heritage Site), 27 - 28 July ; Wickhamford Manor, nr Evesham, 29 July ; Leckhampton Court, Cheltenham, 30 July ; Guildford Castle, Guildford, Surrey, 2 - 3 August; Strode Park, Herne, Kent, 4 August ; St Mark's Church, Colchester, Essex, 5 August ; Haverhill Parish Church, Haverhill, 6 August; Nash's House, Stratford-upon-Avon, 9 - 13 August


PerformanceNote:
Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.  August - October 1999. Theatre Royal, Newcastle. 23 - 27 November 1999; Barbican Theatre, West End.  1 March - 4 April 2000


TourNotes:
The Playhouse, Oxford, 3 - 12 February; Warwick Arts, Coventry, 15 - 19 February; Grand Opera House, York , 29 February - 4 March; Opera House, Manchester, 7 - 11 March ; Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 21 - 25 March.


TourNotes:
Theatre Royal and Opera House, Wakefield, 3 - 5 May; Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate, 9 - 13 May ; Stahl Theatre, Oundle, 23 - 24 May; The Dukes, Lancaster, 25 - 27 May; Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne, 29 June - 1 July; Pavilion Theatre, Rhyl, 6 July; Corn Exchange, Newbury, 7 - 8 July; The Castle, Wellingborough, 11 July ; Octagon Theatre, Bolton.  13 - 15 July


TourNotes:
5 September - 4 October; Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent, 30 October - 1 November; New Victoria Theatre, Woking, 20 - 23 November; The Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes, 27 - 30 November


PerformanceNote:
'A look at all the famous Mullarkeys, loike the one who wrote all Shakespeare's plays'.  7 February, 14th February, 6 March, 13 March


PerformanceNote:
'Set in Stratford-upon-Avon in 1613 as William Shakespeare retires'.   11 February


PerformanceNote:
English Shakespeare Company takes you on a half-hour whirlwind triple bill of the Bard.  16 August - 27 August


Title:
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)


PerformanceNote:
Press night, April.  About boy players in Elizabethan England.


TourNotes:
Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 5 - 7 June ; The Rondo, Bath, 8 June; Phoenix Theatre, Blyth, 16 June; Norbury Theatre, Droitwich, 6 July; The Harlequin, Redhill, 7 July; Regent Centre, Christchurch, 8 July; The Landmark, Infracombe, 9 July; The Customs House, South Shields, 17 September


PerformanceNote:
24-hour workshop offered to 14 - 18 year-olds by Shakespeare 2000 Festival.  7 - 8 January 2000


PerformanceNote:
Written and presented by Richard Whitmore (with some help from ‘Bill Shakespeare’).  23 November


TourNotes:
12 - 13 November 1999  Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds; Stantonbury Campus Theatre, Milton Keynes.  27 November Norwich Puppet Theatre, Norwich;  19 February 2000.  Theatre Royal Bath.  22 February 2000.   Secombe Theatre, Sutton.  19 March 2000


TourNotes:
Gulbenkian Theatre, Canterbury, 16 March ; Kenneth More Theatre, London, 4 June


TourNotes:
10-16 January 2000, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford ; 26 February 2000, Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage; Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne, 26 May 2000 ; the Opera House, Buxton, 16 September 2000


TourNotes:
Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 11 - 14 January 2000; Grand Theatre and Opera House, Leeds, 28 January 2000- 4 February 2000; Theatre Royal, Nottingham, 9-12 February 2000; Opera House, Manchester 15 - 19 February 2000; Palace Theatre, Manchester 15-18 February 2000; Theatre Royal, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 23-26 February 2000; Grand Theatre and Opera House, Leeds, 2-4 March 2000


PerformanceNote:
Interpretation of Shakespeare's King John.  16 August - 27 August


PerformanceNote:
Musical adaptation of Macbeth  16 December 1999 - 16 January 2000


PerformanceNote:
Adaptation of King Lear. 13 August - 27 August


PerformanceNote:
Workshop offered by the Surrey Sinfonietta.  27 February - 30 April 2000.   Part of the Shakespeare 2000 Festival


PerformanceNote:
2 - 4 March 2000.  Part of the Shakespeare 2000 Festival.


TourNotes:
Tour includes:  Waterman's Arts Centre, London, 9 - 11 March; Unity Theatre, Liverpool, 28 - 29 March; The Junction, Cambridge, 31 March - 1 April ( Drama Centre, 31 March - 1 April; Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton, 3 - 4 April ; Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, London, 26 April - 20 May ;Lowry, Salford.  28 April


PerformanceNote:
GCSE Workshops to support productions in the Shakespeare 2000 Festival.  26 January - 11 February


TourNotes:
Theatre Royal, Glasgow.  2 May - 16 June 2000.  Festival Theatre, Edinburgh.  7 - 9 June


PerformanceNote:
'The Simpsons do Macbeth'. 21 August - 28 August


PerformanceNote:
'Hamlet, Macbeth and King Lear walk into a bar...'  8 August - 12 August


PerformanceNote:
A tribute to W.S. 16 January 2000.  Kenneth Branagh received the 2000 Gielgud Award during a festive ceremony


Title:
Measure for Measure or Beauty the Best Advocate

PerformanceNote:
Charles Gildon's 1700 adaptation of Shakespeare's play.  23 - 25 March


PerformanceNote:
A talks about his work in Shakespeare.  11 April


TourNotes:
Grand Theatre and Opera House, Leeds, 16 December - 29 January; Theatre Royal, Nottingham, 11 February; Palace Theatre, Manchester, 16 February ;Theatre Royal, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 24 February


Title:
Richard III the rise and fall of crooked Dick


TourNotes:
Theatre By the Lake, Keswick, 2 - 3 February ; Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple, 5 February ; Churchill Theatre, Bromley, Kent, 14 - 15 February ; Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, 24 - 26 February ; St George's Hall, Bradford, 22 March ; Hull New Theatre, Hull, 23 - 25 March  Arts Theatre, Cambridge, 22 - 28 March 2000. Wycombe Swan Theatre, High Wycombe.  4 February 2000.   Chichester Festival.  7 - 12 February.   Mercury Theatre, Colchester.  29 May.  Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds.  30 March - 1 April. The Harlequin, Redhill.  29 February.  Key Theatre, Peterborough.  13 - 18 March


PerformanceNote:
‘Why shouldn’t one have a place to regularly work on one’s body of Shakespeare, much as one goes to the gym to work on one’s physical body’


PerformanceNote:
Written and performed by Stephen Berkoff.  8-9 October


PerformanceNote:
Talks about the Bard and romance. 7 April


Title:
Story Shakespeare:  Pericles in 30 minutes


PerformanceNote:
Workshop .  Three week programme culminating in a performance of MND


Title:
William Poel Memorial Festival - Shakespeare Showcase


Title:
William Shakespeare's Bumper Book of Colouring In


PerformanceNote:
Transferred to the Barbican Theatre in 2000


TourNotes:
De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 7-17 July 1999; The Piece Hall, Halifax, 20-25 July 1999


TourNotes:
De Montfort Hall, Leicester.  23-27 August
1999.   Minack Th., Penzance


TourNotes:
De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 6-18 July ; The Piece Hall, Halifax, 20-25 July


TourNotes:
The Castle, Wellingborough  7 July; Cricklade Theatre, Andover,  12 July ; De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill on Sea, 24 August:  De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill on Sea, 24 August 1999


PerformanceNote:
Modernised by Thomas Gemmell. 22 - 25 September


TourNotes:
New Theatre, Hull, 31 Aug  2 Sept, Theatre Royal, Bath,; the Platform, Morecambe, 21-25 September; Queen Elizabeth Hall, Oldham, 28 September - 2 October,; Haymarket, Basingstoke, 5-16 October 1999,; Low Level Station, Nottingham 20-23 October; 2-6 November, New Theatre, Hull, ; Viaduct Theatre, Halifax, 8-13 November; Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmonds, 16-20 November


TourNotes:
Riverside Theatre, Coleraine. 11 - 13 November ; Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen.  17 November 1999


PerformanceNote:
20 January - 11 March.  Transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
Barbican Theatre, London, 12 December 1998 - 11 March 1999.  Transfer from Stratford


TourNotes:
Pentameters, London.  2 - 7 
November 1999. Watersmeet Theatre, Rickmansworth.  10 November 1999


TourNotes:
Guildhall Theatre, Derby, 3 November 1999; Darlington Arts Centre, Darlington.  4 November 1999. ; Maltings Arts Centre, St Albans, 12 November


PerformanceNote:
Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon.  21 April - 7 October 1999. ; Barbican Theatre, West End.  1 November - continuing


PerformanceNote:
Part of Bath Shakespeare Festival.  26-30 August


TourNotes:
24 March continuing.  Venues include: Torch Theatre, Milford Haven 29 March ; Gulbenkian theatre, Canterbury 24 March; Ashcroft Arts Centre, Fareham  11 March


TourNotes:
Victoria Theatre, Halifax, ;4 November 1999, City Varieties Music Hall, Leeds, ; 8-9 November 1999, Connaught Theatre, Worthing, ; 11 November 1999, Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon, , 11 November 1999, Fairfield Hall, Croydon


TourNotes:
The Pit, London. 27 October - 20 November 1999, ;  Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, 4 December 1999 - 15 January 2000, ; Civic Hall, Ellesmere Port.  25 - 29 January 2000


PerformanceNote:
5 January - 4 March  (transfer from Stratford-upon-Avon)


TourNotes:
Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury.  4 November 1999;  Trinity Theatre and Arts Centre, Tunbridge Wells.  1 December 1999; Theatre Royal, Bath.  2 - 4 December 1999


TourNotes:
On tour 28 January 1999 continuing. Venues include:  West Yorkshire Playhouse 11-22 May; The Playhouse, Oxford  25-29 May


TourNotes:
On tour from 5 April 1999.  Venues include:  Poole Arts Centre  28 April 1999; Cottesloe Theatre, London 5-6 May


PerformanceNote:
February 1998.  Transferred to Barbican Centre.


PerformanceNote:
Barbican Theatre, London, 29 March-8 May 1999., Theatre Royal, Plymouth. 10-15 May.  Transfer from Stratford-upon-Avon


TourNotes:
Newcastle Playhouse, Newcastle 1-3 June 1999. Crucible Theatre, Sheffield 19-22 May 1999  and The Lyric Hammersmith, London  25-29 May


TourNotes:
4 November, Down Leisure Centre, Downpatrick; 5 November, St John's Arts Centre, Listowel; 6 November, Watergate Theatre, Kilkenny; 18 November, Town Hall, St Andrews; 19 November, Queen's Hall Arts Centre, Hexham; 23 - 24 November, Gulbenkian Theatre, Canterbury; 25 November, The Woodville Halls Theatre, Gravesend; 26 November, The Point, Eastleigh; 27 November, Evesham Arts Centre, Evesham; 28 November, Bloomsbury Theatre, London; 29 November, Carnegie Hall, Dumfermline; 1-2 December, West Cliff Theatre, Clacton-on-Sea; 3-4 December, Leighton Buzzard Theatre, Leighton Buzzard; 10 December, Oakengates Theatre, Telford; 12 December, Conquest Theatre, Bromyeard


PerformanceNote:
22-24 October.  Part of the British Festival of Visual Theatre


Title:
Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society's Production of Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
Explores the life and work of Ben Jonson and the death of William Shakespeare. 30 September


TourNotes:
Gardner Arts Centre, Brighton.  22 October


TourNotes:
2-5 November 1999; Theatre Royal, Bath, 10-12 November; Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton.  23 November; Playhouse Theatre, Weston-Super-Mare.  26 November


TourNotes:
The Small Theatre of Vilnius.  The Derby Playhouse, Derby.  9-13 November 1999.  ; Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry.  16 - 20 November 1999; Gardner Arts Centre, Brighton.  23 - 27 November 1999


TourNotes:
Alexander Roy London Ballet Theatre 4 November 1999, Burnley Mechanics, Burnley; 17 November 1999, Arts Link, Camberley; 18 November 1999, Watersmeet Theatre, Rickmansworth; 19 November 1999, The Castle, Wellingborough; 20 November 1999, Theatr Brycheiniog, Brecon; 4 December 1999, Chequer Mead, East Grinste


TourNotes:
12-16 October, Salisbury Playhouse; 19-23 October, Derby Playhouse


PerformanceNote:
South Pacific dialect version of Macbeth,  9 October 1999- continuing


TourNotes:
1-6 November 1999, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh; 8-13 November 1999, Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe; 15-20 November 1999, New Theatre, Cardiff; 22-27 November 1999, Hippodrome, Birmingham ; 29 November - 4 December 1999, Grand Theatre and Opera House, Leeds; 22-27 November 1999, Marlowe Theare, Canterbury; 6-11 December 1999, Richmond Theatre, Richmond; 13-18 December 1999, De Montfort Hall, Leicester


TourNotes:
9 - 10 November 1999.  The Playhouse, Harlow; Komedia Theatre, Brighton.  9 - 10 November 1999; Stamford Arts Centre, Stamford.  11 - 12 November 1999; Marina Theatre, Lowestoft.  16 - 17 November 1999; The Harlequin, Redhill.  18 - 19 November 1999; The Landmark, Ilfracombe.  25 - 27 November 1999


TourNotes:
Guildhall Arts Centre, Grantham.  23 November 1999; Trinity Arts Centre, Gainsborough.  27 November


PerformanceNote:
6 November 1999.   Exploring the texts of Twelfth Night and Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
Ballet, based on A Midsummer Night’s Dream.  18 September


PerformanceNote:
The Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, 11 April - 13 July (01789 403 403); Theatre Royal Haymarket, London, 28 August - 21 September (020 7930 8800).  ); Theatre Royal, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 8 - 12 October


TourNotes:
Forty Hall, Enfield, 6 - 8 June (020 8363 6060); The Orangery, Kenwood, London, 9 June (0870 333 1183); Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire, 11 June (01985 843601); Witley Court Grounds, Worcestershire, 13 June (01299 896636); Fountain Garden, Westmere, Birmingham, (0121 605 7000); Kenilworth Castle, Kenilworth, 15 June (01926 852078); The Gardens, Hatfield House, Herts, 16 June (01707 357117); The Rothley Court, Leicestershire, 27 June (0116 299 4444); Dilston Castle, Northumberland, 29 June (01434 652220); Richmond Castle, N. Yorkshire, 30 June (01748 822493); Harlow Carr Botanical Gardens Harrogate, 2 - 3 July (01943 600675) or (01423 565418); Tatton Park Old Hall, Knutsford, Cheshire, 4 July (01625 534406); The Bridgewater Amphitheatre, Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham, 5 July (115 948 3832) or (0115 846 7777); Chiswick House, London, 6 July (020 8995 0508); The Rookery, Steatham Common, London 7 July (020 7771 2000); Peterborough Cathedral Cloisters, 12 July (01733 452336); Ingatestone, Essex, 13 July (01277 353010); Millfield Theatre, London, 17 July (020 8807 6680); Stokesay Castle, nr Ludlow, 24 July (01588 672544); Wenlock Priory, Much Wenlock, 25 July (01952 727466); Kentwell Hall, Suffolk, 26 - 27 July (01787 310207); The Bothey, Avenue House Grounds, London, 28 July (020 8455 4640); Peel Caslte, Isle of Man, 31 July - 4 August (01624 8412000); Ventnor Botanic Garden, Isle of Wight, 7 - 8 August (01983 865151); Broadlands, Hampshire, 9 August (01794 512987); Chatley Heath Semaphore Tower, Cobham Surrey, 10 August (01932 862762) or (01372 458822); The Pump Room, Bath, 14 August (01225 463362); Mount Edgcumbe, Cremyll, Cornwall, 15 August (01752 822236); Trevarno, Helston, Cornwall, 16 August (01872 262466); Chaplaincy Gardens, St Mary’s, Isles of Scilly, 17 August (01720 422536); Tresco Abbey Gardens, Tresco, Isles of Scilly, 18 August (01720 422349); Pendennis Castle, Cornwall, 21 August (01326 316594); The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Cornwall, 22 August (01726 68532); Pencarrow, Cornwall, 23 August (01566 772117); Abbotsbury Sub Tropical Garden, nr Weymouth, 24 August (01305 871130); Penshurst Place, Kent, 25 August (01732 770929) or (01892 515675).


TourNotes:
Saltram House, Plymouth, 1 August (01752 333500); Burton Hill House School, Malmesbury, 2 August (01985 845086); Dudmaston Hall, Bridgnorth, 3 August (01746 780866); Claydon House, nr Buckingham, 4 August (01494 755572); Plas Newydd, nr Bangor, 6 August (01248 714795); Cilgerran Castle, nr Cardigan, 7 August (01239 621200); Harlech Castle, Harlech, 8 August (01766 780667); Powis Castle, Welshpool, 9 August (01938 554338); The Vyne, Basingstoke, 10 August (08701 555585); Bodiam Castle, nr Battle, 11 August (0870 2403017); Bold Venture Park, Darwen, 14 August (01254 706 006); Henshaw's Arts & Crafts Centre, Knaresborough Festival, 15 August (01423 861353); Chepstow Castle, Chepstow, 16 August (01291 625981); Packwood House, Solihull, 17 August (01564 7832194); Compass Theatre & Arts Centre, Ickenham, 18 August (01895 673200); Hatfield Forest, Bishops Stortford, 28 August (01223 207001); Tonbridge Castle, Tonbridge, 29 August (01732 770929); Corfe Calste, nr Wareham, 30 - 31 August (01929 481294); Lanhydrock, Bodmin, 1 September (01208 73320); Petwood Hotel, Woodhall Spa, 6 September (01526 352411); Blickling Hall, nr Norwich, 7 September (0870 0104900); Brewhouse Theatre & Arts Centre, 13 September (01823 283 244); Longleat, Warminster, 14 September (01264 363487); The Hawth, Crawley, 15 September (01293 553 636)


TourNotes:
Holly Cottage, Funtley, Hants, 12 July (01903 823349); Binstead Hall, Ryde, IOW, 13 July (01903 823349); Little Woodham, Gosport, Hants, 17 - 19 July (01903 823349); Wickham Vineyard, Wickham, Hants, 20 July (01903 823349); Titchfield Abbey, Titchfield, Hants, 21 July (01903 823349).


TourNotes:
Arcola Theatre, London, 12 - 16 February (020 7503 1646); Candid Gallery, London, 20 - 27 February (020 7837 4237).


TourNotes:
Clwyd Theatr Cymru, Mold, 7 February - 2 March (01352 755 114); The New Theatre, Cardiff, 19 - 23 March (029 2087 8889); Theatre Royal, Norwich, 7 - 11 May (01603 630 000). Theatre Royal, Bath. 20 - 25 May (01225 488 844).


TourNotes:
Charter Theatre, Preston.  26 - 27 February (01772 258 858); Theatre Royal, Bath, 8 - 9 March (01225 448 844).


TourNotes:
The Dream Factory, Warwick, 27 February - 2 March (01926 419555); The Rose Theatre, London, 17 March (01926 419555); King Edward School, Stratford-upon-Avon, 23 April (01789 263351);
Pickering Castle, Pickering, N Yorks., 12 July (01751 474989); Kenilworth Castle, Kenilworth, 27 July ()1926 852078).


PerformanceNote:
31 January - 30 March.  Almeida at King's Cross


TourNotes:
Malvern Theatres, Malvern, 23 - 28 September (01684 892 277); His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen, 30 September - 5 October (01224 641 122); The Hexagon, Bolton, 7 - 12 October (0118 960 6060); The Opera House, Buxton, 14 - 19 October (01298 72190); Hall for Cornwall, Truro, 21 - 26 October (01872 262 466); The Lowry, Salford, 4 - 9 November (0161 876 2000); Arts Theatre, Cambridge, 11 - 16 November (01223 503 333); Theatre Royal, Norwich, 18 - 23 November (01603 630 000); Theatre Royal, York, 25 - 30 November (01904 623 568); Theatre Royal, Brighton, 2 - 7 December (01273 328 488); Alhambra Theatre, Bradford, 9 - 14 December (01274 752 000).


PerformanceNote:
Royal Shakespeare Company Academy production.  The Swan Theatre, 23rd September - 12th October (01789 403403); Newcastle Haymarket Playhouse, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 15th October - 19th October (0870 905 5060); The Young Vic Theatre, London, 23rd October - 9th November (020 7928 6363).


PerformanceNote:
Opera written by Toshiowa.  31 January - 2 February


TourNotes:
Redgrave Theatre, Bristol, 1 - 11 May (0117 315 7600); Brewery Arts, Cirencester, 16 May (01285 655 522); Merlin Theatre, Frome, 22 May (01373 465 949); Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury, 2 July (01684 295 074).


TourNotes:
Viaduct Theatre, 14 - 23 March, Halifax (01442 255 266); The Castle, Wellingborough, 26 - 27 March (01933 270 007); Skipton Auction Market, Skipton, 29 - 30 March (no phone); Thoresby Park Riding Stables, Nottingham, nr Ollerton, 4 - 6 April (no phone); Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, 8 - 13 April (01723 370 541); West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds, 16 - 20 April (0113 213 7700); The Lowry, Salford, 23 - 27 April (0161 876 2000); Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, 30 April - 4 May (01284 769 505); Everyman Theatre, Liverpool, 7 - 11 May (0151 709 4776); Salts Mill, Saltair, Bradford, 16 - 19 May (no phone); New Victoria Theatre, Newcastle-under-Lyme, 29 May - 1 June (01782 717 962)


TourNotes:
15 Jan - 2 March (Worden Park, Rheged Penrith, Rufford Old Hall, Albert Hall Bolton)


TourNotes:
Octagon Theatre, Bolton, 10 - 11 April (01204 520 661); Danebank Theatre, Crewe, 15 - 16 April (01270 654 677).


TourNotes:
Old Wardour Castle, Wiltshire, 29 June (01747 870487); Portchester Castle, Hampshire, 20 July


TourNotes:
Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes, 17 - 26 October 901908 606 909); Richmond Theatre, Richmond, 28 October - 2 November (020 8940 0088); Albery Theatre, London Nov-Jan 2003


TourNotes:
Cottesloe Theatre, London, 8 - 10 April (020 7452 3000); South Hill Park Arts Centre, Wilde Theatre, Bracknell, 15 - 17 April (01344 484 123); Oakengates Theatre, Telford, 29 April - 1 May (01952 619 020); The Lowry, Salford, 7 - 9 May (0161 876 2000).  Dream Factory, Warwick, 13-15 May.


TourNotes:
The Swan Theatre, 28 November 2001 - 19 January (01789 403 403); Civic Hall, Ellesmere Port, 29 January - 2 February (0151 355 7652); King Edward VII Community Sports Centre, Leics., 5 - 9 February (01664 851 019); Littleport Leisure Centre, Littleport, 12 - 16 February (01353 616 991); Hall for Cornwall, Truro, 12 - 16 March (01872 262 466); Dawlish Leisure Centre, Dawlish, 19 - 23 March (01626 215 632); Lakes College, West Cumbria, 2 - 6 April (01900 602 122/01946 852 821); Coulby Newnham Rainbow Leisure Centre, Middlesbrough, 9 - 13 April (01642 296 208); Sandwell - Haden Hill Leisure Centre, Cradley Heath, 16 - 20 April (01384 812 812); Mountbatten Centre, Newport (Isle of Wight), 23 - 27 April (01983 527 020); Burgess Hill - The Triangle, West Sussex, 30 April - 4 May (01444 876 060).


TourNotes:
Tintagel Castle, Cornwall, 19 June (01840 770328); Chysauster Ancient Village, Cornwall, 4 July (07831 757934); Totnes Castle, Devon (01803 864406); Restormel and Launceston Castles, 1 - 2 August (Restormel - 01208 872687) (Launceston -01566 772365).


PerformanceNote:
Royal Shakespeare Theatre, 1 February 2002 - 23 March (01789 403 403); Alhambra, Bradford, 26 - 30 March (01274 752 000); Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent, 2 - 6 April (01782 213 800); Theatre Royal, Norwich, 9 - 13 April 200 (01603 630 000); Barbican, London, 18 April - 11 May (020 7638 8891); The Lowry, Salford, 14 - 18 May (0161 876 2000); Theatre Royal, Plymouth, 21 - 25 May (01752 267 222); New Victoria, Woking, 28 May - 1 June (01483 761 144).


TourNotes:
Belton House, Grantham, 21 June (01476 566116/592900); Lincoln Castle, Lincoln, 22 June (01522 527770); Castle Howard, York, 23 June (01653 64844x220); Durham Castle, Durham, 26 June (0191 3743865); Chillingham Castle, Northumberland, 28 June (01668 215359); Hopetoun House, Edinburgh, 29 June (0131 3312451); Mount Grace Priory, N Yorks, 30 June (01609 883494); St Augustine’s Abbey, Canterbury, 6 July (01227 767345); Bayham Old Abbey, Lamberhurst Sussex, 7 July (01892 8890381); Holkham Nursery Gardens, Norfolk, 14 July (01328 710227); Raby Castle, Darlington, 20 July (01833 660202/7); Deene Park, Northamptonshire, 27 July (01780 450278); Wimpole Hall, Hereford, 28 July (01223 207257); Escot Country Park, Devon, 31 July (01404 822188); Trelowarren House, Cornwall, 2 August (01326 221366); Thompson Park, Lancashire, 8 August (no phone); Capesthorne Hall, Cheshire, 9 August (01625 861221); Chirk Castle, Wrexham, 10 August (01691 777701); Pickering Castle, N Yorks, 11 August (01751 474989); Solberge Hal Hotel, N Yorks, 15 August (01609 779191); Williamson Park Lancaster, 16 August (01524 33318); Charlecote Park, Warwickshire, 17 August (01789 470277); Pevensey Castle, Sussex, 18 August (01323 762604); Renishaw Hall, Derbyshire, 24 August (01246 423310); Loseley Park, Surrey, 25 August (01483 304440); Fawsley Hal Hotel, Northamptonshire, 26 august (01327 892000); Broadlands, Hampshire, 31 August (01794 505010)


TourNotes:
Old Wardour Castle, Wiltshire, 30 June (01747 870487); Portchester Castle, Hampshire, 21 July (023 9237 8291)


PerformanceNote:
‘Set in some woods just off the A1 and based on a well-known recently performed play by Mr Shakespeare’.  22-23 February


TourNotes:
The Library Theatre, Luton, 20 - 23 March (01582 547 474). Queen Mother Theatre, Hitchin, 30 May - 1 June (01462 455 166); Bowen West Theatre, Bedford, 27 - 29 June (01234 219 333).


PerformanceNote:
The Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, 30 April - 13 July (01789 403 403); Haymarket Theatre, London, 22 July - 22 August (020 7930 8800); Theatre Royal, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 24 September - 10 October (0191 232 2061).


TourNotes:
Cochrane Theatre, London, 30 January - 9 February (020 7242 7040); South Hill Park Arts Centre/Wilde Theatre, Bracknell, 18 - 20 February (01344 484 123); Middlesbrough Little Theatre, Middlesbrough, 21 - 23 February (01642 815 181); The Lowry, Salford, 4 - 6 March (0161 876 2000); Strode Theatre, Street, 7 - 8 March (01458 442 846); Newark Palace, Newark, 14 - 16 March (01636 655 755); Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury, 18 - 20 March (01684 290 734).


PerformanceNote:
The Roundhouse, London, 28 June - 13 July; Royal Shakespeare Theatre, 12 August - 2 November (01789 403 403).


TourNotes:
Bolsover Castle, Derbyshire, 22 June (01646 822844); Lincoln Medieval Bishop’s Palace, Lincoln, 23 July - 4 August (except Thursday) (01522 527468).


TourNotes:
Rollright Stones, nr Chipping Norton, 16 June (no phone); Holburne Museum, Bath, 19 - 20 June (01255 463362); Ashby de la Zouch Castle, Ashby de la Zouch, 21 June (01530 413343); Rushcliffe, 23 June (no phone); Wycoller Hall, Preston, 26 June (01772 264709); Bramall Hall, Stockport, 27 - 28 June (0161 498 53708); Carsington Water, nr Ashbourne, 29 - 30 June (01629 540696); Baysgarth Museum, Barton-under-Humber, 3 July (01652 637487); Blackfriars, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 4 July (0191 277 8004); Paxton House, Berwick-upon-Tweed, 5 July (01289 386291); Brancepeth Castle, Co. Durham, 6 July (0191 378 0628); Burton Constable Hall, nr Hull, 7 July (01964 550618); De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 9 - 11 July (0116 233 3111); Mount Grace Priory, N. Yorkshire, 12 July (01609 883494); Nunnington Hall, N Yorks, 13 July (01909 511061); Rockingham Castle, Corby, 14 July (01536 771238); Chepstow Castle, Gwent, 17 July (01291 624836); Cressing Temple Barn, Colchester, 18 July (01206 573948); Lydiard Park, Swindon, 19 July (01793 463210); De Montford Hall, Leicester, 20 - 21 July (0116 233 3111); Brueton Park, Solihull, 24 July (0121 704 6962); Cricket St Thomas, 25 July (01909 511061); Witley Court, Worcestershire, 27 - 28 July (01299 896636); Sterts Theatre, Liskeard, 31 July - 1 August (no phone); The Botanical Gardens, Sheffield, 2 - 4 August (no phone); Goodrich Castle, Herefordshire, 7 - 8 August (01600 890538); Oxburgh Hall, King's Lynn, 9 August (no phone); Kenilworth Castle, Kenilworth, 10 -11 August (01926 852078); Croft Castle, Hereford, 14 August (01568 780246); Shrewsbury Castle, Shrewsbury (01743 281280); The Commandery, Worcester, 17 - 18 August (no phone).


TourNotes:
Shoreham Airport, 7 June (01451 831971/822583); Holkham Hall, Wells-next-the-Sea, 8 June (01328 711636); Rollright Stones, nr Chipping Norton, 9 June (no phone); Shrewsbury Castle, Shrewsbury, 12 -13 June (01743 281281); Kiplin Hall, Richmond, 14 June (01748 818178); Castle Park, Frodsham, 15 June (01606 867539); Caldewell House, Stoulton, 16 June (01905 840894); Mill Dene House, Moreton-in-Marsh, 19 June (01386 700457); Caldicott Castle, Gwent, 20 June (01291 625981); Witley Court, 21 - 22 June; (01299 896636); Broxbourne Civic Hall, Hoddesdon, 26 June (01992 441946); The Prebendal Manor, nr Peterborough, 28 June (01780 782575); Wickhamford Manor, nr Evesham, 29 June (01386 830296); Misarden Park, Stroud, 20 June (01452 812890/01453 750888); Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds, 3 July (01284 764667); Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich, 4 July (01473 433100); Oxburgh Hall, King's Lynn, 5 July (01366 328258); Kenilworth Castle, Kenilworth, 6 – 7 July (01926 852078); Brueton Park, Solihull, 10 July (0121 704 6962); Meriden Park, Solihull, 11 July (0191 704 6962); De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 12 - 13 July (0116 233 3111); Hinwick Hall, Wellingborough, 14 July (01933 312470); Llanthony Secunda Priory, Gloucester, 16 July (01452 505089); De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 17 - 19 July (0116 233 3111); Lydiard Park, Swindon, 20 July (01793 463210); Rockingham Castle, Corby, 21 July (01536 771238); Goodrich Castle, Herefordshire, 24 – 25 July (01600 890538); Carsington Water, nr Ashbourne, 26 July (01629 540696); Lamport Hall, Northampton, 27 July (01604 686272); Wycombe Museum, High Wycombe, 28 July (no phone); The Botanical Gardens, Sheffield, 31 July - 1 August (no phone); Sterts Theatre, Liskeard, 2 - 3 August (no phone); Leckhampton Court, Cheltenham, 4 August (01242 255588/522858); St Mary's Churchyard, Haverhill, 6 August (01440 714140); Guildford Castle, Guildford, 7 - 8 August (01483 444555); Bexley, Bexley, 9 August (01483 444555); Fillongley Village Hall, Fillongley, 10 August (no phone); Wenlock Priory, Much Wenlock, 11 August (01952 727466); Williamson Park, Lancaster, 14 - 15 August (01524 33318); Piece Hall, Halifax, 16 - 17 August (01422 358087); Bowes Museum, Barnard's Castle, 18 August (01833 690606/637163).


PerformanceNote:
The Shaw Theatre, London, 20th April - 2 June, Even dates, Tue - Sat, every Sunday, in repertory with Henry V. 0870 730 1180.


Title:
Romeo and Juliet:  A Plague O' Both Your Houses!


TourNotes:
The Mill, Banbury, 2 March (01295 279 002); Stanton Campus Theatre, Milton Keynes, 26 March (01908 324 422); Green Room, Manchester, 6 April (0161 950 9500); The Bull, London, 7  April (020 8449 0048); Pegasus Theatre, Oxford, 3 May (01865 722 851); Danebank Theatre, Crewe, 21 May (01270 654 677). Norden Farm Centre for Arts, Maidenhead, 7 June (01628 788 997); Exeter Phoenix, Exeter, 8 June (01392 667 080).


TourNotes:
Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 23 March (01483 440 000); Compass Theatre, London, 13 April (01895 673 200).


PerformanceNote:
Combines music, African drumming and dance.  20 - 25 May


TourNotes:
.  Birmingham Hippodrome, Birmingham.  6 - 9 March (0121 622 7486); Empire Theatre, Sunderland, 2 - 6 April (0191 514 2517).


TourNotes:
Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool, 5 - 9 March (0870 606 3536); Opera House, Manchester, 11 - 16 March (0161 242 2509); Mayflower, Southampton, 19 - 23 March (023 8071 1811); Hippodrome, Bristol, 26 - 30 March (0177 929 9444).


TourNotes:
The Theatre by the Lake, Keswick, 20 - 21 April (01768 774411); Corn Exchange, Newbury, 25 April (01635 522 733); Haymarket Theatre, Basingstoke, 1 May (01256 465 566); Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury, 11 May (01684 295 074); The Landmark, Ilfracombe, 6 June (01271 324 242); Torch Theatre, Milford Haven, 14 June (01646 695 267); The Winding Wheel, Chesterfield, 27 June (01246 345 334).


PerformanceNote:
The Roundhouse, London, 19 April - - 22 June (01789 403403); Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, 7 September - 11 November (01789 403403).


TourNotes:
Norwich Puppet Theatre, Norwich, 20 April (01603 629 921). Phoenix Theatre, Bordon, 21 June (01420 472 664).


TourNotes:
The Lowry, Salford, 28 January - 2 February (0161 876 2000); The Orchard, Dartford, 4 - 9 February (01322 220 000); Theatre Royal, Nottingham, 11 - 16 February (0115 989 5555); Grand Theatre, Swansea, 18 - 23 February (01792 475 715); Civic Theatre, Darlington, 4 - 9 March (01325 486 555); North Wales Theatre (Theatr Gogledd Cymru), Llandudno, 11 March - 16 March (01492 872 000); Wimbledon Theatre, Wimbledon, 18 - 23 March (020 8540 0362); Theatre Royal, Plymouth, 25 - 30 March (01752 267 222); Grand Theatre and Opera House, Leeds, 2 - 6 April (0113 222 6222); The Hawth, Crawley, 8 - 13 April (01293 553 636); Hippodrome, Bristol, 15 - 20 April (0117 9299 444); Hall for Cornwall, Truro, 22 - 27 April (01872 262 466).


PerformanceNote:
Opera by Walton.  27 February - 26 March


TourNotes:
Brewery Arts, Cirencester, 2 March (01285 655 522). Arc Theatre, Trowbridge, 19 April (01225 756 376).


TourNotes:
Hare & Hounds Hotel, Gloucestershire, 14 June (01666 880233); Northcote Manor House Hotel, Devon, 16 June (01769 560501); Renishaw Hall, Derbyshire, 22 June (01246 432310); The Haycock Hotel, Cambridgeshire, 23 June (01780 755611); Petwood Hotel, Lincolnshire, 28 June (01526 352411); Durham Massey, Cheshire, 29 June (0161 9284351); Croft Castle, Herefordshire, 30 June (01568 780246); Hemsley Castle, N Yorks, 5 July (01439 770442); Port Sunlight Village & Heritage Centre, Merseyside, 6 July (0151 6446466); Holker Hall & Garden, Cumbria, 7 July (015395 58328); Boughton House, Kettering, 12 July (01536 515731); Hawkstone Historic Park, Shropshire, 13 July (01939 200611); Trigony House Hotel, Dumfries & Galloway, 19 July (01848 331211); Belsay Hall, Castle & Gardens, Northumberland, 20 July (01661 881636); Bowhill House & Country Park, Borders, 21 July (01750 22204); Goodenstone Park, Kent, 25 July (01304 840107); West Lodge Park Hotel, Hertfordshire, 26 July (020 82163900); The Gardens of Easton Lodge, Essex, 27 July (01371 876979); The Manor House Hotel, Wiltshire, 28 July (01249 782206); Culzean Castle, Ayrshire, 1 August (01655 884455); Hopetoun House, Edinburgh, 2 August (0131 3312451); Paxton House, Borders, 3 August (01289 386291); Crantock Bay Hotel, Cornwall, 7 August (01637 830229); Forde Abbey, Somerset, 8 August (01460 221290); Kingston Maurward Gardens, Dorset, 9 August (01305 215003); Exbury Gardens, Hampshire, 10 August (023 80891203); Battle Abbey, Battle, 11 August (01424 773792); Durham Castle, Durham, 14 August (0191 3743865); Alnwick Castle, Alnwick, 16 August (01665 510777); Williamson Park, Lancaster, 17 August (01524 33318); Ford Green Hall, Staffordshire, 18 August (01782 233195); Solberge Hall Hotel, N Yorks, 22 August (01609 779191); Harewood House, Leeds, 23 August (0113 2886331); Fritton Lake Countryworld, Norfolk, 24 August (01493 488288); Ickworth House, Bury St Edmunds, 25 August (01284 735270); New Hall Hotel, Warwickshire, 26 August (0121 378 2442); Grimsthorpe Castle, Bourne, 30 August (0778 591205); Lincoln Castle, Lincoln, 31 August (01522 527770).


TourNotes:
De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 23 - 24 January (01162 333 111); Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes, 25 January (01908 606 090); Cliffs Pavilion, Southend-on-Sea, 28 - 29 January (01702 351 135); Spa Pavilion Theatre, Felixstowe, 30 - 31 January (01394 282 126); The Cresset, Peterborough, 1 February (01722 265 705); The Playhouse, Weston-Super-Mare, 4 - 6 February (01934 645 544); Hall for Cornwall, Truro, 7 February (01872 262 466); Princess Theatre, Torquay, 8 February (01803 290 290); Lewisham Theatre, London, 14 - 15 February (020 8690 0002); North Wales Theatre (Theatr Gogledd Cymru), Llandudno, 18 - 19 February (01492 872 000); Theatre Royal and Opera House, Wakefield, 20 - 22 February (01924 211 311); Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, 25 - 26 February (01227 787 787); White Rock Theatre, Hastings, 27 - 28 February (01424 781 000); The Auditorium, Grimsby, 4 - 5 March (01472 311 300); Futurist Theatre, Scarborough, 6 March (01723 365 789); Victoria Hall, Stoke-on-Trent, 7 March; The Lowry, Salford, 11 - 12 March (0161 876 2000); Neptune Theatre, Liverpool, 13 - 15 March (0151 709 7844).  ); The Broadway Theatre, London, 18 - 19 March (020 8690 0002)


TourNotes:
Corn Exchange, Newbury, 11 June (01635 522 733); Strode Theatre, Street, 14 June (01458 442 846); Neptune Theatre, Liverpool, 26 June (0151 709 7844)


PerformanceNote:
The Roundhouse, London, 28 March - 19 June (01789 403 403). Royal Shakespeare Theatre, 31 July - 2 November (01789 403 403)


PerformanceNote:
Performance piece by Sergio Amigo, Founder of the Boar's Head Theatre Company in Buenos Aires.  June


PerformanceNote:
Semi-staged reading, directed by Katherine Duncan-Jones, as part of Editing English Renaissance Plays conference, organized by the Malone Society.  21 September 2002, Corpus Christi College, Oxford


Title:
Doctor Prospero - The Rough Magic of John Dee


PerformanceNote:
Includes Shakespeare as a character: 3 - 18 May


TourNotes:
Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham, 31 January - 2 February (0115 846 7777); Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton, 27 February (01902 321 321); Playhouse, Alnwick, 5 April (01665 510 785); Playhouse, Norwich, 13 April (01603 764 764); New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth, 14 April (023 9264 9000). Swindon Arts Centre, Swindon, 16 April (01793 614 837); Theatre Royal, Bath, 17 - 20 April (01225 448 844); South Hill Park Arts, Bracknell, 22 April (01344 484 123); Komedia Theatre, Brighton, 24 - 25 April (01273 647 100); Queen's Theatre, Barnstaple, 26 April (01271 324 242); Epsom Playhouse, Epsom, 29 April (01372 742 555); Little Theatre, Sheringham, 2 May (01263 822 347).


Title:
The Tragickall Medickall Historie of William Shakespeare, Bard of Bedlam


PerformanceNote:
Revival of June-August 2001 summer touring production.  December 2001 - February 2002


PerformanceNote:
Modern dress, played on a bare stage. 1-17 February


PerformanceNote:
A sign-dance prequel to The Tempest, performed by a company of deaf and hearing performers


TourNotes:
July 2001, venues include Cawdor castle.


PerformanceNote:
Performed as part of the Bath Shakespeare Festival


PerformanceNote:
June 1998; a new play, telling Cleopatra's story


PerformanceNote:
July 1998; using traditional Irish music


PerformanceNote:
September 1998; predominantly female cast


TourNotes:
Newbury and tour with Henry V; also toured to Malta and to The Other Place, Stratford


PerformanceNote:
June 1998;Tolethorpe Hall; amateur company


PerformanceNote:
28 August - 3 September 1998; played in Japanese; first performed in Tokyo 7 October - 8 November 1995


PerformanceNote:
March 1998; adaptation for a cast of eight


PerformanceNote:
July 1998; an adaptation played by four actors


Title:
Hamlet in the Mirror (Hamlet en el Espejo)

PerformanceNote:
August 1998; using material from Hamlet and the sonnets, played partly in Spanish


PerformanceNote:
August 1998; has been playing in Canada for seven years


PerformanceNote:
August 1998; a street-theatre adaptation


TourNotes:
European and British tour with The Comedy of Errors


PerformanceNote:
June 1998; presented as though by a band of travelling players

TourNotes:
Tour of open-air sites with A Midsummer Night's Dream


PerformanceNote:
November 1998; originally two linked plays, here combined. After Agincourt was originally a radio play


PerformanceNote:
September 1998: played for one night only under supposed Elizabethan acting conditions, the actors being given only their own lines and no rehersal


PerformanceNote:
June 1998; the Polesden Lacey annual Shakespeare production


PerformanceNote:
October 1998; a role reversal production with Lear's daughters played by male actors and a female Lear


PerformanceNote:
August 1998; at the Avignon Festival too; advertised as a new translation


PerformanceNote:
20 January - 7 May 1998; production first seen at the Royal Shakespeare, Stratford


PerformanceNote:
18 February 1998; production first seen at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford 1997


PerformanceNote:
18 February - 21 March 1998; production first seen at the Swan Theatre, Stratford 1996


Title:
Goodnight Desdemona, Good Morning Juliet

PerformanceNote:
7-23 May 1998; previous presentation at the Grace


PerformanceNote:
25-30 May 1998; previously seen at the 1997 Edinburgh Festival


PerformanceNote:
10-13 June 1998; production first seen at the Watermill in 1997


PerformanceNote:
7 July - 8 August 1998; solo performance by Stephen Berkoff


PerformanceNote:
14 July - 1 August 1998 Deptford Playground and 4-6 August 1998 Horniman Museum


PerformanceNote:
Billed as '12welfth Night' but not an adaptation.  3-29 August 1998.  Open-air production in modern dress.


PerformanceNote:
25-29 August 1998.  Adaptation for schools.


Title:
The African Company Presents Richard III


PerformanceNote:
6 October 1998; revival of Bernstein/Sondheim musical


TourNotes:
Touring production seen at the Theatre Royal, Bath


PerformanceNote:
9-30 October 1998; the production seen at the Cottesloe


PerformanceNote:
9 November - 6 December 1998; performed by Jackie Mason


PerformanceNote:
8 December 1998; production originally seen at he Pit


PerformanceNote:
February 1998; played in Scots and Irish accents


PerformanceNote:
June 1998; set in a Scotland inspired by the film Braveheart


PerformanceNote:
August 1998; presented in college gardens


PerformanceNote:
November 1998; production used video projections


TourNotes:
Touring three one-hour adaptations of Macbeth, The Merchant of Venice and Romeo and Juliet


TourNotes:
a winter education project with schools workshops


TourNotes:
touring Lives, Wisbech, schools and colleges


PerformanceNote:
July, October 1998; presented also in Cottesloe Theatre; a simplified version in Wol Wantok

TourNotes:
The production toured the Suoth Pacific islands and other parts of the world


PerformanceNote:
Set in Brazil and used ritual dance, martial arts, and voodoo ritual.  August 1998


PerformanceNote:
September 1998; also in Brewhouse Theatre, Taunton; amateur theatre groups from the UK, Spain and Portugal worked together on this project


PerformanceNote:
January 1998.  Transferred to London in December 1998


TourNotes:
schools tour with Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
May 1998-; a re-casting of the 1997 production


PerformanceNote:
July 1998; a promenade production with afternoon workshop for children


PerformanceNote:
March 1998; Mendelssohn's complete incidental music


PerformanceNote:
March 1998; performed by the graduates of the Birmingham Theatre School


PerformanceNote:
June 1998; an allegorical art installation


PerformanceNote:
August 1998; a performance project for nine to eleven-year-olds


PerformanceNote:
July 1998-; also for Cambridge Shakespeare Festival; in college gardens


Title:
Much Ado About Nothing (Three Weddings and a Funeral)


PerformanceNote:
September 1998-; also in The Theatre Royal, Bury St. Edmunds

TourNotes:
tour of the Eastern regions with educational workshops for schools


PerformanceNote:
August 1998.  Script held in Shakespeare Institute Library


PerformanceNote:
January 1998; also in The Great Hall, and the People's Palace; with schools workshops


TourNotes:
Touring production (Wilde Theatre in Bracknell; in Lyric Hammersmith to 5 July)


TourNotes:
and tour (Brighton, Chipping Norton, Preston)


PerformanceNote:
4-11 January; devised and performed by Robert Lepage with Pierre Bernier; production uses multimedia


TourNotes:
Birmingham and tour (from February to July)


TourNotes:
touring production (Blackpool Grand Theatre, Darlington Civic Theatre, Barnstaple Queen's Theatre, Brighton Theatre Royal); the production also toured Japan, Israel and Korea


PerformanceNote:
21 February - 15 March; Lear played by a woman


TourNotes:
Also the Lachmere pub, Battersea and London Fringe


PerformanceNote:
29 April - 24 May; the production seen at the Theatre Royal, Bristol, 7 February 1997


PerformanceNote:
13 May- 7 June; all-male cast; partialy played out of doors


PerformanceNote:
2-7 May previews; 8 May-23 August; party guests played by citizens of Stratford

TourNotes:
Also in Barbican towards the end of the year (December)


PerformanceNote:
20-24 May; performed in Romanian; production first presented in Bucharest, 14 March 1992


PerformanceNote:
2 July - 2 August; production previously seen at the Haymarket, Leicester, 27 February 1997


Title:
Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)

PerformanceNote:
21 July - 3 August; subsequently seen on the 1997 Edinburgh Fringe (10-23 August)


TourNotes:
Touring production (touring until 6 December)


PerformanceNote:
11 September - 27 September.  Transferred to the Barbican Theatre,  4 November 1997


PerformanceNote:
16 September; in a co-production with the Salzburg Festival
Venue given also as Cottesloe


PerformanceNote:
14 October - 2 November; in Bristol Old Vic

TourNotes:
Touring production (touring after 2 November)


TourNotes:
Touring production ( 18 November -11 February in Swan)


PerformanceNote:
19 November 20 December: continued in 1998


PerformanceNote:
20 November - 7 December; originally seen at Lincol's Inn Gardens, 4 August 1997


PerformanceNote:
May; also at Greenwich Festival (Prince Theatre, Greenwich from 24 June)


TourNotes:
open-air production at historic sites around Lincoln


TourNotes:
tour to the Edinburgh Festival, Japan and Israel


PerformanceNote:
July 1997 - ; cut as a Jacobean touring production might have been


PerformanceNote:
February 1997- ; the text stripped to the essentials


PerformanceNote:
September 1997; adapted from the novel by Alan Isler


PerformanceNote:
August 1997; adaptation used also Plutarch's Lives


PerformanceNote:
July 1997; part of the Cliveden Festival


PerformanceNote:
October 1997; played at the Assembly Rooms; in the Tatar language


PerformanceNote:
November 1997; using computer graphics and visual projections


PerformanceNote:
August 1997; using the first folio text and playing unrehearsed


PerformanceNote:
December 1996- in Stratford; December 1997- in Barbican


PerformanceNote:
June 1997-; produced by Michael Bogdanov

TourNotes:
Tour of Oxford, Swansea, Aberdeen, Leeds, Nottingham, Eastbourne, Hull, Reading, Canterbury, Blackpool, Northampton, Woking, Newcastle upon Tyne and Cork.


TourNotes:
open-air venues (Stoulton, Evesham, Chipping Norton, Worcester)


TourNotes:
of open air venues in the north of England


TourNotes:
tour of open-air venues in the North West of England and North Wales


PerformanceNote:
August 1997; open-air production performed on North Lawn


TourNotes:
tour of National Trust sites with the Tempest


TourNotes:
also Edinburgh Festival and tour; the production has also toured Europe and USA


PerformanceNote:
March 1999.  Focus on the psychological aspects of the play, with the almost omnipresent
witches renamed 'spirits that tend on mortal thoughts'


PerformanceNote:
April 2000.  All cast omnipresent and forming a sea of bodies when not required to
perform by the script


PerformanceNote:
Summer 2001.  Hamlet had the King and Queen perform the play-within-the-play by giving them copies of the script


PerformanceNote:
11-14 December.  3rd year drama students


PerformanceNote:
June 19-22, 25-30.  Promenade production.
The company is  directed by Scott Palmer, and will also produce Titus
Andronicus The Tempest, and Romeo and Juliet.  The aim is to offer a cross-section of Shakespeare's work.see below. Source, Glasgow Evening
Times, Summer in the City 2002.


PerformanceNote:
Hip-hop version of The Comedy of Errors. 31 July - 26 August


PerformanceNote:
A community production, involving amateur, professionals and students.  July 2002


PerformanceNote:
6-9 November.  Wrestling School Production


Title:
The Fall and Hamlet: Tragedy of a Fat Man

PerformanceNote:
25 June - 14 July.  Adapted by Albert Camus


PerformanceNote:
12 June - 7 July.  An interactive promenade production. The audience tour the Victorian building, catching glimpses of the actors, eavesdropping on thewedding, overhearing characters scheming.  A skilful blend of video and live action.


Title:
Lesbian Launderette - St Kylie's Love Hospital

PerformanceNote:
Comedy melodrama with music - Macbeth in a launderette.  August


PerformanceNote:
June-July.  Eclectic costuming from Elizabethan to Victoria periods intermixed with punk.


TourNotes:
Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton, 14 - 15 November (01902 321 321); Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal, 19 November (01539 725 133); Cricklade Theatre, Andover, 22 - 23 November (01264 365 698); Rosehill Theatre, Whitehaven, 18 - 19 December (01946 692 422); Wyeside Arts Centre, Builth Wells, 28 - 29 December (01982 552 555); New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth, 2 - 4 January 2003 (023 9264 9000).


PerformanceNote:
July 1997; during the Stafford Shakespeare Festival


PerformanceNote:
August 1997; an open air production with The Taming of the Shrew

TourNotes:
Nottingham and Leeds Shakespeare festivals


PerformanceNote:
January 1997; adapted for mime and music


TourNotes:
tour of primary schools around Worthing with an adaptation of A Midsummer Night's Dream


TourNotes:
Leeds, Nottingham, Halifax, Sheffield, Eastbourne, Mancester, Northampton


TourNotes:
tour of open-air venues with Richard III


TourNotes:
tour of open-air venues with As You Like It


TourNotes:
and in Telford in the Town Park Amphitheatre


TourNotes:
at the Brix, St Matthews Church, Brixton, London


TourNotes:
Sarajevo Festival of Peace, British and international tour


Title:
Falstaff or The True and Valient Death of Sir John Falsof


PerformanceNote:
August 1997; in collaboration with the local community


PerformanceNote:
August 1997; one man show on Shakespearian acting styles


PerformanceNote:
August 1997; on Shakespeare's son-in-law


PerformanceNote:
August 1997; Patrick Barlow playing Oliver Dingle


TourNotes:
schools tour of South Wales valleys with workshops


PerformanceNote:
17 July 2007 - 14 March 2008.
At Roundhouse, London 3 April - 23 May


PerformanceNote:
25 July 2007 - 14 March 2008
At Roundhouse, London, 5 April - 23 May


PerformanceNote:
25 Oct 2007 - 14 Mar 2008.
At the Roundhouse, London, 8 April - 23 May


PerformanceNote:
6 Feb - 15 Mar
At the Roundhouse, London, 19 Apr - 24 May


PerformanceNote:
6 Feb - 15 Mar
At the Roundhouse, London, 22 April - 24 May


PerformanceNote:
6 Feb - 15 March
At the Roundhouse, London, 24 Apr - 24 May


PerformanceNote:
20 Oct - 29 Nov
At Young Vic, London, 29 Jan - 28 Mar 2009


TourNotes:
30-31 May, Poole's Cavern, Buxton
29 Oct - 1 Nov, Silk Mill, Derby


PerformanceNote:
12 Sept - 11 Oct
22 Oct - 15 Nov at Playhouse, Nottingham


Title:
Burn Out Macbeth: a Southern Gothic Tale


PerformanceNote:
3-20 June
Part of the Lunchbox Theatre Series


PerformanceNote:
9 May - 13 Nov
At Novello, London, 15 Jan - 7 Feb.


PerformanceNote:
2 March
Performed by pupils of East Harling, Gardolisham, Kenninghal Primary Schools


PerformanceNote:
16 Feb - 16 March 2008.
Also at Roundhouse, London 26 Apr - 25 May


Title:
Romeo and Juliet , On Motifs of Shakespeare


PerformanceNote:
22 July - 31 August.
Also at New Wimbledon Theatre 14 Oct - 1 Nov


PerformanceNote:
24 January - 23 February
Then touring 13 March - 20 April


PerformanceNote:
21 - 22 April
Performed in IsiZulu, IsiXhosa, SeSotho, Setswana, Afrikaans, South African English


PerformanceNote:
16 - 19 May
22 July, Royal Shakespeare Theatre


Title:
The Complete Reworks of Shakespeare:  A Live Art William Shake-up


Title:
Double Bill:  Shakespeare’s Queens & The Madness of King Lear


PerformanceNote:
31 August - 15 September
Performed in Catalan and English


Title:
Shakespeare’s Queens:  She-Wolves and Serpents


PerformanceNote:
29 October - 2 November
And other venues across the country to 13 November


Title:
A Soldier in Every Son - An Aztec Trilogy


PerformanceNote:
20-30 November
In rep with Julius Caesar


PerformanceNote:
13 Feb - 22 March
Then touring to 21 June


PerformanceNote:
14 Mar - 28 Sept
Also at Theatre Royal, Newcastle 18-26 Oct


PerformanceNote:
4 Jan - 22 February
Also at Greenwich Theatre, London 26 - 28 Feb.


PerformanceNote:
18 March - 16 Sept
Touring until 24 January 2015


PerformanceNote:
28 March - 16 Sept
Touring until 24 January 2015


PerformanceNote:
22 Feb - 4 April
60 minute all-male production


PerformanceNote:
19-30 Nov
In rep with Antony and Cleopatra


TourNotes:
on 14 January in Newport
 4 - 8 February Cotswold Leisure Centre
Also in Pakistan


PerformanceNote:
22-25 and 29 January; 28 February and 6, 10, 13, 18, 19 March


TourNotes:
The Radlett Centre, Radlett, 14 – 15 October (01923 859 291); Theatre Royal, Norwich, 29 October (01603 630 000); Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent, 18 November (01782 213 800); Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton, 21 - 22 November (01902 429 212); Shakespeare4Kidz.  Wyvern Theatre, Swindon, 26 November (01793 524 481); Churchill Theatre, Bromley, 2 - 3 December (020 8460 6677); Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes, 30 January 2003 (01908 606 090).


Title:
Dreamcatcher:  A Midsummer Night’s Western


PerformanceNote:
Open air, community production.  11-21 July


PerformanceNote:
One performance only, a full text, five-actor version.  13 December


TourNotes:
Aydon Castle, Northumberland, 27 July (01434 632450); Prudhoe Castle, Northumberland, 28 July (0661 833459).


TourNotes:
Valentine’s Park, Ilford, 16 - 20 July (no phone); Old Royal Naval College Grounds, Greenwich, 23 - 27 July (no phone); Chiswick House Grounds, London, 30 July - 1 August (no phone); Oxleas Woods, Shooters Hill, 6 - 10 August (no phone); Three Mills Island Studios, London, 13 - 17 August (020 7363 0033); Dulwich Park, London, 20 - 24 August (no phone).


TourNotes:
Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds Shakespeare
Festival July 25, 26, 27, 30, 31. August 1, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 18.


PerformanceNote:
Set in eighteenth century Scotland.  Open air tour.

TourNotes:
in conjunction with Historic Scotland,
Urquhart Castle, Aberdeen and open tour of Scotland: Elgin Cathedral,
Edinburgh Castle, Stirling Castle, Linlithgow :Palace, Melrose Abbey,
Caerlaverock Castle.  11 July-27 July. Tickets: The Hub, 0131 473 2000


PerformanceNote:
Bedlam Theatre, Edinburgh. 19 - 24 August


PerformanceNote:
5-7 December.  A condensed, modernized version.


TourNotes:
Theatre Royal, Plymouth, 3 - 12 October (01752 267 222); Kings Theatre, Edinburgh, 15 - 19 October (0131 529 6000); Malvern Theatre, Malvern, 21 - 26 October (01684 892 277); Theatre Royal, Bath, 28 October - 2 November (01225 448 844); Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 4 - 9 November (01483 440 000); Theatre Royal, Nottingham, 11 - 16 November (0115 989 5555); Theatre Royal, Norwich, 18 - 23 November (01603 630 000).


PerformanceNote:
Amateur open air production, in Elizabethan costume.  July


PerformanceNote:
June 2002.  Modern dress amateur production.


PerformanceNote:
18-20 July. Amateur, open air production.


TourNotes:
Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, 8 - 10 October (01242 572 573); Upstairs at the Gatehouse, London, 15 October (020 8340 3488); 21 South Street, Reading, 23 October (0118 960 6060).


TourNotes:
Upstairs at the Gatehouse, Hampstead Lane, Highgate Village, London N6, 2 - 3 August 2002 (020 8340 3488); Quaker Meeting House, 7 Victoria Terrace, Edinburgh, 12 - 24 (not 18) August 2002 (0131 220 6109


PerformanceNote:
31 October - 2 November.  Revival of Feb 2002 production


PerformanceNote:
Amateur, open air production.  July 2002


PerformanceNote:
Semi-staged reading as part of The Shakespeare's Globe Theatre in Education Read Not Dead Series.  24 November


PerformanceNote:
Written and directed by Craig Conway.  1 - 3 August


PerformanceNote:
December 2002.   A comedy based concerning the career of David Garrick


PerformanceNote:
Komedia Roman Eagle Lodge, Edinburgh, 19 - 25 August


PerformanceNote:
Piece based on the Sonnets.  Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Gateway Studio, Venue 7 Elm Row (Leith Walk), tickets: 0131 317 3939.  August 2 - 26 (not 14 August) 2002.


TourNotes:
performances in other places of Scotland (Aberdeen)


PerformanceNote:
October; venue also given as Swan where it is on until 18 October


PerformanceNote:
27 June - 5 July, during the Verdi Festival


PerformanceNote:
August 1996; all-female cast except Touchstone


PerformanceNote:
25 April - 5 October; then at the Barbican 18 October 1996 - 29 March 1997


PerformanceNote:
June - 12 September; on tour 17 September 1996 - 18 February 1997; at the Young Vic, London beginning 2 September; 
RSC/Natwest regional tour production for 1996/97


PerformanceNote:
August 1996; at Moray House Studio Theatre


PerformanceNote:
12 June 1996 -
also at the Mermaid Theatre, London; revival of the 1995 production


TourNotes:
also tour (Wakefield, Hull, Crawley etc)


PerformanceNote:
23 October - 30 November 1996; at the Quarry Theatre, West Yorkshire Playhouse 30 January - 1 March 1997


PerformanceNote:
3-21 December; produced by the Wimbledon Studio


PerformanceNote:
31 October - 23 November 1996; with Glover family playing Hamlet, Gertrude and the Ghost


PerformanceNote:
September 1996; extracts performed at the festival


PerformanceNote:
Pentameters pub, London - one week run in London January 1996


PerformanceNote:
October 1996 -
revival of 1995 production


PerformanceNote:
September 1996; solo performance; Demarco Foundation


PerformanceNote:
At Nottingham Playhouse, RNT in London etc


TourNotes:
Dartford, Oxford, Darlington, Coventry, Richmond, Blackpool, Edinburg, Cambridge, London, Bath, Warwick


PerformanceNote:
20 November 1996 - 21 August 1997; performed also in New York, Washington and Young Vic, London


PerformanceNote:
22 June - 7 July 1996; Ludlow Festival; open-air production


TourNotes:
tour in Southeast England, France, Poland, and Macedonia


PerformanceNote:
27 August - 14 September 1996; female Lear


PerformanceNote:
November 1996-; Oddsocks Theatre Company as the Pembroke Players


PerformanceNote:
16 May - 5 October 1996; at the Barbican 31 October - 27 March 1997


PerformanceNote:
September 1996; company consisting of practising barristers


PerformanceNote:
November 1996; also performed at Edinburgh Fringe Festival


PerformanceNote:
December 1996; produced by the Duke of Cambridge; all-female cast


PerformanceNote:
July 1996; first performed in Japan 1990; a one-woman show


PerformanceNote:
June 1996; Free Shakespeare in the Park; produced by Pam Jones


PerformanceNote:
28 August - 21 September 1996; performance using trance music


PerformanceNote:
4 - 14 September 1996; first UK prod. 1995


PerformanceNote:
12 November - 14 December; opened at Barbican September 1996


PerformanceNote:
June 1996; open air performances in college gardens


TourNotes:
tour of National Trust open-air sites in South-East England


PerformanceNote:
March - April 1996; adaptation for children


TourNotes:
tour of Northern England and at the Second Leeds Shakespeare Festival;
tour with As You Like It


TourNotes:
tour of open-air sites with As You Like It


PerformanceNote:
21 November 1996 - 21 August 1997 and in Barbican 1998


PerformanceNote:
June-July 1996; Oddsocks as the Pembroke Players


PerformanceNote:
11 January - 4 February 1996; production using videos


PerformanceNote:
August 1996; Juliet played by a 13-year-old girl


PerformanceNote:
4 October 1996 - ;
performed in Northern Accent


PerformanceNote:
19 July - 4 October 1996; Barbican 28 November 1996 - 25 March 1997 and in 1998


PerformanceNote:
March 1996 - ; revival of 1994 production; in March also in Barbican


PerformanceNote:
July 1996; performance aimed at nightclubbers


TourNotes:
tour at the New Victory Theatre, New York from12 January 1997


PerformanceNote:
November 1996; staged readings of five versions of the story


PerformanceNote:
8 May 1996; at the Pit, London 5 November 1996 - 6 January 1997;
about Susanna and John Hall


PerformanceNote:
5 - 16 November 1996; some reviews give New Vic as the venue


PerformanceNote:
August 1996; performed in Japanese, in Kyogen


PerformanceNote:
23 - 28 April; revival of 1994 production


Title:
Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged)


PerformanceNote:
during the Dudley Shakespeare Festival, summer 1995


PerformanceNote:
23 January - 11 February 1995; all-male production


PerformanceNote:
May 1995 -;
touring as the Pembroke Players at Chester Playhouse


PerformanceNote:
May 1995; and at the Mermaid Theatre, London 12 June - 20 July 1996


PerformanceNote:
3. August 1995 -;
transfer from Stratford Swan where shown until 28 January


PerformanceNote:
17 February - 25 March; Belasco Theatre, New York April 1995-


TourNotes:
tour of heritage sites with Romeo and Juliet


PerformanceNote:
April 1995; the prisoners taking roles as extras


PerformanceNote:
during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival until 2 September in the Assembly Rooms


PerformanceNote:
September 1995- ; transfer from Stratford


Title:
Shall We Be Merry (or the Banishment of Falstaff)

PerformanceNote:
30 September - 7 October 1995; one-man show


PerformanceNote:
until 28 October 1995; Hackney Empire, London, 9 November - 3 December 1996


PerformanceNote:
9 February - 4 March 1995; played with The Tragedy of Lady Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
9 February - 4 March 1995; played with Lear's Fool


PerformanceNote:
30 August - 17 September 1995; and the Canal Café, London, 29 June - 9 July 1995


PerformanceNote:
March 1995 - ; revival of the 1990/91 production


PerformanceNote:
14 - 23 September 1995; on tour until February


PerformanceNote:
August 1995; amateur production, produced at the Edinburgh Arts Theatre; in Scots


PerformanceNote:
September - 28 October 1995; using video


PerformanceNote:
March 1995; at Aberdeen University Festival of one-act plays; using dialect


PerformanceNote:
29-30 August; in German; first performed in Vienna 1988


PerformanceNote:
June-August 1995; with Midsummer Night's Dream


PerformanceNote:
June 1995- ; with Merry Wives of Windsor


PerformanceNote:
July 1995; also in Plymouth Playhouse; in Japanese


PerformanceNote:
July 1995; two distinct productions, running simultaneously in Oxford and Cambridge College Gardens


PerformanceNote:
August 1995; also at Leeds Shakespeare Festival: eith Twlfth Night


PerformanceNote:
27 August; Stratford College Drama Studio 21-24 August


PerformanceNote:
October 1995; and at Tokyo Globe Theatre 6-9 December 1995


PerformanceNote:
2 June 1995 - 17 February 1996; female Richard


PerformanceNote:
24 June - 4 July 1995; open-air production


PerformanceNote:
3 - 28 January 1995; a circus production


PerformanceNote:
2 February - 29 April 1995; also in the West Yorkshire Playhouse


PerformanceNote:
September 1995; the production also toured in 1994 with Twelfth Night


PerformanceNote:
February - March 1995; included modern Irish poetry


PerformanceNote:
August 1995; also at the Purcell Room, London 3-4 June 1996; in French


PerformanceNote:
29 June - 20 July; in Swan, Stratford 25 July - 24 August; in Swan, London 25 July- ; coupled with Bingo


PerformanceNote:
transfer from Stratford of 1994 production


PerformanceNote:
until 30 September; also at Theatr Clwyd


PerformanceNote:
September 1995; combining Indian dance and Commedia dell' Arte


PerformanceNote:
summer 1995; Marionette production; revival of the 1987 production


PerformanceNote:
11 - 15 July 1995; at the Cottesloe, London 18 - 22 July 1995; Market Theatre, Johannesburg from29 March 1995


TourNotes:
and tour with Midsummer Night's Dream, July 1995


PerformanceNote:
July 1995; also Cambridge Shakespeare Festival; college gardens


PerformanceNote:
June 1995; non-stop rehearsed readings of all the plays, done with props and costumes


Title:
Double Bill and Romeo and Juliet: Happily Never After


Title:
Will and Testament: A Life after Death Comedy

PerformanceNote:
A dead actor meets Shakespeare; the show uses Shakespeare's monologues


PerformanceNote:
29 june - 20 July; in Swan 26 July - 23 August; paired with The Tempest; a play about retired Shakespeare


PerformanceNote:
30 October 1994 and again from 14 August 1995


PerformanceNote:
7-8 July 1995; a picknic; using musical versions of Shakespeare's plays


PerformanceNote:
16-18 August 1994; performed also in Vienna and Amsterdam


PerformanceNote:
July 1994; during Oxford Shakespeare Festival


PerformanceNote:
production seen in Albery Theatre 23 Jan - 11 Feb 1995; all-male production

TourNotes:
tour continues; toured also Europe and New York


TourNotes:
performed in the gardens of country houses


TourNotes:
at Buxton Opera House 14-17 September; Connaught 21-24 September


PerformanceNote:
April 1994 - ; revival of 1991 adaptation Wicked Bastard of Venus


TourNotes:
tour at National Trust and English Heritage open-air sites


PerformanceNote:
December 1994; musical version / adaptation played by lawyers


PerformanceNote:
24 May 1994 until transfer to the Barbican 10 August 1995


PerformanceNote:
Schools continue work from 1993: including school  performances at the Globe site


PerformanceNote:
April-May 1994: using doubling Gertrude/Ophelia, Laertes/Polonius etc


PerformanceNote:
At the Richmond Theatre 29 August - 3 September, at Derngate 18 October and at the Gielgud Theatre 4 November - 1 March


PerformanceNote:
10 May 1994 - 26 January 1995; then in the Barbican


PerformanceNote:
19 October - 12 November; conflated into one play and played in repertory with Richard III


PerformanceNote:
10 August - 22 September 1994, and at Haywards Heath at the Dolphin Leisure Centre 30 November - 3 December 1994


PerformanceNote:
20 January - 5 February 1994; in repertory with Merchant of Venice


TourNotes:
touring Holland, Denmark, Japan, Germany


PerformanceNote:
21-26 March; at the Prince of Wales Centre 28-29 March; and at the Arena Theatre 30-31 March


PerformanceNote:
Adaptation for young audiences set in a restaurant.  July 1994


PerformanceNote:
9-12 November 1994; part of the Everybody's Shakespeare Festival; all-male cast; performed in Japanese


PerformanceNote:
May 1994 and 1 November - 18 December; severely cut version


TourNotes:
tour of open-air venues with Romeo and Juliet


PerformanceNote:
22-23 September 1994; at the Shanghai International Shakespeare Festival


PerformanceNote:
also performed at University of Warwick Arts Centre


PerformanceNote:
May 1994; in repertory with Merchant of Venice


PerformanceNote:
20 October 1994 - 27 January 1995; then at the Barbican


PerformanceNote:
January 1994; in repertory with Julius Caesar


PerformanceNote:
May 1994; during the Covent Garden Festival; produced by Jamie Hayes


PerformanceNote:
August - 3 September 1994; at the Edinburgh Festival.  In Ukrainian


PerformanceNote:
21 June - 2 July 1994; also at the Old Bolongbroke Festival 7-9 July 1994


PerformanceNote:
3 August 1994 -28 January 1995: in 1995 in Newcastle and at the Barbican


PerformanceNote:
August - 3 September 1994; combining Shakespeare's play and Britten's opera


Title:
If We Shadows, a Midsummer Night's Dream for the Twenty First Century


PerformanceNote:
August 1994; performed in the Infirmary Street Swimming Pool


PerformanceNote:
11 October - 12 November 1994; in repertory with Henry VI


TourNotes:
tour connected with Manchester City of Drama year


PerformanceNote:
June 1994; all-male cast; mainly in Russian


TourNotes:
tour of Warwickshire open air sites linked with Shakespeare


PerformanceNote:
October - November 1994; part of the Everybody's Shakespeare Festival; performed in multiple languages


PerformanceNote:
January 1994; produced by Kenneth Macmillan


TourNotes:
tour of London parks and other open air venues with Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
November 1994.  Adaptation for school audiences


PerformanceNote:
8-12 November 1994; At Everybody's Shakespeare Festival; in Hebrew; multiple Romeos and Juliets


PerformanceNote:
June 1994; Commedia dell' Arte production


PerformanceNote:
August 1994; during Oxford Shakespeare Festival


PerformanceNote:
25 May1994  - 28 January 1995; at the Barbical 1995 and 1996


PerformanceNote:
11 November - 3 December 1994 and at the Shanghai International Shakespeare Festival 21-23 September


TourNotes:
touring Wellington, New Zealand, Tokyo, New York and Washington


PerformanceNote:
16 October 1994; rehearsed reading by RSC actors, first performed at the RSC Fringe


PerformanceNote:
March-October 1993: also at Theatre Royal, Newcastle


PerformanceNote:
May 1993-; also at Theatre Royal, Newcastle


PerformanceNote:
April 1993-; also at Theatre Royal, Newcastle


PerformanceNote:
12-28 August 1993; at the Macrobert Theatre, Scotland 26-30 October

TourNotes:
and on tour throughout Great Britain summer-autumn 1993; also a foreign tour


PerformanceNote:
23-27 November 1993; french text by Michael Garneau


PerformanceNote:
21 July - 15 August 1993; multinational production performed in four languages by actors form seven countries


PerformanceNote:
18 March - 1 May 1993; Before that at Barbican


PerformanceNote:
June 1993; also at the Cumbernauld Theatre, Gloucestershire


PerformanceNote:
11-27 November 1993; and at Lyceum until 18 September


PerformanceNote:
August 1993; and also at Lilian Baylis Theatre Sadler's Wells


PerformanceNote:
27 September - 2 October; and at the Shaw Theatre, London, 30 November - 4 December 1993


PerformanceNote:
August 1993; Salzburg Festival Production; using 200 extras; 1-2 September at the Royal Highland Exhibition Hall


PerformanceNote:
1993 ans 12 and 19 June 1994; BBC Radio World Service


PerformanceNote:
8 May - 25 September 1993; at the Barbican 1994


PerformanceNote:
beginning 27 October 1993; at the Barbican 1994


PerformanceNote:
20 May-5 June 1993; and at the Tron Glasgow


PerformanceNote:
22 July-28 August 1993; also at the Open-Air Walkabout Theatre


PerformanceNote:
16 December 1993 - 26 February 1994; transfer to Stratford in 1994


PerformanceNote:
Summer 1993; also at the Performing Arts Centre, Bury St. Edmunds and at the Seagull Theatre, Lowestoft


PerformanceNote:
May - June 1993; Hollander reviving Poutney's production?


PerformanceNote:
1-4 July 1993; at the Warwick Shakespeare Festival; 29-31 July Sudeley Castle


PerformanceNote:
September 1993; cross-sex casting; at BAC in London 14-31 October 1993


PerformanceNote:
11-14 May 1994; beginning in Bucharest 1993


PerformanceNote:
at Donmar warehouse until 20 February; also at the Other Place and the Swan in Stratford 18 March - 1 May


PerformanceNote:
beginning 13 January 1993; also at the Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith, 24 May- 19 June 1993


TourNotes:
tour of schools and prisons  in Hull and Hendon


PerformanceNote:
beginning 3 May 1993; and at Printemps des Comediens Festival in France, June 1993


PerformanceNote:
2-5 November 1994; opened in Dusseldorf 12 September 1993


PerformanceNote:
from 20 July 1993; also at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle


PerformanceNote:
25 February - 20 March 1993; Prospero and Caliban played by women


PerformanceNote:
11 August - 24 September 1993; at the Barbican beginning 13 July 1994


TourNotes:
tour throughout the USA and Great Britain


PerformanceNote:
October 1993; played also in Kilmainham Jail


PerformanceNote:
6 - 11 July 1993; and at Precy sous Thil, France 4-11 September 1993


PerformanceNote:
29 September - 21 October 1993; also at the Theatre Royal, London 14 December - 15 January

TourNotes:
and a tour (partly re-cast gor the tour)


PerformanceNote:
July 1993; in Royal Shakespeare Theatre Gardens


PerformanceNote:
March 1993; presenting extracts from the plays


PerformanceNote:
October 1993; produced simultaneously at more than 60 theatres in England; containing elements of MND


PerformanceNote:
28 October 1992-29 January 1993; a play about Marlowe


Title:
The Compleat Life of William Shakespeare


PerformanceNote:
6-17 April 1993; at the South Bank Centre 13 - 15 August 1993

TourNotes:
tour to Netherlands 1 September - 20 October 1994


PerformanceNote:
August - 4 September 1993; performed in Georgian


PerformanceNote:
beginning 30 June 1992; and at the Pit, London, beginning 12 October 1993


PerformanceNote:
Beginning 5 November 1992; and at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne and at the Barbican in 1993


PerformanceNote:
beginning 22 April 1992; and at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne and at the Barbican in 1993


TourNotes:
Royal Insurance tour; also touring Brussels, Madrid, Hong Kong, Perth


PerformanceNote:
May- 27 June 1992; production included large cast of local amateurs


Title:
The Roaring Girl's Hamlet: Moll Cutpurse Her Version

PerformanceNote:
31 January - 23 February 1992; all-female cast


TourNotes:
tour throughout England, Denmark and Germany


TourNotes:
and tour (Bradford, Nottingham, Barrow-in-Furness and Tbilisi)


PerformanceNote:
November 1992; also at the Everyman Place Theatre, Cork


PerformanceNote:
November 1991-92.  Male actor played Gertrude


PerformanceNote:
beginning 18 December 1992; transfer to Stratford 1993


PerformanceNote:
November 1992; containing elements of Romeo and Juliet; Ophelia played in sign language


PerformanceNote:
February  - 13 June 1992; also in Newcastle


PerformanceNote:
February 1992; played also in Paris and Tokyo


PerformanceNote:
at the Warwick Arts Centre in February 1992; in London in November 1992


PerformanceNote:
April 1992: also at Glasgow Citizens' Theatre; in scots accents


TourNotes:
at Shugborough; Valley Heritage Centre in Hednesford and at the Angel Croft Hotel in Lichfield


PerformanceNote:
February 1992 - ; 23 27 March at Queen Elizabeth Hall, London; workshop production, mechanicals cut

TourNotes:
tour of schools in Cambridgeshire and Mid Glamorgan


PerformanceNote:
July -November 1992; a multi-ethnical and multi-cultural production

TourNotes:
and national and international tour (at the Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield and at the Tokyo Globe)


PerformanceNote:
28 January - 22 February 1992; white Othello, the rest of the cast black


PerformanceNote:
10 December 1992 - 9 January 1993; also at the Tower of London 21-24 April 1994


TourNotes:
and tour of Britain beginning 29 September 1992; also toured Japan and Netherlands


PerformanceNote:
29 June - 1 August 1992; Capulets as Africans and Montagues as white outsiders


PerformanceNote:
September 1992; exploring connections between Romeo and Juliet and Indian epic poem Heer and Ranjha

TourNotes:
schools tour with workshop continuing into 1993


PerformanceNote:
beginning 1 April 1992; in Newcastle and London in 1993


TourNotes:
and tour with Macbeth in Noveber and December


PerformanceNote:
20 February - 14 March 1992; also at Watermans Theatre, London


PerformanceNote:
beginning 1 July 1992; in 1993 in Newcastle and london Barbican


Title:
Enemy to the People, Shakespeare and Revolution


PerformanceNote:
10-12 April 1992; includes scenes from JC, Oth,Hamlet,Tempest, Macb, Cardenio


PerformanceNote:
28 October 1992 - 29 January 1993; political thriller about Marlowe


PerformanceNote:
9 April - June 1991; also at the Lyric Studio, Hammersmith


PerformanceNote:
24 April - 11 May 1991; also at Bloomsbury Theatre, London, until 15 June


PerformanceNote:
11-24 August 1991; also at the Shakespeare Globe Museum 17 - 19 July 1991


PerformanceNote:
December 1991; also at New York; all-male cast


PerformanceNote:
12-24 August 1991; incorporates speeches from Twelfth Night


PerformanceNote:
12 December 1991; single improvised performance using F1 text


PerformanceNote:
June - 21 September; also at Newcastle; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
12 May and 11 August 1991; adaptation for 3 actors


PerformanceNote:
September 1991; set in Our Man in Havanna


PerformanceNote:
at Aldwych Theatre London in March - 11 May 1991


PerformanceNote:
beginning 11 July; also at Edinburgh Fringe Festival; open air production


PerformanceNote:
14 May - 8 June 1991; in repertory with Heiner Muller's Hamletmachine


Title:
Hameretto Yamato Nishikei (Hamlet, a Woodblock Print of Japan, or, a Yamato Brocade Print of Hamlet)

PerformanceNote:
19 28 September 1991; kabuki version of Hamlet


PerformanceNote:
23 March 1991 - 25 January 1992; then transfer to Barbican


PerformanceNote:
23 May - 14 September 1991; transfer to Barbican 1992


Title:
The Scottish Play, or, The Macbeth of the Football Pitch

PerformanceNote:
16 February - 9 March 1991; shortened version played in modern Scots accents


PerformanceNote:
9-31 August 1991; adaptation for three actors; also at Netley Abbey 14 July and 13 October


PerformanceNote:
16, 18-20 August 1991; has scenes from Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
26 August-31 August 1991 at Edinburgh Fringe; one-man show


PerformanceNote:
beginning 3 February 1991; a rock musical


PerformanceNote:
28 February - 24 March 1991 and 26 February-17 March 1992


PerformanceNote:
18 September - 19 October 1991; transfer to the Young Vic in 1992


PerformanceNote:
(information on venue and dates missing)


PerformanceNote:
12-24 August 1991; adaptation for 3 actors


PerformanceNote:
12-16 November 1991; also in Cardiff and Stratford


PerformanceNote:
beginning June 1991; also at the Guild Theatre, London  in July 1991


PerformanceNote:
20-30 June 1991; text adapted and modernized; part of the cast are children


PerformanceNote:
18-30 November 1991; also at Gulidhall Arts Centre, Grantham in October 1991


PerformanceNote:
venue information missing; produces during the 1991-92 season


PerformanceNote:
beginning 11 September 1991; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
12 - 31 August 1991; adaptation for 3 actors


PerformanceNote:
9 June and 8 September 1991; adaptation for 3 actors


PerformanceNote:
1-8 June 1991; also at Corfe Castle, Dorset 11-16 June and at Shakespeare's Globe, London 19 June - 16 July 1991


PerformanceNote:
5-10 August 1991; adaptation for children


PerformanceNote:
beginning June 1991; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
24 -29 June 1991; also at Playhouse, Newcastle


PerformanceNote:
3 June - 31 August 1991; performed in the tent of the company


PerformanceNote:
beginning 17 April 1991; transfer to Barbican in 1992


PerformanceNote:
beginning 9 November 1991; also at St. Austell Arts Centre


Title:
God Say Amen, Themes from The Wars of the Roses


PerformanceNote:
1991-1993; the life of Shakespeare seen through the eyes of Burbage


PerformanceNote:
22 - 27 August 1991; one-man show about Shakespeare as schoolboy and actor


Title:
An Evening with Shakespeare Kyogen and Traditional Kyogen

PerformanceNote:
16-17 September; and in Stratford 20-21 September; extracts of Shakespeare's plays


PerformanceNote:
beginning 4 November 1991; scenes from Shakespeare's plays


PerformanceNote:
March 1991; about Forrest-Macready conflict


PerformanceNote:
beginning 24 March 1990; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
beginning 5 April 1990; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
beginning 19 April 1990; transfer to Barbican in 1991


TourNotes:
national and world tour with Winter's Tale


PerformanceNote:
beginning 26 April 1990; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
beginning 20 July 1990; also in Pentameters Theatre Club and at the Shaw Theatre London


PerformanceNote:
beginning 20 September 1990; also in Dublin; opened in Bucharest in 1985; in romanian


PerformanceNote:
1990; also at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival; a 90 minute deconstruction using five actors

TourNotes:
and tour in the Midlands with 9x9 (adapt. of Macbeth)


PerformanceNote:
November 1990; extracts from R II, H IV and H V


PerformanceNote:
11 May 1990; music for Olivier's film Henry V


PerformanceNote:
at Theatre Royal, Newcastle beginning 25 June 1990; opened in LA


PerformanceNote:
beginning 28 June 1990; transfer to Barbican in 1991


PerformanceNote:
15-18 August 1990; musicians recite and sing the text, dancers depict the action


PerformanceNote:
beginning 30 August 1990; transfer to Barbican 1991


PerformanceNote:
February - March 1990; a schools production of scenes and themes from Macbeth and other Shakespeare's plays


PerformanceNote:
January 1990; loosely based on Macbeth; a lampoon on the government of Margaret Thatcher


PerformanceNote:
14-17 November 1990; in the style of Chinese opera


PerformanceNote:
23 June - 7 July 1990; in July also in London


Title:
A Midsummer Night's Dream; The Fairy Queen

PerformanceNote:
27-30 June 1990; adaptation of MND and Purcell's The Fairy Queen


PerformanceNote:
18 September - 9 November 1990; Puck played by the whole company and a narrator acted as puppeteer


PerformanceNote:
beginning 5 April 1990; transfer to Barbican in 1991


PerformanceNote:
beginning 1 November 1990; transfer to Barbican in 1991


PerformanceNote:
November 1990; extracts from R II, 1 and 2 H IV and H V


PerformanceNote:
August 1990; cast of nine playing in T-shirts and leggings


PerformanceNote:
the parts are played by cats with voice-overs by actors


PerformanceNote:
October 1990; Nick and Sharon from the TV serial Neighbours in a modern farce


PerformanceNote:
beginning 25 September 1990 and continuing in 1991


PerformanceNote:
Autumn 1990; Indian dance adaptation for 10 actors


Title:
Some Episodes in the History of Miranda and Caliban


PerformanceNote:
beginning 26 April 1990; transfer to the Pit, London in 1991


PerformanceNote:
beginning 24 September 1990 and continuing into 1991


PerformanceNote:
11-28 January 1990; a psychological thriller in which Leontes and Hermione play detective to find uot what went wrong with their lives


PerformanceNote:
a benefit performance for the Rose Theatre Trust; 13 May 1990; scenes from the plays


PerformanceNote:
beginning 29 August 1990; transfer to the Pit, London, in 1991


PerformanceNote:
February-March 1990; scenes from Shakespeare's plays

TourNotes:
tour of Midlands schools with Richard III and Shakespeare in Performance workshops


PerformanceNote:
August 1990; a musical; based on Romeo and Juliet and other plays


PerformanceNote:
11 September 1990; songs and extracts from Shakespeare and the critics


PerformanceNote:
27 May 1990; one-man show; also at the Edinburgh Festival


PerformanceNote:
beginning 14 February 1990; presented as a play in which "Shakespeare's hand is evident"

TourNotes:
tour throughout Great Britain 6 July - 15 December 1990


PerformanceNote:
with extracts from Tennyson's The lady of Shallot, Plutarch, Cleopatre Captive by Jodelle and Atonie by the Countess of Pembroke.


TourNotes:
Sherman Theatre, Cardiff, 8 - 17 May (029 20 646900); Arts Centre, Aberystwyth, 22 May (01970 623 232); Wyeside Arts Centre, Builth Wells, 23 May (01982 552 555); Torch Theatre, Milford Haven, 3 June (01646 695 267); Taliesin Arts Centre, Swansea, 5 June (01792 296 883); Beaufort Theatre, Ebbw Vale, 6 June (01495 350 360); Borough Theatre, Abergavenny, 12 June (01873 850 805)


TourNotes:
Nottingham Castle, Nottingham, (The Seventh Nottingham Shakespeare Festival) 15 July – 10 August (0115 989 5555); Holland Park Open Air Theatre, London, (The Holland Park Shakespeare Festival) 12 - 17 August (0845 230 9769); Kirkstall Abbey, Leeds, (The Ninth Leeds Shakespeare Festival) 19 August - 7 September (0113 224 3801/3802).


TourNotes:
May 28 The Space, Stroud, 01453 767576; May 29- 1 June Leeds Castle, Kent 01622 765400; June 7 Culham Park, Abingdon Oxon 01235 848888; June 8 Wallsworth Hall, Twigworth Glos. 08454 224422; June 11-12 Rococo Gardens, Painswick, Glos 01452 813204; June 13 The Moat, Newent, Glos Local TIC; June 14 Poulton House, Cirencester Glos 01285 851237; June 18 Raglan Castle, Monmouth 01452 814477; June 19 Beaudesert School, Minchinhampton, Glos. 01453 884570; June 20 Montacute House, Yeovil, Somerset 01985 843601; June 22 Alveston, Bristol 01454 413318; June 24-25 Frampton on Severn Glos. 01452 740698; June 26 Langford House, Bristol 0117 928 9207; June 29 Flaxley Abbey, Forest of Dean 01285 651661; July 1-5 Castle Cornet, Guernsey 01481 712240; July 11 Andover, Hants 01264 365698; July 12-13 Hammersmith, London 020 8563 0418; July 18 Hill Court, Berkeley Glos. 01453 873416; July 19 Old Sarum Castle, Salisbury, Wilts. 01264 363487; July 20 Kempsey, Worcestershire 01905 820436; July 22 Marlborough College, Wilts 01672 892388; July 24 Sidmouth, Devon, 01395 597230; July 25-26 Nethercott House, Winkleigh, Devon 01837 810573; August 1-2 Leighton Hall, Carnforth, Lancs. 01524 734474; August 3 Higham Hall, Cockermouth, Cumbria 017687 76276; August 5 Threave Gardens, Castle Douglas, Scotland 01556 502575; August 6 House of Dun, Montrose, Scotland 01674 810264; August 7 Inveresk Lodge Musselburgh, Scotland 0131 665 1855; August 9 Hill of Tarvit, Cupar 01334 653127; August 10 Langar Hall, Nottingham 01949 860 559; August 12-14 The New Inn, Gloucester 01452 522177; August 16-17 Sudeley Castle, Winchcombe, Glos. 01242 602308; August 19-22 Hereford, 3 choirs festival fringe 01432 265005; August 23 Stourhead House, Wilts. 01985 843601; August 24-25 Stratford 01789 292325.


PerformanceNote:
3 - 6 March .  In German with English surtitles.  The Bath Shakespeare Festival.


PerformanceNote:
7 May -14 June.  'Hip-hop' updating of The Boys from Syracuse


TourNotes:
The Swan Theatre, 14 November - 25 January (0870 609 1110); Hambleton Leisure Centre, Northallerton, 4 - 8 February; Birchwood Leisure and Tennis Complex/ Pyramid Arts Centre, Warrington, 11 - 15 February (01925 442 345); Dukeries Leisure Centre, New Ollerton, 18 - 22 March; Dorchester Arts Centre at the Thomas Hardye Leisure Centre, Dorchester, 25 - 29 March; Barrhead Sports Centre, Barrhead, 1 - 5 April; Seaburn Centre, Sunderland, 8 - 12 April; The Mountbatten Centre, Portsmouth, 22 - 26 April; Haden Hill Leisure Centre, Cradley Heath, Sandwell, 29 April - 3 May; The Triangle, Burgess Hill, 6 - 10 May; Castle Sports Complex, Spalding, 13 - 17 May; Kendal Leisure Centre, Kendal, 20 - 24 May; Truro, Hall for Cornwall, 27- 31 May (01872 262 466).  Tours with The Merry Wives of Windsor.


TourNotes:
The Studio, Broadway Theatre, London, 28 January - 22 February (020 8690 0002); Gateway Theatre, Chester, 24 - 26 April


PerformanceNote:
Played as part of the Children's International Theatre Festival.  80 minute version.


PerformanceNote:
August.  An obsessive theatre producer stages a show in Stratford as a front to steal the remains of Shakespeare from his tomb. A farcical comedy about blundering thespians, backstage antics and grave robbing


TourNotes:
Nottingham Castle, Nottingham, 17 July - 8 August (0115 989 5555), 12-17 August Holland Park, London.


TourNotes:
The Landmark, Ilfracombe, 4 March (01271 423 242); Crescent Theatre, Birmingham, 12 March (0121 643 5858); Playhouse, Nottingham, 27 March (0115 949419); Civic Theatre, Darlington, 1 April (01325 486 555); Aberdeen Arts Centre, Aberdeen, 3 April (01224 635 208); Blackpool Grand Theatre, Blackpool, 3 April (01253 290190).


PerformanceNote:
16 August. 'A celebration!! Processions and free street entertainment culminating in a vibrant and colourful performance at the Barracks, followed by yet more street spectacle. Join King James VI of Scotland as the people of Berwick entertain him and his family on the eve of his accession to the throne of England as James I. 

Shakespeare's new play (this is 1603 remember!) has been chosen as suitable entertainment for James with his love of poetry and literature, but the good townsfolk of Berwick have a problem - his Queen, Anne of Denmark, and their children have a great love of spectacle and fun - not the main ingredients of Hamlet normally! So they some up with a wonderful solution - A new Hamlet! - A Hamlet with music and spectacle! - an Opera!!'


PerformanceNote:
11-16 August.  Kings, queens, poison, death, sword fights and ghosts! A breathtaking forty-minute journey in a version created for children and families and those coming reluctantly to Shakespeare for the first time - all performed from a trunk


PerformanceNote:
In Japanese. Thelma Holt in association with HoriPro Inc & Setagaya Public Theatre.  28 August - 6 September


Title:
Wax King:  Shakespeare's Henry VI, Part 3


PerformanceNote:
22 - 26 July.  Concentrating on events that took place at Sandal Castle


PerformanceNote:
13-17 May.  An adaptation of from Henry VI, pts.2 & 3, and Richard III.  Student company from Oxford University


TourNotes:
Viaduct Theatre, Halifax, 26 February - 8 March (01142 255 266); Warwick Arts, Coventry, 11 - 15 March (024 7652 4524); Victoria Hall, Stoke-on-Trent, 24 - 29 March (01782 213 800); Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, 31 March - 5 April (01723 370 541); The Castle, Wellingborough, 22 - 23 April (01933 270 007); Everyman Theatre, Liverpool, 29 April - 3 May (0151 709 4776); Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, 6 - 10 May (01294 769 505); The Lowry, Salford, 12 - 17 May (0161 876 2000); West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds, 20 May (0113 213 7700).  Tours with A Woman Killed with Kindness by Thomas Heywood.


TourNotes:
19th June, Maltings Theatre, St Albans, 8.00pm, 01727844222.  20th June, Blickling Hall, Norfolk, 7.30pm, 0870 0104900.  21st June, Quay Theatre, Sudbury, 8.00pm, 01787 374745. 25th June, Castle Park, Colchester, 7.30pm, 01206 282920, 26th & 27th June, Hylands House, Chelmsford, 7.30pm, 01245 606505.  28th June, Cosmeston Medieval Village, Penarth, 7.30pm, 029 207 01678.  29th June, Caldicot Castle, Monmouthshire, 7.00pm, 01291 420241.  2nd July, Christchurch Park, Ipswich, 7.30pm, 01473 433100.  4th July, Hestercombe Gardens, Taunton, 7.30pm, 01823 413923.  7th – 11th July, The Minack Theatre, Cornwall, 01736 810181.  13th July, Hatfield House, 7.30pm, 01707 287010.  16th & 17th July, Layer Marney Tower, Colchester, 7.30pm, 01206 330784.  18th July, Oxburgh Hall, Norfolk, 7.30pm, 01366 328258.  19th July, Ellesmere Centre, nr Newmarket, 7.30pm, 01638 508212.  20th July, Peckover House, Wisbech, 7.30pm, 01945 583463.  23rd July, St Mary’s, Wivenhoe, 7.30pm, 01206 825622.  25th July, Dunwich Heath, Suffolk, 7.30pm 01728 648505.  27th July, New Buckenham, 2.00pm, 01953 860708.  30th July, Kings Garden, Thetford, 7.30pm, 01842 754247.  1st August, Kedleston Hall, Derby, 7.30pm, 01332 842191.  2nd August, Lamport  Hall, Northamptonshire, 6.30pm, 01604 686272.  3rd August, The Whalebone, Fingringhoe, 7.30pm, 01206 729307.  7th August, Promenade Park, Maldon, 7.30pm, 01621 856503.  9th August, Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk, 7.30pm, 0870 010 4900.  10th August, Lyveden New Bield, 6.00pm, 01909 511061.


Title:
Wicked Bitches - King Lear, the Daughters of a Madman


PerformanceNote:
16-24 August.  In Elaine Feinstein's play, a prequel to Shakepeare's King Lear, three women grow up in their father's kingdom, each daughter a victim of his behaviour. A story of childhood and a penetrating examination of the effects of child abuse


PerformanceNote:
Adaptation for 9-16 yr olds and tour of schools


PerformanceNote:
22-23 May.  University of Bristol Theatre Company


TourNotes:
30 July - 2 Aug
Outdoor perf
Largely amateur company of actors and musicians, performing an outdoor Shakespeare annual at St Dogmael's Abbey since early 1990s.  Henry V is their 17th production


TourNotes:
26 April Limelight Theatre, Aylesbury; 24 May Havant Arts Centre


PerformanceNote:
8 - 12 April.  Part of the BITE 03 Series.  Performed in Catalan and Spanish with English Surtitles.


TourNotes:
Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, 6 March ; The Broadway Theatre, Outer London, 20 March; Theatre Royal & Opera House, Wakefield, 27 March


PerformanceNote:
High-tech, multi-media event.  ‘Please bring your mobile phones’.


Title:
Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society’s Production of Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
28 September 1989 - 27 January 1990; transfer to Barbican March 1990


PerformanceNote:
Winter 1989; also at the Brewhouse, Taunton; feminist adaptation


PerformanceNote:
8 September 1989 - 27 January 1990; transfer to Barbican 11 April 1990


PerformanceNote:
30 November 1989 - 26 January 1990; transfer to Barbican 2 May 1990


PerformanceNote:
19 September - 7 October 1989; then at the Old Vic, London 20 November - 2 December 1989

TourNotes:
and on tour (Europe, Australia, Japan, the Middle East and the United States)


PerformanceNote:
20 April - 2 September 1989; 1988 production which was then on tour; transfer to Barbican 1990


PerformanceNote:
14 August - 2 September 1989; a minimalist opera based on Ophelia's songs from Hamlet


PerformanceNote:
24 June - 8 July 1989; during Ludlow Festival


PerformanceNote:
beginning May 1989; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
13 September - 28 October 1989; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
beginning 13 October 1989; also at the Royal Court Theatre, London 9 January - 11 February 1990; treats the early life of Lear and his Wife Clarissa


TourNotes:
and tour of schools in the Bournemouth area


PerformanceNote:
beginning 27 April 1989; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
14 August - 2 September 1989; also at the Theatre Royal, Norwich and at the Arundel Festival


PerformanceNote:
14-22 August 1989; promenade production on Inchcolm Island


PerformanceNote:
1 June - 23 September 1989; visited New York in 1990


PerformanceNote:
29 August - 10 September 1989 and Riverside Studios 16 - 22 October; rehearsed reading; Shylock and Antonio are friends


PerformanceNote:
30 March - 24 August 1989; transfer to Barbican in December 1989


PerformanceNote:
1 June - 29 July 1989; promenade production


PerformanceNote:
March 1989; Marlowe Society's Cambridge Arts Theatre production


PerformanceNote:
9 August - 16 Septmeber 1989; and at the Young Vic, London 20 September - 11 November 1989


PerformanceNote:
6 September 1989 - 27 January 1990; transfer to London 1990


PerformanceNote:
31 January 1989; before tour at Warehouse Theatre, Croydon


PerformanceNote:
11-26 August 1989; nurse played by a man, Mercutio by a woman


PerformanceNote:
beginning 5 February 1989; based on Tempest and W.H.Auden's The Sea and the Mirror


PerformanceNote:
beginning 4 April 1989; also at the Cambridge Theatre, London; rock musical


PerformanceNote:
beginning 7 March 1989; opened in Stratford 1987


PerformanceNote:
9 October - 10 November 1989; set in the world of movies with Olivia as a star


PerformanceNote:
13 October - 1 November 1989; also at George Wood Theatre and Almeida Theatre


PerformanceNote:
29 October 1989; adventures of two devotees of Shakespeare


PerformanceNote:
30 March - 6 May 1989; extracts from the canon


Title:
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare


PerformanceNote:
beginning 20 May 1988; at the Olivier Theatre, London August 1988


PerformanceNote:
beginning 16 March 1988, transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
beginning 12 April 1988; disabled actor played Hamlet


PerformanceNote:
beginning 18 April 1988; a female Hamlet


TourNotes:
tour including Birmingham Rep and Phoenix in London


PerformanceNote:
26 July - 13 August 1988 and summer 1989


PerformanceNote:
December 1988; by 2 actors and seven puppets


PerformanceNote:
beginning 9 June 1988; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
October - December 1988; transfer to London 1989


PerformanceNote:
28 january - 27 February 1988; deals with the problems of immigrants from the Carribean


PerformanceNote:
beginning 8 February 1988; a comedy whodunit


PerformanceNote:
beginning 28 April 1988; revival of 1986 production


PerformanceNote:
September 1988; also at the Edinburgh Festival 15-18 August 1988


PerformanceNote:
Spring 1988; Elsie and Norm's Macbeth in downtown Glasgow


PerformanceNote:
beginning 6 October 1988; before that in Newcastle; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
beginning 21 April 1988; transfer from Stratford


Title:
Bottom of the Garden and Other Twisted Tales


PerformanceNote:
spring 1988; shortened version in Hungarian


PerformanceNote:
15 August - 3 September; also at the Royal Exchange, Manchester


PerformanceNote:
3-24 September 1988; presented as Bottom's dream


TourNotes:
and tour in Scotland, Canada nad Middle East


PerformanceNote:
3 March - 4 June 1988; also at Phoenix, London


PerformanceNote:
March 1988 onwards; longer cycle of history plays


PerformanceNote:
beginning 22 October 1988; at the Barbican 1989; a trilogy comprising Henry VI, Edward IV and Richard III; separate titles Henry VI, The Rise of Edward IV and Richard III, His Death


PerformanceNote:
16 March - 30 July 1988; also at Young Vic, London


PerformanceNote:
April 1988; revival of 6-years old production


PerformanceNote:
beginning 8 June 1988; hindu-muslim relations


PerformanceNote:
12-26 November 1988; including workshops and school performances


PerformanceNote:
beginning 1 September 1988; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
beginning 27 July 1988; at Barbican 1989


TourNotes:
tour of West Yorkshire schools and colleges


PerformanceNote:
27 August 1988; by teenagers from all over the country


PerformanceNote:
Spring 1988; play about refugees, immigrants and personal relationships


PerformanceNote:
beginning 29 June 1988; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
beginning 31 March 1988; transfer from Stratford


PerformanceNote:
12-22 August 1988 and the Pleasance, Edinburgh


Title:
Collage: excerpts from Richard III, The Caucasian Chalk Circle and King Lear


PerformanceNote:
autumn 1988; one-man show; caricature of 1940-s acting styles


TourNotes:
Wadham College Gardens, 7 July - 30 August (01865 305305); Lincoln's Inn, London, 14 - 16 August (020 7637 9041).


TourNotes:
Tour: 21 September - St Ives Theatre, St Ives; 22nd September - Truro School, Truro; 23rd September - Redannick Theatre, Truro; 24th September - Treviglas Community College, Newquay; 25th September - Falmouth Arts Centre, Falmouth; 26th September - Callington Community College; 30th September - Cape Cornwall School; 1st October - Fowey Community College; 2nd October - Ariel Theatre, Totness; 3rd October - Barbican Theatre, Plymouth; 9th October - Rondo Theatre, Bath; 10th October - Plough Arts Centre, Gt. Torrington


TourNotes:
The Bull, Barnet, 9 October ; The Hawth, Crawley, 14 October ; Corn Exchange, Newbury,16 October ; Darlington Arts Centre, Darlington, 21 - 22 October ; Soho Theatre, London, 17 - 27 November


TourNotes:
Friday 18th July: Holly Cottage, Funtley, Hampshire; Saturday 19th July: Binstead Hall, Ryde, Isle of Wight; Wednesday 23rd to Friday 25th July: Little Woodham, Gosport, Hampshire; Sunday 27th July: Wickham Vineyard, Wickham, Hampshire.


TourNotes:
Bank Hall, Bretherton, 31 May (01257 515599); The Bell, Wendens Ambo, nr Saffron Walden, 1 June (01799 540382); Hawth Amphitheatre, Crawley, 4 June (01293 553 636); Normanby Hall Country Park, Scunthorpe, 5 June (01724 720588); La Sagesse School, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 6 June (0191 281 9277); Lyme Park, Disley, 7 June (01663 762023); Rose Theatre, Ormskirk, 8 June (01695 584480); Oystermouth Castle, Swansea, 11 - 12 June (01792 475715); Dyrham Park, Bath, 13 June (01985 843601); Ightham Mote, Sevenoaks, 14 - 15 June (0870 1555585); King Edward VII and Queen Mary School, Lytham, 17 June (01253 736459); Hutton-in-the-Forest, Penrith, 18 June (01768 484449); Fountain Abbey, Ripon, 19 - 21 June (01909 511061); Bryn Eisteddfod, Glaconwy, 22 June (01492 574020); Thorpe Hall, Peterborough, 24 June (01733 330060); Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School, Alford, 25 June (01507 462403); The Park, Barrowford, 26 June (01282 421986); Gibside, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 27 June (01670 773939); Macrobert Arts Centre, Stirling, 28 June (01786 466666); elgin Cathedral, Elgin, 29 June (0131 473 2000); Drum Castle, 1 July (01330 811204); tbc, 2 July; Culzean Castle, Maybole, 3 July (01655 884455); Wallington, Morpeth, 4 - 5 July (01670 773939); Crosby Hall, Liverpool, 6 July; Weald and Downland Open Air Museum, 8 July; Blessed Hugh Faringdon Catholic School, Reading, 11 July; Nostell Priory, Wakefield, 12 July; The Nothy, Finchley, London, 13 July ; Newstead Abbey, Nottingham, 16 - 19 July (tbc); Burton Hill House School, Malmesbury, 20 July (tbc); Brantwood, Coniston, 22 July; Souter Lighthouse, South Shields, 23 July; Gisborough Priory, Guisborough, 24 - 25 July ; Turton Tower, 26 July ; Cawdor Castle, 27 July ; Bold Venture Park, Darwen, 30 July;Kingston Lacy, Wimborne, 1 August; Dudmaston Hall, Bridgnorth, 2 August ; Richmond Park, Gainsborough, 3 August ; Plas Newydd, Bangor, 5 August; Cilgerran Castle, Cardigan, 6 August; Harlech Castle, 7 August ; Chepstow Castle, 8 August; The Vyne, Basingstoke, 9 August ; Bodiam Castle, Battle, 10 August ; Henshaw’s Arts & Crafts Centre, Knaresborough, 13 August (tbc); Tatton Old Hall, Knutsford, 14 August ; High Lodge Forest Centre, Thetford, 15 February ; Packwood House, Solihull, 16 August; Blicking Hall, Norwich, 17 August ; Tonbridge Castle, 19 August; Hatfield Forest, Hatfield, 20 August; Cockington Court, Torquay, 21 August ; Lanhydrock, Bodmin, 22 August ; Corfe Castle, 23 August


TourNotes:
The Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, 23 October - 25 January (0870 609 1110); Hambleton Leisure Centre, Northallerton, 4 - 8 February; Birchwood Leisure and Tennis Complex/ Pyramid Arts Centre, Warrington, 11 - 15 February (01925 442 345); Dukeries Leisure Centre, New Ollerton, 18 - 22 March; Dorchester Arts Centre at the Thomas Hardye Leisure Centre, Dorchester, 25 - 29 March; Barrhead Sports Centre, Barrhead, 1 - 5 April; Seaburn Centre, Sunderland, 8 - 12 April; The Mountbatten Centre, Portsmouth, 22 - 26 April; Haden Hill Leisure Centre, Cradley Heath, Sandwell, 29 April - 3 May; The Triangle, Burgess Hill, 6 - 10 May; Castle Sports Complex, Spalding, 13 - 17 May; Kendal Leisure Centre, Kendal, 20 - 24 May; Truro, Hall for Cornwall, 27- 31 May (01872 262 466).  Tours with Coriolanus.


TourNotes:
New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth, 2 - 4 January; The Castle, Wellingborough, 9 January ; Jackson's Lane, London, 10 - 11 January; MAC, Birmingham, 27 - 29 January


TourNotes:
Barnsbury Wood, Islington, London, 13th July only, Willow Cottage, Curtis Mill Green, Staplesford Abbotts, Essex, 19-20 July


TourNotes:
The Watermill Theatre, Newbury, 5 Feb - 22 March ; Churchill Theatre, Bromley, 22 - 26 April; Arts Theatre, Cambridge, 29 April - 3 May; Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 13 - 17 May ; Hexagon Theatre, Reading, 20 - 24 May ; Theatre Royal, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 27 - 31 May; Richmond Theatre, Richmond, 3 - 7 June ; Oxford Playhouse, 10 -1 4 June


TourNotes:
Wyvern Theatre, Swindon, 25 - 26 September; Theatre Royal, Lincoln, 28 September; Pomegranate Theatre, Chesterfield, 22 - 23 October


PerformanceNote:
11 - 15 November.  Part of BITE03 season


TourNotes:
Tower Arts Centre, Winchester, 27 February; Jackson's Lane, London, 22 March.


TourNotes:
Adapted by Julian Chenery and Matt Gimblett.  Palace Theatre, Mansfield, 11 - 12 September; Charter Theatre, Preston, 17 September; Tameside Hippodrome, Ashton-under-Lyme, 19 September; Middlesbrough Theatre, Middlesbrough, 25 - 26; Coronation Hall, Ulverston, 30 September ; Civic Theatre, Leeds, 2 October; Radlett Centre, Radlett, 10 October ; Spa Pavilion, Felixstowe, 15 October; Camberley Theatre, Camberley, 21 October; Pavilion Theatre, Worthing, 22 October; Wyvern Theatre, Swindon, 11 November ; Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, 18 November ; Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon, 21 November .  Touring with Macbeth. www.shakespeare4kiz.com


TourNotes:
West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds, 5 - 13 September; Theatre Royal, Nottingham, 14 - 18 October ; Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, 28 October - 1 November.


TourNotes:
West Dean Gardens, Sussex, 13 June; Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire, 14 June; Renishaw Hall, Sheffield, 21 June (01246 432 310); Helmsley Castle, North Yorkshire, 27 June; Dunham Massey, Cheshire, 27 June; Petwood Hotel, Lincolnshire, 29 June; Waterperry Gardens, Oxfordshire, 4 July; Holkham Nursery Gardens, Norfolk, 6 July; Squerrys Court, Kent, 10 July; Boughton House, Northamptonshire, 11 July; Croft Castle, Herefordshire, 13 July; Fell Foot Park, Cumbria, 18 July; Raby Castle, Darlington, 19 July; Hartlepool Historic Quay, Hartlepool, 20 July; Goodnestone Park, Kent, 25 July; Gardens of Easton Lodge, Essex, 26 July; Wimpole Hall, Hertfordshire, 27 July; Blair Castle, Perthshire, 30 July; Finlaystone, Renfrewshire, 31 July; Paxton House, Borders, 1 August; Hopetoun House, Edinburgh, 2 August; Bowhill House, Borders, 3 August; Kingston Maurward, Dorset, 8 August; Exbury Gardens, Hampshire, 9 August; Ham House, Surrey, 10 August; Dyffryn Gardens, Cardiff, 12 August; Picton Castle, Pembrokeshire, 13 August; Williamson Park, Lancashire, 15 August; Hawkstone Historic Park, Shropshire, 16 August; Ford Green Hall, Staffordshire, 17 August; Trigony House Hotel, Dumfries & Galloway, 19 August Durham Castle, Co. Durham, 20 August; Solberge Hall, North Yorkshire, 21 August; Fritton Lake Countryworld, Norfolk, 22 August; Coughton Court, Warwickshire, 24 August; New Hall Hotel, Warwickshire, 25 August; Wilton House, Salisbury, 28 August; Belvoir Castle, Lincolnshire, 29 August; Lincoln Castle, Lincolnshire, 30 August


TourNotes:
Haymarket theatre, Basingstoke, 7 - 22 Ray Fearon (Othello).  Christopher Middleton (Iago).  Theatre by the Lake, Keswick, 3 - 5 March; Theatre Royal, Bath, 7 - 8 March; Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate, 18 - 22 March.


PerformanceNote:
1-10 August.  Three women - soap star, screen starlet and stage siren - prepare backstage to perform as virgin, wife and whore in Shakespeare's Othello. Comedy drama in which female rivalry is stirred into the cult of celebrity to create an intoxicating brew…


Title:
Tragedy of Othella, the Hip Hop Diva of Venice Beach


TourNotes:
Acorn Theatre, Penzance, 21 August ; The Quay Arts Centre,  Christ’s Hospital Theatre, Horsham, 19 September; Stag Theatre, Sevenoaks, 24 September ; Courtyard, Hereford, 25 - 27 September ; The Quay Arts Centre, Newport, Isle of Wight, 29 September; Guildhall Theatre, Derby, 14 October ; Southport Arts Centre, Southport, 15 - 16 October ; The Library Theatre, Luton, 25 October ; Stamford Arts Centre, Stamford, 5 November ; Epsom Playhouse, Epsom, 18 November


TourNotes:
Kimberley Hall, Norfolk, 19 June; Michelham Priory, Sussex, 20 June; Hartlepool Historic Quay, Hartlepool, 24 - 25 June; Trigony House Hotel, Dumfries & Galloway, 26 June; Belsay Hall, Northumberland, 27 June; Lincoln Castle, Lincolnshire, 28 June; Harewood House, Leeds, 4 July; Holker Hall, Cumbria, 5 July; Rufford Old Hall, nr Ormskirk, 6 July; West Lodge Park, Hertfordshire, 11 July; Hengrave Hall, Bury St Edmunds, 12 July; Dullingham House, Cambridge, 13 July; Durham Castle, Co Durham, 16 July; Sandon Hall, Staffordshire, 17 July; Burford House, Worcestershire, 18 July; Chirk Castle, Wrexham, 19 July; Floors Castle, Borders, 23 July; Solberge Hall, North Yorkshire, 24 July; Ickworth House,  Bury St Edmunds, 26 July; Manor House Hotel, Wiltshire, 27 July; Escot Country Park, Devon, 30 July; Prideaux Place, Cornwall, 31 July; Lost Gardens of Heligan, Cornwall, 1 August; Trellisick Garden, Cornwall, 2 August; Saltram House, Plymouth, 4 August; Mapledurham House, Reading, 6 August; Bishop's Palace, Wells, 7 August; Charlecote Park, Charlecote, 8 August; Clifford Tower, York, 9 August; Alnwick Castle, Alnwick, 15 August; Williamson Park, Lancashire, 16 August; Capesthorne Hall, Cheshire, 17 August; Pickering Castle, North Yorkshire, 22 August; Renishaw Hall, Sheffield, 23 August (01246 432 310); Holkham Nursery Gardens, Norfolk, 24 August; Fawsley Hall, Northamptonshire, 25 August; West Dean Gardens, Sussex, 27 August; Athelhampton House, Dorchester, 28 August; Berkeley Castle, Gloucestershire, 29 August; Cothay Manor, Somerset, 30 August; Hatfield House, Hatfield, 31 August.


TourNotes:
Cricklade Theatre, Andover, 18 June; Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal, 20 June - 1 July; Oakengates Theatre, Telford, 2 July


TourNotes:
Theatre Royal, York, 8 - 13 September; His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen, 16 - 20 September; Theatre Royal, Norwich, 23 - 27 September; Malvern Theatres, Malvern, 30 September - 4 October; Theatre Royal, Glasgow, 21 - 25 October; Blackpool Grand Theatre, Blackpool, 4 - 8 November; Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry, 11 - 15 November; The Lowry, Salford, 18 - 22 November; Arts Theatre, Cambridge, 25 - 29 November; Theatre Royal, Brighton, 2 - 6 December


PerformanceNote:
Devised and performed by disabled actors to address issues for the disabled.  10-11 March


PerformanceNote:
17 - 23 August. ‘Two sheep find love denied in a world of hate, betrayal and animal politics’.


PerformanceNote:
3 Dec '03 - 7 February '04
Judi Dench as Countess

TourNotes:
Also played Gielgud Theatre, London 18/02/04-24/04/04


PerformanceNote:
12-13 March
Part of Bath Shakespeare Festival


TourNotes:
17June - The Cornwallis, nr Eye, 7.30pm (01379 870326).  18 June - Dyffryn Gardens, Cardiff, 7.30pm, (029 2059 3328).  19th June - Croome Park, Worcs, 7.30pm (01905 371006).  20 June - Caldicot Castle, Monmouthshire, 7.00pm (01291 420241).  23 & 24 June - Layer Marney Tower, Essex, 7.30pm (01206 330784).  25 June - Blickling Hall, Norfolk, 7.30pm (0870 010 4900).  27 June - Lyveden New Bield, Northants, 7.00pm (01909 511061).  29 June - Christchurch Park, Ipswich, 7.30pm (01473 433100).  30th June - Castle Park, Colchester, 7.30pm (01206 282920).  1st July - Bristol Zoo Gardens, 7.30pm (0117 974 7387).  2 July - Hestercombe Gardens, Taunton, 7.30pm, (01823 413923).  5 – 9 July - The Minack Theatre, Cornwall, various performances (01736 810181).  11 July - Hatfield House, Hertfordshire, 4.00pm (01707 287010).  14th July - King’s Gardens, Thetford, 7.30pm (01842 754247).  15th July - The Cornwallis nr Eye, 7.30pm (01379 870326).  16 July - Oxburgh Hall, Norfolk, 7.30pm (01366 328258).  17 July - Moggerhanger Park, nr Bedford, 7.30pm (01234 269519).  18 July - Peckover House, Wisbech, 7.30pm (01945 583463).  21 July - St Mary’s Church, Wivenhoe, 7.30pm (01206 825622).  22 & 23 July - Hylands House, Chelmsford, 7.30pm (01245 606505).  24 July - Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk, 7.30pm (0870 010 4900).  25 July - Dunwich Heath, Suffolk, 7.30pm (01728 648505).  28 July - Promenade Park, Maldon, 7.30pm (01621 856504).  29 July - Hengrave Hall, nr Bury St Edmunds, 7.30pm (01284 701561).  30 July - New Buckenham, Norfolk, 7.30pm (01953 860708).  31 July - Lamport Hall, Northants, 6.30pm (01604 686272).  1 Aug - Sandringham, Norfolk, 7.30pm (01553 772675)


TourNotes:
Michelam Priory, nr Eastbourne, 1 July (01323 844224); Waterperry Gardens, nr Wheatley, Oxon, 2 July (01844 339226); Birtsmorton Court, nr Tewkesbury, 3 July (01684 833888); Rufford Old Hall, Lancashire, 4 July (01704 823812); Boughton House, Northants, 8 July (01536 515731); West Lodge Park Hotel, Hertfordshire, 9 July (020 8216 3900); Coped Hall, Crownhill, Epping, 10 July (0208 5051041); Beech Court Gardens, nr Ashford, 11 July (01233 740735); Finlaystone House, Langbank, 16 July (01475 540505); Hopetoun House, nr Edinburgh, 17 July (0131 3312451); Meldon Park, Morpeth, 18 July (01670 772433); Floors Castle, Kelso, 22 July (01573 223333); Fell Foot Country Park, Cumbria, 23 July (01539 464402); Raby Castle, Co. Durham, 24 July (01833 660541); Drumlanrig Castle, Drumlanrig, 25 July (01848 330248); Bodnant Gardens, Colwyn Bay, 29 July (01492 650460); Freshfields Leonard Cheshire Home, Merseyside, 30 July (01704 870119); Chirk Castle, nr Wrexham, 31 July (01691 777701); Sandon Hall, Stafford, 1 August (01889 508004); Prideaux Place, Padstow, 5 August (01841 532411); Great Chelfield Manor, Melksham, 6 August (01225 782239); Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, Romsey, 7 August (01794 369317); Kingston Maurward Garden, Dorchester, 8 August (01305 215003); Killerton House, Broadclyst, 10 August (01392 881345); Picton Castle, Pembrokeshire, 11 August (01437 751326); Dinefwr Park, Llandeilo, 12 August (01558 823902); Dunham Massey Hall, Altrincham, 14 August (0161 8411025); Williamson Park, Lancaster, 15 August (01524 33318); Durham Castle, Durham, 18 August (0191 3344119); Thorp Perrow Arboretum, Bedale, 19 August (01677 425323); Ickworth House Park & Gardens, Suffolk, 21 August (01284 769505); Ashridge Monument, nr Berkhamstead, 25 August (01442 851227); Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, 26 August (0208 2694799); Donnington Le Health Manor House, Leicestershire, 27 August (01530 831259); Kedlestone Hall, Derby, 28 August (01909 551061); Coughton Court, Alcester, 29 August (01789 400702); Fawsley Hall, Northants, 30 August (01327 892000).


PerformanceNote:
2 July - 29 August
Touring with Taming of the Shrew

TourNotes:
Porchester Castle, Porchester, 2 – 4 & 7 – 9 July (023 92 737370); Bishops Waltham Palace, 15 – 16 July (023 92 737370); Bayham Old Abbey, Bayham, 29 – 30 July (023 92 737370); Dover Castle, Dover, 31 July – 1 August (023 92 737370); Pevensey Castle, Pevensey, 3 – 4 August (023 92 737370) Old Wardour Castle, 10 – 15 August (02392 737370); Pendennis Castle, Pendennis, 17 – 18 August (02392 737370); Portland Castle, Portland, 24 – 25 August (02392 737370); Carisbrooke Castle, Carisbrooke, 26 – 29 August (023 92 737370).


PerformanceNote:
Exact Bath dates unknown - part of Peter Hall Bath Summer Season
First production into Rose of Kingston (still shell only)
Rebecca Hall as Rosalind

TourNotes:
Also at Rose of Kingston Theatre 30/11/04-18/12/04 before going to New York


TourNotes:
Broxbourne Civic Hall, Hoddesdon, 9 June (01992 441946); Lavenham Market Place, Lavenham, 11 June (01787 247646); Botanical Gardens, Sheffield, 12, 13, 16, & 18 June (0114 249 6000); Witley Court, nr Worcester, 19 & 20 June (01299 896636); The Abbey  Gardens, Bury St Edmunds, 23 June (01284 764667); Burners Cottage, Wexham, 24 June (in aid of the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford – no phone); Oxburgh Hall, King’s Lynn, 25 June (01366 328258); Carsington Water, Ashbourne, 26 June (01629 540696); Lamphey Bishop’s Palace, Pembroke Dock, 30 June (01646 672224); Chepstow Castle, Chepstow, 1 July (01291 625391); Eltham Palace, Eltham, 2 July (0870 333 1183); Hughenden Manor, High Wycombe, 3 July (01494 755572); Burton Constable Hall, nr Hull, 4 July (01964 562400); Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich, 7 July (01473 433100); Kenilworth Castle, Kenilworth, 8 & 9 July (01926 852078); Prebendal Manor, Nassington, 10 July (01780 782575); Misarden Park, nr Stroud, 11 July (01285 821603); Rushcliffe Country Park, Ruddington (in aid of Rainbows Children’s Hospice – 01509 638000); Llanthony Secunda Priory, Gloucester Docks, 15 July (01452 505089/396572); Lydiard Park, Swindon, 16 & 17 July (01793 445566); Rockingham Castle, nr Corby, 18 July (01536 771238); Brueton Park, Solihull, 20 July (0121 7046962); De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 21 & 22 July (0116 2333111); Hall Place, Bexley, 23 July (01322 621238); Mount Grace Priory, Northallerton, 24 July (01609 883494); Calke Abbey, Ticknall, 25 July (01909 511061); Bantock House, Wolverhampton, 28 July (01902 552195 / 556299 / 552025); Abergavenny Castle, Abergavenny, 29 July (01873 854282); De Montford Hall, Leicester, 30 - 31 July – 1 August (0116 2333111); Brancepeth Castle, Durham, 4 August (0191 378 0628 / 0191 378 9992); The Piece Hall, Halifax, 5 August (01422 358300); Bristol Zoo Gardens, Bristol, 6 July (0117 974 7387); Hotel & Country Park, Cricket St Thomas, 7 August (in aid of Marie Curie Cancer Care – 01460 271230); Shrewsbury Castle, Shrewsbury, 8 August (01743 281281); Walton Hall Gardens, Warrington, 11 July (01925 442345); St Mary’s Churchyard, 12 July (01440 714140); Caversham Court, Reading, 13 July (0188 960 6060); Wickhamford Manor, nr Evesham, 14 July (01396 830296); Tittesworth Reservoir, Leek, 15 July (01538 300400).


TourNotes:
Also at Wadham College, Oxford, 4-11 September


PerformanceNote:
22 June - 9 July
In rep as part of Ludlow Shakespeare Festival

TourNotes:
Also at Grand Theatre Swansea (28 Sept - 6 October) and New Theatre, Cardiff (18-23 October).


TourNotes:
Old Fire Station, Oxford, 14 - 17 January (01865 297170); Crescent Theatre, Birmingham, 27 – 31 January (0121 643 5858). Plus London Fringe venue (?Dec 2003)


TourNotes:
Also at Theatre Royal Newcastle (1-6 Nov) and Albery Theatre, London (18 Nov - 11 Dec).


TourNotes:
Also at Oxfrod Brookes Drama Studio (29-31 July)


PerformanceNote:
16-17 July
Producing company unspecified


PerformanceNote:
Occasional performances, between 18 July and 6 August.
Castles tour.

TourNotes:
Restormel Castle, Restormel, 18 July (01872 262466); Pendennis Castle, Pendennis, 21 - 23 July (01872 262466); Old Sarum Castle, 6 August (01872 262466)


TourNotes:
Theatre Royal, Plymouth, 27 September - 9 October (01752 668282); Theatre Royal, Norwich, 12 - 16 October (01603 630 000); Lighthouse Theatre, Poole, 18 - 23 October (01202 685 222); King's Theatre, Edinburgh, 26 - 30 October (0131 529 6000); The Lowry, Salford, 1 - 6 November (0161 876 2000); Barbican Theatre, London, 10 - 27 November (02 7638 8891); Theatre Royal, Nottingham, 29 November - 4 December (0115 989 5555); Theatre Royal, Bath, 6 - 11 December (01225 448 844).


TourNotes:
The Other Space, Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, 7 - 11 September (01242 572 573).  Brewery Arts, Cirencester, 1 October (01285 655 522); Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 21 October (01483 440000); Upstairs at the Gatehouse, London, 16 - 27 November (020 8340 3488).


PerformanceNote:
23 September
Part of Buxton Week of Shakespeare
75 minute show for Year 5,6,7 pupils


PerformanceNote:
3 - 6 March
In Arabic with simultaneous English translation


PerformanceNote:
12 - 13 April
Part of Bath International Puppet Festival
German Company


PerformanceNote:
Touring with Two Gentlemen of Verona
14 September 2004 - 7 May 2005

TourNotes:
Hambleton Leisure Centre, Northallerton, 14-- 18 September (01609 777070); Adams Grammar School, Newport, Telford, 21 - 25 September (01952 619020); Epic Leisure Centre, Ellesmere Port, 28 September - 2 October (0151 3556432); The Dome, Doncaster, 5 - 9 October (01302 370999); Castle Sports Complex, Spalding, 12 - 16 October (01775 725031); Ebbw Vale Leisure Centre, Ebbw Vale, 19 - 23 October (01495 350360); Ice Bowl, Dumfries, 26 - 30 October (01387 251300); Littleport Leisure Centre, Littleport, 2 - 6 November (01353 616 991); Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, 18 November - 26 February 2005 (0870 609 1110); West Dorset Leisure Centre, Dorchester, 29 March - 2 April 2005 (01305 266926); Dukeries Leisure Centre, Ollerton, 5 - 9 April 2005 (0115 941 9419); The Triangle, Burgess Hill, 12 - 16 April 2005 (01444 876060); Forres House Community Centre, Forres, 19 - 23 April 2005 (01309 672036); Mountbatten Leisure Centre, Portsmouth, 26 - 30 April 2005 (02392 690011); Dawlish Leisure Centre, Dawlish, 3 - 7 May 2005 (01626 215632).  Further dates to be confirmed.


TourNotes:
Also at:
Theatre Royal, Newcastle-on-Tyne 16-20 Nov
Albery Theatre, London 13 January - 5 February 2005


TourNotes:
Belvoir Castle, Grantham, 13 June (01452 521575). Old Church House, Wantage, 1 July (01235 763112); Eyam Hall, Hope Valley, 2 - 3 July (01433 631976); Prior Park Landscape Garden, Widcombe, 4 July (01985 843601); The Red Maids' School, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol, 6 July (0117 962 2641); Brygarw Country Park, Bridgend, 7 July (01656 729009); Barrington Court, Ilminster, 8 July (01985 843601); Manor Farm, Corsley, 9 July (01373 832113); Sudeley Castle, Winchcombe, 10 July (01242 602308); Castle Drogo, nr Exeter, 11 July (01647 433306); Chepstow Castle, Chepstow, 14 July (01291 625391); Poulton House, nr Cirencester, 16 - 17 July (01285 851237); Cotehele, Saltash, 18 July (01579 351346); Marlborough College, Marlborough, 20 July (01672 892388); Millets Farm Centre, Abingdon, 22 July (01865 391169); Llanthony Secunda Priory, Gloucester, 23 July (01452 505089); Oldown Country Park, Tockington, 24 July (01454 413605); Tuckwell Amphitheatre, Bacon Theatre, Cheltenham, 25 July (01242 584491); Corsham Court, Corsham, 30 July (01793 611211); Lodge Park, nr Northleach, 31 July (01985 843601); Ormer House Gardens, Alderney, Channel Islands, 2 - 3 August (01481 822345); The Mohair Centre, nr Lewes, 5 August (01825 872457); The Recreation Ground, Cuckfield, 6 August (01444 451610); WWT Wildfowl & Wetlands Centre, Slimbridge, 7 August (01453 891923); The Manor House Hotel, Castle Combe, 8 August (01249 784802); Dore Abbey, Abbeydore, 11 August (01981 570251); Dumbleton Hall Hotel, Evesham, 12 August (01386 881240); Cholmondeley Castle, nr Malpas, 13 August (01829 720383); Mount Grace Priory, Northallerton, 14 August (01609 883494); Holkham Nursery Gardens, Wells, 15 August (01328 711636); Walford Mill Craft Centre, Wimborne, 19 - 20 August (01202 841400); Keynes Country Park, nr Cirencester, 21 August (01285 861459); Caldicot Castle, Caldicot, 22 August (01291 420241).


PerformanceNote:
5 February - 22 April
In repertoire with "The Changeling"


PerformanceNote:
14 - 22 July
Part of Shakespeare Festival
In rep with "Much Ado About Nothing" and "Midsummer Night's Dream"


TourNotes:
Also at:
Theatre Royal, Newcastle-on-Tyne 9 - 13 November;
Albery Theatre, London 10 February - 5 March 2005


TourNotes:
Shrewsbury Castle, Shrewsbury, 3 June (01743 281281); Hall Place, Bexley, 4 June (01322 621238); Witley Court, Worcester, 5 & 6 June (01299 896636); Botanical Gardens, Sheffield, 9 - 11 June (0114 249 6000); Eathorpe village Hall Field, Eathorpe, 12 June (01926 632575 / 430307); Lavenham Market Place, Lavenham, 13 June (01787 247646); Bosworth Battle Field, Market Bosworth, 16 June (01455 290429); Walton Hall Gardens, Warrington, 17 June (01925 442345); Bramall Hall, Stockport, 18 June (0161 485 3708); Botanical Gardens, Sheffield, 19 - 20 June (0114 249 6000); Kedleston Hall, Derby, 23 June (01909 511061 / 842191); The Abbey Gardens, Bury St Edmunds, 24 June (01284 764667); Castle Acre Priory, King’s Lynn, 25 June (01760 755394); Framlingham Castle, Suffolk, 26 June (01728 724189); Ravenshill Farm, Tibberton, 27 June (01905 830745); St Mary’s Church, Barton-on-Humber, 1 July (01652 637487); Nunningon, North Yorkshire, 2 July (01909 511061 / 01439 748283); Carsington Water, Ashbourne, 3 July (01629 540696); Lake Vrynwy, nr Oswestry, 4 July (01629 540696); Brueton Park, Solihull, 7 July (0121 704 6962); Chepstow Castle, Chepstow, 8 July (01291 625391); Foremark Reservoir, Melbourne, 9 July (01629 540696); Drayton Leisure Park, Banbury, 10 July (01295 272703); Rockingham Castle, nr Corby, 11 July (01536 771238); Meriden Park, Chelmsley Wood, 14 July (0121 704 6962 / 788 4380); Dean Close School, Cheltenham, 15 July (01242 258002 / 522878); Wickhamford Manor, nr Evesham, 16 July (01386 830296); Tittesworth Reservoir, Leek, 17 July (01538 300400); Wenlcok Priory, Much Wenlock, 18 July )01952 727 466); Eltham Palace, Eltham, 21 July (08700 600100); De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 23 - 25, 28 & 29 July (0116 233 3111); Lamphy Bishop’s Palace, Pembroke Dock, 30 July (01646 672224); Kenilworth Castle, Kenilwroth, 31 July - 1 August (01926 852078); The Piece Hall, Halifax, 4 August (01422 358300); Mout Grace Priory, Northallerton, 5 July (01609 883494); Bowes Museum, Barnard Castle, 6 August (01833690606); The Mount, Alderton, 7 - 8 August (01327 811304); Speke Hall, Speke, 11 August (0151 427 7231); Williamson Park, Lancaster, 12 August (01524 33318); Oxburgh Hall, King’s Lynn, 13 August (01366 328258); Bodiam Castle, Bodiam, 14 August (08700 090 0379); The Prospect, Ross-on-Wye, 15 August(0870 1122330); Glamis Castle, Angus, 18 August (01307 840393); Mountstuart House, Isle of Bute, 19 August (01700 503877); Brancepeth Castle, Co. Durham, 21 August (0191 378 0628 / 378 9992).


TourNotes:
Also at:
His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen 8 - 11 Sept


PerformanceNote:
10 September - 9 December
Also in London in Spring 2005

TourNotes:
Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield, 10 - 18 September (01484 430 528); The Playhouse, Oxford, 21 - 25 September (01865 305 305); Octagon Theatre, Bolton, 30 September - 2 October (01204 520 661); Arcola Theatre, London, 12 October - 6 November (020 7503 1646); Vulcan Works, Library Theatre, Manchester, 9 - 13 November (0161 236710); Arts Centre, Aberystwyth, 8 - 9 December (01970 623232).


PerformanceNote:
9 - 11 February
Features ex-offenders and current inmates of Pentonville


PerformanceNote:
Tour includes 27 February, 12 July
75 minute 3-person show

TourNotes:
Tour includes:
Prema Arts Centre, Dursley, 27 February (01453 860 703); Midlands Arts Centre, Birmingham, 12 July (0121 440 3838).


TourNotes:
Playhouse, Alnwick, 3 December (01665 510 785); New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth, 6 – 7 December (023 9264 9000); Oakengates Theatre, Telford, 8 December (01952 619 020); Pomegranate Theatre, Chesterfield, 9 December (01246 345 222); Wyeside Arts Centre, Builth Wells, 28 December (01982 552 555).


PerformanceNote:
19 January - 31 March
Touring with Midsummer Night's Dream

TourNotes:
Cliffs Pavilion, Southend, 19 January; Grimsby Auditorium, 21 January; Hull New Theatre, Hull, 22 January (01482 226 655); Stag Theatre, Sevenoaks, 26 January; Corn Exchange, King’s Lynn, 28 January; De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 29 January; Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, 2 February; Beck Theatre, Hayes, 5 February; Broadway Theatre, Catford, 6 February; Hall for Truro, 9 February; Queen’s Theatre, Barnstaple, 10 February; Princess Theatre, Torquay, 12 February; Plymouth Pavilions, 13 February; Playhouse, Weston-Super-Mare, 23 February; Octagon Theatre, Yeovil, 25 February; Richmond Theatre, Richmond, 26 February; Guildhall, Southampton, 27 February; Derngate, Northampton, 1 - 2 March; Assembly Rooms, Derby, 3 March; Gordon Craig Theatre, Stevenage, 4 March; Broxbourne Civic Theatre, Hoddesdon, 5 March; Grand Theatre, Swansea, 8 March; North Wales Theatre, Llandudno, 10 March; The Lowry, Salford, 11 March; The Capitol, Horsham, 15 March; Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes, 17 March (01908 606 090); New Theatre, Oxford, 18 March; Orchard Theatre, Dartford, 19 March; Opera House, York, 22 March; Spa Pavilion, Bridlington, 23 March; Grand Theatre & Opera House, Wakefield, 24 March; Sheffield City Hall, Sheffield, 26 March; Opera House, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 29 March; Gala Theatre, Durham, 30 March; Neptune Theatre, Liverpool, 31 March; Corn Exchange, Cambridge, 2 April.  (Box office for all venues:  01883 723444).


TourNotes:
Viaduct Theatre, Halifax, 17 - 21 February (01422 346359); Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 23 - 28 February (01483 440077); Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, 2 - 6 March (01723 370 541); Citizen’s Theatre, Glasgow, 9 - 13 March (0141 429 0022); New Vic Theatre, Newcastle-under-Lyme (01782 717 962); Greenwich Theatre, London, 23 - 27 March (0208 858 7755); Everyman Theatre, Liverpool, 30 March - 3 April (0151 709 4776); West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds, 5 - 17 April (0113 213 7700); Buxton Opera House, Buxton, 21 - 24 April (0845 127 2190); The Lowry, Salford, 26 April - 1 May (0870 787 5790); Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, 4 - 8 May (01284 769 505); Thoresby Riding Stables, Thoresby Park, Ollerton, 13 - 16 May (0115 941 9419); Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond, 18 - 22 May (01748 825 252); Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, 25 - 29 May (01242 572 573).


TourNotes:
Also at:
Bucks Head, Godden Green, Sevenoaks 15 - 17 July; Noah's Ark, Lugsashall, Petworth 22 - 24 July


TourNotes:
Also New Theatre, Cardiff 19 - 23 October


PerformanceNote:
16 - 17 April
1 man show - story told through Tubal's eyes


TourNotes:
Forty Hall, Enfield, 11 June (020 8363 6060); Fontain Garden, Westmere, Birmingham, 17 June (0121 693 0907); Lacock Abbey, Wiltshire, 18 June (01985 843601); Glastonbury Abbey, Glastonbury, 19 June (01458 832954 / 831631); The Gardens, Hatfield House, Hatfield, 20 June (01707 287010); Rothley  Court, Rothley, 30 June (0116 237 4141); Peterborough Cathedral Cloisters, Peterborough, 1 July (01733 452336); The Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond, 2 July (01748 825252); Alnwick Castle, Alnwick, 3 July (0191 277 8003 / 01665 510665 / 510785); Bowhill Theatre, Selkirk, 4 July (01750 22204); RHS Garden Harlow Carr, Harrogate, 6 – 7 July (01943 600675 / 01423 565418); Tatton Park Old Hall, Knutsford, 8 July (01625 534406); Buckden Towers, Buckden, 9 July (01480 811344); Ingatestone, Essex, 10 July (01277 353010); The Rookery, Streatham Common, London, 11 July (020 79266768); Millfield Theatre, London, 13 (020 8807 6680); Broxbourne Civic Hal, Hoddesdon, 14 July (01992 441946); Kentwell Hall, Long Melford, 23 & 24 July (01787 310207); The Bothey, London, 25 July (020 8455 4640); Peel Castle, Isle of Man, 28 – 31 July & 1 August (01624 841 2000); Ventnor Botanic Garden, Isle of Wight, 5 – 6 August (01983 863151); Chatley Heath Semaphore Tower, Cobham, 7 August (01932 862762 / 458822); The Great Garden at New Place, Stratford-upon-Avon, (01789 292325 / 292176); The Pump Room, Bath, 12 August (01225 463362); Trevarno, Helston, 13 August (01326 574274); Chaplaincy Gardens, St Mary’s, Isles of Scilly, 14 August (01720 422536); Tresco Abbey Gardens, Tresco, 15 August (01720 422849); The Lost Gardens of Heligan, Cornwall, 18 August (01726 68532); Pencarrow, Cornwall, 19 August (01840 214220); Powderham Castle, Exeter, 20 August (0870 3820382); Abbotsbury Sub-tropical Garden, nr Weymouth, 21 August (01305 871130); Penshurst Place, Kent, 22 August (01732 770929 / 01892 515675).


TourNotes:
Also at:
Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne - 30th October


PerformanceNote:
7 March
Part of Bath Shakespeare Festival
Semi-staged costumed concert performance


PerformanceNote:
1, 2, 6 March
Part of Bath Shakespeare Festival


TourNotes:
Tour includes:
Renishaw Hall, Sheffield, 21 August (01246 432 310); Hatfield House, Hatfield, 29 August (01707 262 823); Harewood House, 8 July (no phone number given); Belvoir Castle, Grantham, 10 July (no phone number given); 17 July, Lincoln Castle, Lincoln (01522 527 770)


PerformanceNote:
1 - 22 July
In rep with:
Macbeth and Much Ado About Nothing


TourNotes:
Includes:
Meyrick Park, Bournemouth, 13 - 25 July (08700 111 3000); Wythenshawe Park, Manchester, 27 July - 8 August (0161 236 7110); Jesmond Dene Park, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 10 - 22 August (0191 277 8003); Ashton Court, Bristol, 24 August - 5 September (0870 420 2131).


TourNotes:
Includes:
Duddingston Kirk Manse Garden, Edinburgh, 5 - 8; 12 - 15; 19 - 22 August.  .  Brunton Theatre, Musselburgh, 2 - 4 September (0131 665 2240).


PerformanceNote:
20 January - 1 April
Touring with Macbeth

TourNotes:
Cliffs Pavilion, Southend, 20 January; Hull New Theatre, Hull, 23 January (01482 226 655); Stag Theatre, Sevenoaks, 27 January; De Montfort Hall, Leicester, 30 January; Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury, 3 February; Queen’s Theatre, Barnstaple, 11 February; Playhouse, Weston-Super-Mare, 24 February; Grand Theatre, Swansea, 9 March; The Lowry, Salford, 12 March; The Capitol, Horsham, 16 March; Grand Theatre & Opera House, Wakefield, 25 March; Neptune Theatre, Liverpool, 1 April.


TourNotes:
Festival Theatre, Edinburgh, 24 - 28 February (0131 529 6000); Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, 17 - 24 March (020 7863 8000); Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes, 28 April - 1 May (01908 606090).


TourNotes:
The Opera House, Buxton, 26 March (0845 1272190); The Hawth, Crawley, 14 April (01293 553 636); Coliseum, London, 26 June - 8 July (020 7632 8300).    Lighthouse, Poole, 5 May (01202 685222); Octagon Theatre, Yeovil, 8 May (01935 422884); Crucible Theatre, Sheffield, 12 May (0114 249 6000); Warwick Arts, Coventry, 19 - 22 May (024 7652 4524); Gala Theatre, Durham, 24 - 26 May (0191 332 4041); Theatre Royal, Bath, 2 June (01225 448 844); Coliseum, London, 23 June - 8 July (020 7632 8300)


TourNotes:
Includes:
Brewery Arts Centre, Cirencester, 1 June (01285 655 522); Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 10 July (01483 440 000) Phoenix Theatre, Bordon, 25 October (01420 472 664).


PerformanceNote:
22 - 23 March
Dance, music, mime and performance art


PerformanceNote:
23 - 28 August
Combination of MND and Antony Burgess's Clockwork Orange.


PerformanceNote:
3 -6 Bath
Part of Bath Shakespeare Festival


TourNotes:
Cannizaro Park, Merton, 6 - 7 August (020 8540 0362); Holland Park Open Air Theatre, London, 12 - 14 August (020 775 11322).


TourNotes:
Launceston Castle, Launceston, 18 June (01803 214159); Thatcher Point, Torquay, 1 July; Totnes Castle, Totnes, 2 July (01803 214159); Farleigh Hungerford Castle, Farleigh Hungerford, 9 July (01803 214159); Thoverton, nr Exeter, 10 July; Spanish Barn, Torquay, 14 - 15 July; Sunhill Park, Clevedon, 18 July; Exmouth House Lawn, Dulverton, 23 July; Bandstand, Kingsbridge, 25 July; Vicarage Lawn, St Endellion, 31 July; Penlee Gardens, Penzance, 2 - 3 August; The Sentry, Moretonhampstead, 4 August; Blackpool Sands, nr Dartmouth, 5 August; Westbourne Gardens, Liskeard, 6 August; Mill Marsh Park, Bovey Tracey, 11 August; Berry Head, Brixham, 14 August; Eastcliff, Teignmouth, 15 August; Connaught Gardens, Sidmouth, 18 - 19 August; Cockington Court, Torquay, 20 August.


PerformanceNote:
14 - 22 July
In rep with Macbeth and Midsummer Night's Dream


TourNotes:
Chequer Mead, East Grinstead, 21 - 23 January (01342 302000); The Hawth, Crawley, 28 - 30 January (01293 553636)


PerformanceNote:
11 February - 3 April
Also later in London and international tour


TourNotes:
Includes
Buxton Opera House 16 - 20 March


TourNotes:
The Playhouse, Oxford, 23 - 27 March (01865 305305); Warwick Arts, Coventry, 27 April - 1 May (024 7652 4524); Theatre Royal, Bath, 4 - 8 May (01225 448 844); Corn Exchange Theatre, Brighton, 12 - 15 May (01273 709709); The Lowry, Salford, 18 - 27 May (0161 876 2000); Arts Theatre, Cambridge, 25 - 29 May (01223 503333). Riverside Studios, London, 16 November - 4 December (020 8237 1111).


PerformanceNote:
5 December
Reading as part of Read not Dead season


TourNotes:
Includes:
Theatre Royal, Margate, 18 October (01843 293 877).


TourNotes:
The Dream Factory, Warwick 21 - 22 & 24 April; The Great Hall, Charlecote Park,  Stratford Upon Avon, 23 April; King Edward VI School, Stratford Upon Avon, 5 May.


TourNotes:
Darlington Arts Centre, Darlington, 21 - 23 September (01325 486 555); The Opera House, Buxton, 24 September (0845 12 72190); Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal, 25 September; Phoenix Arts Centre, Leicester, 28 - 29 September; Monmouth Theatre, Monmouth, 4 October; Tacchi Morris Arts Centre, Taunton, 5 October; Layard Theatre, Wimborne, 6 October; QEH Theatre, Bristol, 7 - 8 October; Old Town Hall, Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe, 9 October; The Lowry, Salford, 11 - 13 October; Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton, 14 - 15 October, Wilde Theatre, South Hill Park, Bracknell, 18 October; Theatre Royal Winchester, 19 - 21 October; Guildhall Arts Centre, Grantham, 1 November; Stamford Arts Centre, Stamford, 2 - 3 November; Lakeside Arts Centre, Nottingham, 4 - 6 November; Norwich Playhouse, Norwich, 9 - 10 November; Harlow Playhouse, Harlow, 11 November (01279 431945); Bacon Theatre, Cheltenham, 12 November (01242 584 491); Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield, 15 - 16 November; Charter Theatre, Preston, 17 - 18 November (01772 258 858); Unity Theatre, Liverpool, 19 - 20 November (0151 7094988).


PerformanceNote:
9 - 21 August
??? An adaptation
includes speaking role for Jane Shore
Described inreview as by Thomas Heywood


TourNotes:
Also at Howden Oark Centre, Edinburgh - 27 February


TourNotes:
Arts Theatre, Nottingham, 10 February (no phone); Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton, 11 February (01902 321 321); Civic Theatre, Chelmsford, 13 February (01245 606 505); The Citadel Arts Centre, St Helens, 19 February (01744 735 436); The Gate, Goole, 21 February (01405 763 652); The Hawth, Crawley, 24 February (01293 553 636); Blackfriars Arts Centre, Boston, 25 February (01205 363108); Redbridge Drama Centre, London, 26 February (020 8504 5451); Maltings Arts Centre, St Alban’s, 27 February (01727 844222); Assembly Rooms, Derby, 2 March (01332 255 800); Harrow Arts Centre, Hatch End, London, 4 - 5 March (020 8428 0124); Broadbent Theatre, Lincoln, 8 March (01440 714140); Palace Theatre, Redditch, 10 - 11 March (01527 65203); Guildhall Arts Centre, Grantham, 12 March (01476 406158); Sir Robert Martin Theatre (Arts Centre), Loughborough University, Loughborough, 17 March (01509 222 899); Cambridge Drama Centre, Cambridge, 18 - 19 March (01223 322 748); Opera House, Buxton, 22 March (0845 1272190); Unity Theatre, Liverpool, 23 March (0151 709 4988); Smith Holland Centre, Spalding, 30 March (01775 725031); 21 Smith Street, Reading, 31 March - 1 April (0118 960 6060); Salisbury Arts Centre, Salisbury, 2 April (01722 321744); Croydon Clocktower, Croydon, 17 April (020 82531030); New Wolsey Theatre, Ipswich, 20 - 21 April (01473 295900); Phoenix Arts Centre, Leicester, 22 April (0116 255 854).


TourNotes:
Includes Grand Theatre, Lancaster, 30th April


TourNotes:
Also at:
Albery Theatre, London, 16 December 2004 - 8 January 2005


TourNotes:
Tour includes:
 Arts Centre, Aberystwyth, 14 - 16 October (01970 623 232); Taliesin Arts Centre, Swansea, 28 - 30 October (01792 296 883); Sherman Theatre, Cardiff, 3 - 5 November (02920 646 900) (at this venue the production is in Welsh translated by Cefin Roberts).


TourNotes:
Civic Centre Theatre, Aylesbury, 6 June (01296 486009); Charter Theatre, Preston, 7 July (01772 258 858); Met Arts Centre, Bury, 9 July (0161 761 2216). Millfield Arts Centre, Edmonton 20 June (020 7304 4000) Middlesbrough Theatre, Middlesbrough, 30 June (01642 815 181); Charter Theatre, Preston, 7 July (01772 258 858); Met Arts Centre, Bury, 9 July (0161 761 2216).    Lichfield Garrick, Lichfield, 16 – 18 September (01543 412121); His Majesty’s Theatre, Aberdeen, 21 September (01224 641 122); Gaiety Theatre, Ayr, 6 November (01292 611222); The Riverfront, Northport, 9 November (01633 656757); New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth, 19 November (023 9264 9000); The Hawth Theatre,.Crawley, 22 November (01293 553636); The Mercury, Colchester, 24 November (01206 573948).


Title:
The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy (of Romeo and Juliet)

PerformanceNote:
Includes 7 - 13 November
Adapted for 5 actors

TourNotes:
Tour includes:
Emlyn Williams Theatre/Clwyd Theatr Cymru, Mold, 7 - 8 October (0845 330 3565); Havant Arts Centre, Havant, 6 November (023 9247 2700); Torch Theatre, Milford Haven, 11 November (01646 695 267); The Rondo, Bath, 12- 13 November (01225 448 844).


TourNotes:
Tour includes:
Buxton: Old Hall Hotel, Pauper's Pit, The Square 16-18 July 9.30pm 01298 25014; Birmingham: The Crescent Theatre Studio, Brindleyplace 30-31 July 8.00pm 0121 643 5858; Edinburgh: the Zoo, 140 The Pleasance (Venue 124) 9-14 August 7.15pm 0131 662 1222.


PerformanceNote:
28 March
collaboration between saxophonist and choreographer


TourNotes:
Palace Theatre, Manchester, 9 - 13 November (0870 401 6000); Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool, 16 - 20 November (0870 606 3536); Hippodrome, Bristol, 23 - 27 November (0117 929 9444); Coliseum, London, 11 - 15 January 2005 (020 7632 8300).


TourNotes:
The Lowry, Salford, 21 - 24 April (0161 876 2000); Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London, 27 April - 1 May (020 7863 8000); Theatre Royal, Glasgow, 5 - 8 May (0141 3329000).


TourNotes:
The Lowry, Salford, 9 -14 February (0161 876 2000); The Hawth, Crawley, 15 - 20 March (01293 553 636); Grand Theatre, Swansea, 30 March - 3 April (01792 475715).


PerformanceNote:
2 July - 29 August
Touring with As You Like IT

TourNotes:
Porchester Castle, Porchester, 2 - 4 & 7 - 9 July (023 92 737370); Bishops Waltham Palace, 15 - 16 July (023 92 737370); Bayham Old Abbey, Bayham, 29 - 30 July (023 92 737370); Dover Castle, Dover, 31 July - 1 August (023 92 737370); Pevensey Castle, Pevensey, 3 - 4 August (023 92 737370) Old Wardour Castle, 10 - 15 August (02392 737370); Pendennis Castle, Pendennis, 17 - 18 August (02392 737370); Portland Castle, Portland, 24 - 25 August (02392 737370); Carisbrooke Castle, Carisbrooke, 26 - 29 August (023 92 737370)


TourNotes:
Bradfield College, Berks, 9 July (0118 964 4839); Hartley Witney Community Orchard, 10 July; Compton Castle, Devon, 16 July; Sterts Theatre, Lysteard, 4 August (01579 362382); Staines Park, Staines, 21 August.


TourNotes:
New Wimbledon Theatre, Wimbledon. 23 August - 4 September (0870 060 6646); Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes, 7 - 18 September (01908 606 090) Hippodrome, Birmingham, 21 September - 2 October (0870 730 1234); Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent, 5 - 16 October (01782 213 800) Theatre Royal, Plymouth, 19 - 30 October (01752 668 282); Churchill Theatre, Bromley, 2 - 13 November (020 8460 6677); Palace Theatre, Manchester, 16 - 27 November (0870 401 6000) Festival Theatre, Edinburgh, 14 - 31 December (0131 529 6000)


TourNotes:
Tour includes:
 Met Arts Centre, Bury, 29 January (0161 761 2216); Playhouse, Norwich, 3 March (01603 598598).   Ashcroft Arts Centre, Fareham, 27 May (01329 310 600); Limelight Theatre, Aylesbury, 29 May (01296 431 272).


TourNotes:
Tour includes:
 Tamworth Castle, Tamworth, 3 - 4 June (01827 709618); Lyme Park, Disley, 5 June (01663 762023); Rose Theare, Ormskirk, 6 June (01695 584480); Normanby Hall Country Park, Scunthorpe, 10 June (01724 720588); Ightham Mote, Sevenoaks, 12 & 13 June (0870 090 0379); Witton Park, Blackburn, 15 June (01254 706006); Hutton-in-the-Forest, Penrith, 16 June (017684 84449); Erddig, Wrexham, 17 June (01978 355314); Fountains Abbey, Ripon, 18 & 19 June (01765 643199); Nymans Garden, nr Haywards Heath, 20 June (0870 090 0379); Thorpe Hall, Peterborough, 23 June (01733 330060); Gibside, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 25 June (01670 773939); Cawdor Castle, Nairn, 26 June (01667 404401); Drum Castle, Aberdeen, 27 June (01330 811204); The Royal School, Hindhead, 1 July (01428 607977); Wallington, nr Morpeth, 2 & 3 July (01670 773939); Macrobert Arts Centre, Stirling, 4 July (01786 466666); Culzean Castle, Maybole, 6 July (01655 884455); Merlin Theatre, Frome, 8 July (01373 465949); High Lodge Forest Centre, nr Thetford, 9 July (01824 816412); Basildon Park, Reading, 10 July (01494 755572); Wimpole, Royston, 11 July (01223 206000); The Hawth, Crawley, 13 July (01293 553636); Newstead Abbey, nr Nottingham, 14 - 16 July (0115 989 5555); Nostell Priory, nr Pontefract, 17 July (01924 863892); Brahan, Dingwall, 18 July (01349 861150); Souter Lighthouse, Whitburn, 21 July (01670 773939); Gisborough Priory, Guisborough, 22 & 23 July (01287 633801); Turton Tower, Bolton, 24 July (01204 852203); Burton Hill House School, Malmesbury, 25 July (01666 822685); Brantwood, Coniston, 27 July (015394 41396); Arlington Court, Barnstaple, 29 July (01271 850296); Kingston Lacy, Wimborne, 30 July (01985 943601); Dudmaston Hall, Bridgnorth, 31 July (01746 780866); Osterley Park, Isleworth, 1 August (01494 755572); Plas Newydd, nr Bangor, 3 August (01248 714795); Cilgerran Castle, nr Cardigan, 4 August (01239 621200); Saltram House, Plymouth, 5 August (01752 333500); Chepstow Castle, Chepstow, 6 August (01291 625391); Corfe Castle, nr Wareham, 7 august (01985 843601); Bodiam Castle, nr Battle, 8 August (0870 010 4900); Tonbridge Castle, Tonbridge, 10 August (01732 770929); Castell Harlech, Harlech, 12 August (01766 780667); Fulham Palace, Fulham, 13 August (020 7736 3233); The Vyne, Basingstoke, 14 August (01494 755572); Blicking Hall, nr Norwich, 15 August (0870 010 4900); Bedlam Theatre, Edinburgh Fringe, 17 - 21 August (0131 225 9893); Tatton Park, Knutsford, 22 August (01625 534405); The Park, Barrowford, nr Nelson, 24 August (01282 421986); Hatfield Forest, Bishops Stortford, 25 August (01279 870678); Lanhydrock, Bodmin, 26 August (01208 265950); Sherborne Castle, Sherborne, 27 August (01935 813182); Packwood House, Solihull, 28 August (01985 843601); Lytham Hall, Lytham St Annes, 29 August (01253 658470).


TourNotes:
Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds, 9 - 18 September (01284 769505); The Castle, Wellingborough, 20 - 21 September (01933 270 007); Swan Theatre, Worcester, 22 - 25 September (01905 611 427); The Opera House, Buxton, 27 - 28 September (0845 1272190); Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield, 30 September - 2 October (01484 430 528); Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal, 4 Octrober (01539 725133); Theatre Royal & Opera House, Wakefield, 14 - 16 October (01924 211311); Queen’s Theatre, Barnstaple, 19 - 20 October (01271 324242); Theatr Gwynedd, Bangor, 21 - 23 October (01248 351708); Sevenoaks Playhouse, Sevenoaks, 2 - 3 November (01732 450175); Bloomsbury Theatre, London, 4 - 6 November, (020 7388 8822); Theatre Royal, Winchester, 9 - 13 November (01962 843 434).


TourNotes:
Tour includes:
Live Theatre, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 18 - 19 February (0191 232 1232); Electric Theatre, Guildford, 8 March (01483 444 789); Chequer Mead, East Grinstead, 10 March (01342 302000); Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton, 16 March (01902 321 321).


TourNotes:
Tour includes:.  
Palace Theatre, Mansfield, 14 - 17 September; Middlesbrough Theatre, Middlesbrough, 20 - 23 September; Coronation Hall, Ulverston, 24 September; Charter Theatre, Preston, 27 - 28 September; Tameside Hippodrome, Ashton-under-Lyme, 29 - 30 September; Victoria Theatre, Halifax, 1 October; The Radlett Centre, Radlett, 4 - 5 October; Dorking Halls, Dorking, 6 - 7 October; White Rock Theatre, Hastings, 8 October; Wyvern Theatre, Swindon, 11 - 12 October; Victoria Halls, Stoke-on-Trent, 13 October; Malvern Theatre, Malvern, 14 October; Royal Spa Centre, Leamington Spa, 15 October; Assembly Hall, Tunbridge Wells, 18 October; Medina Theatre, Isle of Wight, 19 - 20 October; Broxbourne Civic Hall, Hoddesdon, 2 October; The Albert Halls, Stirling, 26 October; HMT at Hilton, Aberdeen, 27 October; Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow, 28 - 29 October; Woodville Halls, Gravesend, 1 - 2 November; Camberley Theatre, Camberley, 3 November; Spa Pavilion, Felixstowe, 4 - 5 November; Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham, 8 - 9 November; Ashcroft Theatre, Croydon, 11 - 12 November; Derngate, Northampton, 15 - 16 November; Embassy Centre, Skegness, 17 November; City Varieties Music Hall, Leeds, 22 - 23 November; Sands Centre, Carlisle, 26 November; Princess Theatre, Torquay, Pavilion Theatre, Worthing, 30 November - 1 December.


TourNotes:
Bacon Theatre, Cheltenham, 22 - 24 April (01242 584491); New Olympic Theatre, Gloucester, 29 April - 1 May (01452 505 089); Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury, 6 - 7 May (01684 295 074).  Edinburgh Festival 15-21 August,


PerformanceNote:
16-28 August
Fictive Shakespeare biog (lost child) interwoven with Tempest.


TourNotes:
Tour Includes:
Theatre Royal Bath, March 10-14 (01225 448 844), the Lowry, Salford Quays, March 16-20 (0161 876 2000), Corn Exchange, Brighton Dome (01273 709709), March 30 - April 3rd, + Autumn dates tba.


TourNotes:
Tour includes:
Cannizaro Park, Merton, 3 - 5 August (020 8540 0362); Holland Park Open Air Theatre, London, 10 - 15 August (020 77511322).


TourNotes:
Bolsover Castle, Bolsover, 18 July; Lincoln Medieval Bishop’s Palace, Lincoln, 27 July - 7 August


TourNotes:
Tour includes:
Bacon Theatre, Cheltenham, 23 June (01242 584 491); Old Sarum Castle, 20 August (01872 262466).


TourNotes:
The Playhouse, Oxford, 9 - 18 September (01865 305 350); Theatre Royal, Brighton, 21 - 25 September (01273 328 488); The Lowry, Salford, 28 September - 4 October  (0161 876 2000); Theatre Royal, York, 5 - 9 October (01904 623 568); Opera House, Buxton, 12 - 16 October (0845 12 72190); Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 19 - 23 October (01483 440000); Gala Theatre, Durham, 26 - 30 October (0191 332 4041).


TourNotes:
Ludlow Shakespeare Festival 24,25,29,30th June & 1,3,5,6,8,10th July; Grand Theatre, Swansea, 28 September - 6 October, (01792 475 715); New Theatre, Cardiff, 19 - 23 October (029 2087 8889).


Title:
Un Probleme Around Shakespeare's Twelfth Night

PerformanceNote:
4 - 30 August
6 performers - physical theatre, inspired by Chaplin, Tati and Shakspeare


TourNotes:
Tour includes:
Hambleton Leisure Centre, Northallerton, 14 - 18 September (01609 777070); Adams Grammar School, Newport, Telford, 21 - 25 September (01952 619020); Epic Leisure Centre, Ellesmere Port, 28 September - 2 October (0151 3556432); The Dome, Doncaster, 5 - 9 October (01302 370999); Castle Sports Complex, Spalding, 12 - 16 October (01775 725031); Ebbw Vale Leisure Centre, Ebbw Vale, 19 - 23 October (01495 350360); Ice Bowl, Dumfries, 26 - 30 October (01387 251300); Littleport Leisure Centre, Littleport, 2 - 6 November (01353 616 991); Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, 18 November - 26 February 2005 (0870 609 1110); West Dorset Leisure Centre, Dorchester, 29 March - 2 April 2005 (01305 266926); Dukeries Leisure Centre, Ollerton, 5 - 9 April 2005 (0115 941 9419); The Triangle, Burgess Hill, 12 - 16 April 2005 (01444 876060); Forres House Community Centre, Forres, 19 - 23 April 2005 (01309 672036); Mountbatten Leisure Centre, Portsmouth, 26 - 30 April 2005 (02392 690011); Dawlish Leisure Centre, Dawlish, 3 - 7 May 2005 (01626 215632).  Also at Swan Theatre, Stratford.  Further dates to be confirmed.


TourNotes:
July 16: Holly Cottage, Funtley, Hampshire; July 17th: Binstead Hall, Quarr Road, Binstead, Isle of Wight; Wednesday 21st to Friday 23rd July: Little Woodham, Gosport, Hampshire. All these performances at 7.30.  24th July: Palatine School Gardens, Palatine Road, Worthing, West Sussex; 25th July: Wickham Vineyard, Wickham, Hampshire.


PerformanceNote:
23 - 28 August
'inspired by Shakespeare's mechanicals ... set in seedy New York bar life.  Three losers need money fast.  How? Put on a play.'


PerformanceNote:
6 - 30 August
'a hilarious combination of the Michael Caine film and Shakespeare's best-loved scenes, starring three full-size mini-Coopers'


PerformanceNote:
13 March
Part of Bath Shakespeare Festival
'Music inspired by Shakespeare, from Music Hall to Broadway'


Title:
The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged)

PerformanceNote:
Running all year.  (Opened at Criterion 5 March 1996).


Title:
Dangerous When Cornered - the Women of Shakespeare's Day

TourNotes:
Stephen Joseph Theatre - 23 May;
Mill Studion, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford - 11 - 12 June.


PerformanceNote:
16 - 19 June
Part of National Theatre's Shell Connections Festival 2004 - to be performed by young people.  'The play weaves many elements of Shakespeare's classics into a futuristic setting'


PerformanceNote:
18 - 22 May
'uses the characters of Richard III and Othello as a basis for an exploration into Kean's self-destruction.'
(See also Part 1 - TheRise to Fame of Edward Kean)


PerformanceNote:
15 - 21 April
(See also Part 2 - The Fall to Infamy of Edward Kean)

TourNotes:
Nightingal Theatre, Brighton, 15-17 April;
Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, 21 April.


PerformanceNote:
17 October (and 1 other date??)
'respected political commentator Yasmin Alibhai-Brown explores a lifelong love of Shakespeare and details how her own personal experience of playing Juliet as a teenager in Uganda sent shockwaves through her family and helped shape the emotional and political landscape of her life.'

TourNotes:
Also at Live Theatre, Newcastle on Tyne, 5 November


PerformanceNote:
26-27 February
'performed by 'Theatre Arts Students'


PerformanceNote:
10 October
Pat of a Shakespeare Festival.  'Music inspired by Shakespeare' but including spoken scene from Merry Wives - music covers Opera (Nikolai), jazz, William Walton, Vaughan Williams, Elizabethan lute music, Cole Porter, and performers include the Helios Ensemble.'


PerformanceNote:
10  March - 27 November.
Initially part of Bath Shakespeare Festival.
‘Forkbeard's latest mix of film and theatre is a murder mystery thriller set in the early years of the Silver Screen.  The fledgling movie moguls, desperate to elevate the tone of their upstart artform, enlist the help of the mighty Theatre Impresarios of the day to shoot the first ever Silent Tempest’.

TourNotes:
Theatre Royal Bath, 10 - 14 March (01225 448844); the Lowry, Salford Quays, 16 - 20 March  (0161 876 2000); Corn Exchange, Brighton Dome, 30 March 30 - 3 April (01273 709709); New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth, 24 - 27 November (023 9264 9000).
 + Autumn dates tba.


TourNotes:
Riverhouse, Manor Road, Walton-on-Thames, 9 - 10 July;
Cranleigh Art Centre, 16-17 July.


PerformanceNote:
19 - 21 and 26 - 28 February
'an exploration of Shakespeare's sonnets in the round'


PerformanceNote:
10 August
Performed or written by 'Annie Inglis (and friends)'


Title:
Rootin' Tootin' Cowboy Show - Cowboy Shakespeare For Kids

PerformanceNote:
6 - 30 August
'Little Buckaroos help Westerners hot the trail with interactive children's theatre. Popular US family resort show'


PerformanceNote:
8, 11, 12, 14 August
'a breathtaking romp through many of Shakespeare's plays'  This festival attempts to be a parallel to the Fringe


TourNotes:
Dates include:
Trinity Theatre & Arts Centre, Tunbridge Wells, 4 November (01892 678 678); The Playhouse, Oxford, 19 - 21 April (01865 305 305).


PerformanceNote:
2 July - 13 November  'Tells the true story of the Osiris Players, a collection of women who toured and performed plays, including Shakespeare, in schools and village halls throughout the UK during the Second World War.'


PerformanceNote:
10 November - 18 December
(Opened beforehand at the Little Angel Theatre in Islington for brief run)
Narrated by Michale Pennington, performed by puppets


PerformanceNote:
9 - 13 August.
'Portia, Katherine, Ophelia, Desdemona and Cleopatra give advice on romance'


PerformanceNote:
28 - 30 October
'three part dance tribute to ... Duke Ellington ... The Shakespeare Suite  [part 3] captures the essence of some of Shakespeare's wittiest, most heart-rending and purely evil characters. Murder, madness and mayhem have never been such fun!’


TourNotes:
14-17 January, Old Fire Station, Oxford; 27-31 January, Crescent Theatre, Birmingham


TourNotes:
Also at Theatre Royal Newcastle, 1-6 November


PerformanceNote:
5 February - 22 April. In repertory with The Changeling. Transferred to the Barbican


PerformanceNote:
7 March. Translated by Jeremy Gray and Gilly French


TourNotes:
The Lowry, Salford, 9-14 February; The Hawth, Crawley, 15-20 March; Grand Theatre, Swansea, 30 March-3 April


TourNotes:
Met Arts Centre, Bury, 29 January; Playhouse, Norwich, 3 March


PerformanceNote:
3-5 March. Day of workshops culminating in the performance of A Midsummer Night's Dream


PerformanceNote:
4 December - 8 January 2005
Also at New Theatre, Exeter


TourNotes:
Also at Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal 1 October


TourNotes:
Tours in France after Kenilworth performances


TourNotes:
Also at Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 10 July


TourNotes:
The Lowry, Salford, 9-14 February, The Hawth, Crawley, 15-20 March, Grand Theatre, Swansea, 30 March - 3 April


TourNotes:
Anthony Hopkins Theatre, Mold 10 February - 5 March, New Theatre, Cardiff, 8-12 March


PerformanceNote:
11 August
Dances from Shakespeare's time or dances his characters would have recognised


PerformanceNote:
15 May and 19 June
Adaptation of a Shakespeare play by 4 actors for children


PerformanceNote:
1-5 February
Non-stop 100 hour reading of the First Folio


TourNotes:
Derby, 19-23 July; Minack Theatre, Penzance, 8-12 August


PerformanceNote:
12 April - 14 October
Also at Novello Theatre, London, 15-17 Feburary 2007


TourNotes:
3 June - 9 August, Headington Hill Park, Oxford; 16 August - 3 September, Marlowe Theatre, Canterbury


PerformanceNote:
5 August - 13 October
Also at Novello Theatre, London, 2-25 March 2006


Title:
Shakespeare's Lost Bluegrass Musical As You Like It


TourNotes:
Also: 22 November - 3 December, Theatre Royal, Newcastle; 6-28 January 2006, Novello Theatre, London


TourNotes:
6-10 March, Theatre Royal, Bath; 14-18 March, Blackpool Grand Theatre


PerformanceNote:
11 July
Adaptation of Hamlet is part of triple-bill


Title:
The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society Production of Hamlet


PerformanceNote:
3-13, 15-29 August
Physical theatre inspired by Hamlet


Title:
The Wars of the Roses: Part 1: House of Lancaster


PerformanceNote:
7 July - 21 October; 10-17 February 2007


Title:
The Wars of the Roses: Part 2: House of York


PerformanceNote:
27 July - 10 October
7-11 November, Theatre Royal Newcastle-upon-Tyne


PerformanceNote:
15 July 
Arbourthorne Primary School as part of Sheffield Children's Festival


TourNotes:
1-10 September, Arcola Theatre
26-30 October, Traverse Theatre Edinburgh
2-6 November, Guildhall, Bury St Edmunds


PerformanceNote:
14 October
Also at The Rondo, Bath 2-3 November


TourNotes:
31 Jan - 4 February, Crescent Theatre Birmingham
8-9 February, Sutton Coldfield Town Hall
20-21 February, Solihull Arts Complex


PerformanceNote:
19 January - 29 April
Touring with The Tempest


PerformanceNote:
26 October - 5 November
Solo interpretation


PerformanceNote:
11 November
Also at Upstairs at the Gatehouse, London 15-19 November


Title:
Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society Production of Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
3-29 August
Also at ADC Cambridge, 4-8 October


Title:
Shakespeare's Sisters - As Good as it Gets


TourNotes:
15-26 November, Dundee Repertory Theatre
30 Nov - 10 December, The Pit, Barbican, London


TourNotes:
30 May - 11 June, Ilkley Playhouse
25-29 July, Minack Theatre


PerformanceNote:
18 May
Also at Taliesin Arts Centre, Swansea 28 May


TourNotes:
Wadham College, Oxford 4 July - 19 August;
Kew Gardens 20-28 August


PerformanceNote:
31 March -
Also at Theatre Royal, Newcastle 14-19 Nov

TourNotes:
Theatre Royal, Newcastle 14-19 November
Novello Theatre, London 2-25 February 2006


PerformanceNote:
15-17 March
Also at the Unicorn Theatre, London, 12 September - 8 October


TourNotes:
Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon 11 May - 12 October;
Theatre Royal, Newcastle, 30 Oct - 4 Nov;
Novello Theatre, London, 13 December - 6 January 2007


PerformanceNote:
4-8 October. Plus schools tour in September


PerformanceNote:
18-29 August
In repertory with Lear by Edward Bond


Title:
Barry Cryer and Ronnie Golden - Little Richard III


TourNotes:
24 March - 22 April, West Yorkshire Playhouse, Leeds;
1-10 June, Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough;
13-17 June, Theatre Royal, Newcastle;
20-24 June, Theatre Royal, Glasgow;
28 June - 1 July, Viaduct Theatre, Halifax


TourNotes:
10 Jan, Grand Theatre, Blackpool;
16 - 18 February, Grand Opera House, Belfast;
22-25 March, Milton Keynes Theatre


TourNotes:
Strode Theatre, Street, 10 November
Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury, 11 November


Title:
The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet


PerformanceNote:
28 July - 12 October
Also at: Theatre Royal, Newcastle 21-25 November
Novello Theatre, London, 28 Feb - 24 March 2007


TourNotes:
Also at People's Theatre Arts Centre, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 14 Nov - 2 Dec


PerformanceNote:
31 August - 9 September
Also at King's Theatre, Edinburgh 14-26 August


PerformanceNote:
22 April -
Also at Theatre Royal, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 22-26 November


Title:
Twelfth Night - the 1960s San Francisco Psychedelic Musical


Title:
Twelfth Night - The Musical - Five go to Ilyria

PerformanceNote:
20-23 July
Also at The Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh, 5-29 August


PerformanceNote:
3 July
School perform abridged plays simultaneously in 100 theatres


Title:
Colley Cibber - The Man who Rewrote Shakespeare


PerformanceNote:
8-9 April
Also at Southside, Edinburgh, 7-28 August


Title:
Three Titbits: Streuth; A Collier’s Tuesday Tea; All’s Well That Ends Well As You Like It


PerformanceNote:
10-13 May
Also at Roses Theatre, Tewkesbury, 28 June


TourNotes:
Old Laundry Theatre, Bowness-on-Windermere, 19 October
Theatre Royal, York, 26-28 October


PerformanceNote:
22 Feb - 31 Mar
Also at Theatre Royal, Newcastle 16-19 May


PerformanceNote:
2 July
Also at Shipley Country Park, Derbyshire, 9 July


PerformanceNote:
25 May - 22 August
Then tours in Holland


TourNotes:
4-7 August, Hampton Court Palace;
8-19 August, Lincoln's Inn, London


TourNotes:
27 September Leatherhead Theatre;
28-29 September, Swan Theatre, Worcester


Title:
The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society's Production of Macbeth


Title:
Macbeth - Frantic Redhead's Walking Play


Title:
Is This a Dagger? - The Story of Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
21 June - 12 August
At Courtyard, Stratford, 13-16 September


TourNotes:
1-3 June, Royal Crescent Lawn, Bath;
2 August, Castle Grounds, Shrewsbury


PerformanceNote:
25 July - 19 August
Also at Holland Park, London 24-26 August


PerformanceNote:
19-20 May
Also at The Hawth, Crawley, 17 November


PerformanceNote:
27 June - 1 July
Also at: Tobacco Factory, Bristol, 5-22 July


Title:
A Fairy Affair, or A Midsummer Day's Breakfast


Title:
Mardling the Bard: a Norfolk Midsummer Night's Dream


PerformanceNote:
7-8 July
Shortened version in double bill with The Tempest


PerformanceNote:
11 Jan - 17 Feb
Also 16 Feb - 16 Mar 2008


TourNotes:
16 July, Barnsbury Wood, Islington;
22-23 July, Willow Cottage Open-Air Theatre, Curtis Mill Green


PerformanceNote:
13-16 August.
Also at George Bernard Shaw Theatre, London,


Title:
One Night of Shakespeare - Romeo and Juliet/The Taming of the Shrew


PerformanceNote:
6-13 August
Also at The Met, Bury, 14 September


PerformanceNote:
4 March - 2 April
Also at Oval House, London, 2 October


PerformanceNote:
25 May
Double bill with Much Ado About Nothing


PerformanceNote:
7-8 July
Shortened version in double-bill with Much Ado About Nothing


TourNotes:
Shakespeare Centre, Straford-upon-Avon 24-28 October;
Nuffield, Southampton, 7-11 November


TourNotes:
Strode Theatre, Street 28 Nov;
Millfield Arts Centre, Edmonton, 13-17 Nov.


Title:
Nothing Like the Sun - The Sonnet Project


PerformanceNote:
29 September - 1 October
Sponsored reading


PerformanceNote:
6-28 August
Also at the Vanbrugh Theatre, London, 4-23 September


Title:
Platforms: Dominic Dromgoole: Will and Me


Title:
Prof. Ralph McGinty's Swashbuckling World of Shakespeare


Title:
Shakespeare's New Play and Death by Audience


PerformanceNote:
12-31 December
Also at: Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe 9 March 2007


Title:
These are Women - a Variety of Portraits of Women in Shakespeare


Title:
Shakespeare Bingo Featuring 'Comedy of Errors'


PerformanceNote:
17 Jan - 3 Feb, Lyric, Hammersmith
6-9 Feb, Birmingham Repertory Theatre


PerformanceNote:
6 October
11 Oct, Maltings Arts Theatre, St Albans


Title:
Hamlet Q Jones: The Musical True-Crime Story of a Really Depressed American Teenager ... And His Extremely Dysfunctional Family


TourNotes:
mac, Birmingham 25-26 January
Rondo, Bath 6 February


PerformanceNote:
23-24 October
Also at Ilkley Playhouse 29 October - 10 Nov.


PerformanceNote:
24 March - 21 June
Also at Theatre Royal, Newcastle 29 June - 7 July
New London Theatre, 12 Nov - 12 Jan 2008


PerformanceNote:
11 April - 21 July
Also at Northern Stage, Newcastle 3-15 Sept


PerformanceNote:
25 May - 21 Sept
Also at Gielgud Theatre, London 23 Sept - 1 Dec


PerformanceNote:
25 May - 21 July
Also at Northern Stage, Newcastle 11-15 Sept.


PerformanceNote:
7 July Bodelwyddan Castle
11-14 July Theatr Clwyd, Mold


PerformanceNote:
9 Sept - 13 October
Also at UCL Bloomsbury Theatre, 16-19 Oct


PerformanceNote:
29 - 30 October
Also at Maltings Arts Centre, St Albans, 9 Nov.


PerformanceNote:
24 - 27 August
Also at Nottingham Playhouse, 3 Nov.


Title:
Romeo & Juliet - A Rock and Roll Love Story


PerformanceNote:
28 March
Also at Bloomsbury Theatre, 2 May


PerformanceNote:
21 March - 8 April
Also at Camden People's Theatre 7-24 August


PerformanceNote:
12 - 14 July
Also at St George's Square, Pimlico 15 July


PerformanceNote:
25-28 July
Also at Coram's Fields Children's Park, 2-18 Aug


Title:
Mardling the Bard: a Norfolk Twelfth Night


Title:
Story Shakespeare: The two Noble Kinsmen


PerformanceNote:
30 Nov - 1 Dec
Also at Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal 2 Dec


Title:
Bennie Othella & The Jets: The Musical True-Crime Story of an American Idol ... and Her Extremely Jealous Backup Singer


Title:
The Big Secret Live – I Am Shakespeare – Webcam Daytime Chatroom Show


PerformanceNote:
29 March - 28 April
Apollo Theatre, London 23 May -


PerformanceNote:
22 Feb
Also at Riverfront, Newport, 27 Oct


PerformanceNote:
5-27 May
Performances in your home in Brighton and Hove


PerformanceNote:
28 September
Also at Minerva Theatre, Chichester 11-13 October


PerformanceNote:
19 Nov - 8 Dec
Also at Trafalgar Studios 2 Theatre 4-16 February 2008


PerformanceNote:
5-6 July Avoncroft Museum of Heritage Buildings, Bromsgrove
12-13 July Forge Mill Museum, Redditch


Title:
The Comedy of Errors - an Identity Affaire


PerformanceNote:
24 July - 15 November
3 Dec - 10 Jan at the Novello Theatre, London


Title:
Story Shakespeare: The Two Gentlemen of Verona


Title:
Russell Kane presents Fakespeare: The Lamentable Tragedie of Yate's Wine Lodge


PerformanceNote:
26 July
Also at the Old Blue Last, Shoreditch, 2-30 Aug.


PerformanceNote:
14 Sept
Also at Lighthouse, Poole, 15 Sept.


PerformanceNote:
20-22 November.
Adaptation of Coriolanus, Antony and Cleopatra and Julius Caesar


PerformanceNote:
5-18 August
At the Sweet Grassmarket Swimming Pool


PerformanceNote:
30 August
Also at Trafalgar Studios, London, 3-5 Sept


PerformanceNote:
26 May - 12 June
Part of Lunchbox play series


Title:
William and Sarah Siddons Perform Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
24 Jan - 7 Feb
Evening pers at the Rose Theatre.


PerformanceNote:
12 Jan - 28 Feb
Set in 17th century Japan


PerformanceNote:
14 Feb
Also at Ashcroft Theatre, Fareham, 20 Feb.


Title:
A Tempest - Such Signs as Dreams are Made On


PerformanceNote:
15 Oct - 21 Nov
Also at Duke of York's Theatre, London, 19 Dec - 27 Feb 2010


PerformanceNote:
24 Oct
In association with St John Ambulance


PerformanceNote:
12-16 October, Theatre Royal, Newcastle
8-30 December, Roundhouse, London


Title:
Antony and Cleopatra - as told by Jan Blake


PerformanceNote:
21 July - 4 September
Also at Roundhouse, London, 13 Jan - 5 Feb.


PerformanceNote:
7 Aug - 11 Sept
Also at the Roundhouse 21 Dec - 1 Feb 2011


PerformanceNote:
23 March - 30 April
And at Northcott Theatre, Exeter, 3-14 May


PerformanceNote:
1 May - 11 Sept
Also at the Theatre Royal, Newcastle 8-9 Oct and Roundhouse, London 18 Dec - 26 Jan 2011


PerformanceNote:
5-29 August
Also at: Lighthouse Theatre, Poole 3-4 March 2011


Title:
The Tao of Hamlet (Crouching Claudius, Hidden Hamlet)


Title:
King Henry IV with the Humours of John Falstaff, a Tragicomedy


PerformanceNote:
28 July - 4 September
Also at the Roundhouse, London, 6 Jan - 5 Feb 2011


PerformanceNote:
18 Feb - 26 August
Also at: Theatre Royal, Newcastle-upon-Tyne 5-9 Oct


PerformanceNote:
9-11 December
Double bill with Twelfth Night


PerformanceNote:
9-11 December
Double bill with As You Like It


PerformanceNote:
18 March - 10 April
Also at: Theatre Royal, Brighton 11-15 May


PerformanceNote:
6-7 March
Double-bill with A Midsummer Night's Dream


Title:
The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townwomens’ Guild Dramatic Society’s Production of Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
19 June
Also at the Attic Theatre, Cox's Yard, Stratford 30-31 August.


PerformanceNote:
1 hour version.
Part of Latitude Festival


PerformanceNote:
12 March - 1 January 2011
Returned to Stratford in 2011


PerformanceNote:
25 Feb
Also at the Egg, Bath, 9-10 March


PerformanceNote:
10-30 October
Extract included in Up Close Tour


PerformanceNote:
28 Feb - 5 March
Also at Regent Theatre, Stoke, 17-19 March


Title:
Romeo and Juliet - A Rock and Roll Musical


PerformanceNote:
4 July - 19 August
Also at Hampton Court Palace 21-30 August


PerformanceNote:
20 January
Also at Gulbenkian Theatre, Canterbury 27 Jan


PerformanceNote:
14 July - 2 September
Also at the Roundhouse, London, 14-30 Dec


PerformanceNote:
20 February
A day of Shakespeare-obsessed activity


PerformanceNote:
7-30 August
Shakespeare meets Japanese manga


PerformanceNote:
28-29 August
Scenes from Shakespeare staged with St John Ambulance staff attending


PerformanceNote:
13-18 September
Play about John Heminges


Title:
The Man From Stratford - Being Shakespeare


Title:
Precious Friends - Shakespeare's Sonnets Staged


PerformanceNote:
5 Oct - 5 Nov
Half-hour school productions in local theatres


PerformanceNote:
24-25 April
Guided walk around Liverpool with performances of sonnets


PerformanceNote:
13 April - 11 May
Extracts from the history plays


Title:
Shakespeare's Mothers: Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know


PerformanceNote:
18 June - 4 July
(Touring with King Lear)


PerformanceNote:
4-6 October
Also at Grand Pavilion Porthcawl, 7 Oct.


PerformanceNote:
1 February - 12 May
(continuing tour from 2010)


PerformanceNote:
9 Sept - 14 October
70 minute adaptation


PerformanceNote:
7-9 June
Also at Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton 12 October


PerformanceNote:
8-12 March
Also at Warwick Arts Centre, 16-19 March


PerformanceNote:
6-21 May
Also at Richmond Theatre 24-28 May


PerformanceNote:
20 May - 11 June
Also at the Haymarket Theatre 16 June - 20 August


Title:
'Tis in My Memory Locked: an Adaptation of Hamlet


PerformanceNote:
17 July
Also at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 15-28 August


PerformanceNote:
24-26 March, 1 June
Also at the Swan Theatre, 11 December


PerformanceNote:
21 January - 4 February
Also at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre 7 Mar - 2 April


PerformanceNote:
19 June - 5 July
Touring with As You Like It


PerformanceNote:
9 - 14 August
Also at Barons Court Theatre 20 Sept - 9 Oct


PerformanceNote:
23-27 August
(Shakespeare Schools Festival)


PerformanceNote:
7-10 September
Also at The Dell, Stratford 21 August


Title:
A Mid-Semester Night's Dream (For Puck's Sake)


PerformanceNote:
5-7 August
Also at The Minack Theatre 15-19 August


Title:
Much Ado About Nothing - The Dogberry Diaries


Title:
Pericles Re-imagined for Everyone aged 6 and Over


Title:
(The Pocket) Pericles or (A Pattern of Painful Adventures)


Title:
Come and Have a Go if you Think You're Bard Enough


PerformanceNote:
21-23 May
Also at Edinburgh Fringe Festival 4-29 August


PerformanceNote:
22-30 March
Also at 246a Lower Road, London 29 June - 8 July


PerformanceNote:
1 July
Also at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 26-27 August


PerformanceNote:
11-12 November
Adaptation of several plays performed by all-male cast


Title:
The Distant Near (Shakespeare and Bengal's Bard)


Title:
Speak of Me as I Am - A Conversation with Ira Aldridge


Title:
Youth and Will: a Portrait of Shakespeare's Young Characters


PerformanceNote:
19 July - 26 September
Tour to Theatre Royal Newcastle 5-9 November


Title:
Story Shakespeare - All's Well That Ends Well


PerformanceNote:
9 Feb - 10 March
Grand Theatre, Swansea 13-17 March
New Theatre Cardiff 20-24 March


PerformanceNote:
16-25 February
Tristan Bates Theatre, London, 27-30 March


PerformanceNote:
15-16 August
19-27 August, Monkey House, Edinburgh Zoo
30 August, London Stock Exchange


PerformanceNote:
16 March - 6 October
Roundhouse, London, 1 June - 4 July


PerformanceNote:
11 June - 1 September
Old Laundry Theatre, Bowness, 14-19 August


PerformanceNote:
13-23 June
Northern State, Newcastle, 26-30 June


Title:
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern: a 'Tragic' Episode with many Laughs


PerformanceNote:
14 February
The Riverfront, Newport, 16 February
Script in hand performance


PerformanceNote:
15-16 May
Performed in Argentinian Spanish


PerformanceNote:
29 November - 9 February 2013
All-female production


PerformanceNote:
22 - 23 May
Arena Theatre, Wolverhampton, 29-30 May
Performed in British Sign Language


PerformanceNote:
24-27 October
Malvern Priory, Worcester, 2-3 November


PerformanceNote:
29 October - 1 November
ITV West TV Workshop


Title:
The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society’s Production of ‘Macbeth’


PerformanceNote:
18 December
ADC Theatre, Cambridge 15-19 January 2013


PerformanceNote:
9 February - 17 March
28 July - 4 August, Royal Exchange, Manchester


PerformanceNote:
3 - 20 October
26 - 27 November, Buxton Opera House


Title:
Midsummer Night's Dream (As You Like It)

PerformanceNote:
10 - 18 August
24-26 August, Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
Performed in Russian


PerformanceNote:
26 July - 15 September
22 Sept - 27 October, Noel Coward Theatre, London


PerformanceNote:
4 - 5 May
Performed in Palestinian Arabic


PerformanceNote:
14 July - 13 October
Apollo Theatre, London 2 November - 10 February 2013


PerformanceNote:
19 February
Performed with no rehearsal or direction


PerformanceNote:
19 -20 May
Performed in Brazilian Portuguese


PerformanceNote:
12 - 19 May
22 July, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford
Bilingual one-act version


PerformanceNote:
26 April - 5 May
28 - 30 June, Riverside Studios, London


PerformanceNote:
13 - 24 August
Gender-reversed production


PerformanceNote:
21 - 22 May
25 - 26 May, Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, London
Performed in Urdu


PerformanceNote:
11 January
12 Jan, Civic, Barnsley
2-man production


PerformanceNote:
9 June - 5 July
13 July - 7 October, Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon


PerformanceNote:
8 May
22 June, Northcott Theatre, Exeter


PerformanceNote:
15 November
7 December, Arts Centre, Aberystwyth


PerformanceNote:
3 - 18 August
24 August - 8 September, Riverside Studios, London


PerformanceNote:
4 January - 18 February
20 - 21 Feb, Theatre Royal, Bath


PerformanceNote:
20 Sept - 5 Oct
Also at Tron Theatre, Glasgow, 8-19 Oct


PerformanceNote:
23-24 May
Also at Swindon Arts Centre 11 Nov.


PerformanceNote:
10 October - 16 December
Also at Barbican Theatre, 9 Dec - 25 Jan 2014


PerformanceNote:
25 Oct - 16 Nov
Also at York Theatre Royal, 19-30 Nov.


PerformanceNote:
15 Aug - 14 Sept
Also at Duchess Theatre, London, 18 Sept - 7 Dec.


PerformanceNote:
29 April - 9 May
Also at the Contact Theatre, Manchester
19-20 November and touring schools


Title:
Shakespeare in the Garden: Twelfth Night, or What You Will


PerformanceNote:
17 April
Promenade performance of Sonnets in Norwich


Title:
The Mystery of the Sonnets - A Performance Feat


PerformanceNote:
Spring and Autumn tours
Shakespeare's stories adapted for 8-12 year olds


Title:
Dedication - Shakespeare and Southampton


PerformanceNote:
3 June
Anthology of songs, sonnets and excerpts


PerformanceNote:
15 September - 26 October
The Shakespeare Suite, Wink and Othello


PerformanceNote:
24 April
Performance poets performing single speech or poem


Title:
William Shakespeare's Long Lost First Play (abridged)


PerformanceNote:
11 March - 7 September
Transfer to the Barbican 30 Nov - 20 January 2018


PerformanceNote:
11 - 20 April
Also at: Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmund's, 26-27 April


PerformanceNote:
20 - 24 June
Also at Putney Old Burial Ground, 1-2 and 8-9 July


PerformanceNote:
15 - 16 May
Dance version of Seven Ages speech


PerformanceNote:
5 June - 15 September
Four-strong all female group


PerformanceNote:
15 September - 14 October
Also at the Barbican Centre, 6 - 18 November


PerformanceNote:
22 Aug - 16 September
90 minute version acted by a father, son and wife, Giles Brandreth, Benet Brandreth and Kosha Engler


PerformanceNote:
3 April
1-man play set during World War Two


PerformanceNote:
30 March - 1 April
Promenade performance


PerformanceNote:
3 March - 9 September
Also at the Barbican Theatre, London, 24 November - 20 January 2018


PerformanceNote:
23 June - 30 July
Also at Grosvenor Park Open Air Theatre, Chester, 3 - 27 August


PerformanceNote:
28 March
Schools collaboration with the RSC Learning and Performance Network


PerformanceNote:
10 - 27 May
Female Lear, student production


PerformanceNote:
13 May - 10 June
4 actors, abridged children's version


PerformanceNote:
7 - 15 February
Welsh language production


PerformanceNote:
13 March - 18 September
Also at the Barbican, London, 15 Oct - 18 Jan 2019


PerformanceNote:
1 - 3 March
Also at the Old Rep, Birmingham, 10 - 14 April


PerformanceNote:
7 August - 22 September
Then touring until September 2014


Title:
First Encounter: The Taming of the Shrew


PerformanceNote:
31 July - 17 Aug
In rep with Romeo and Juliet


PerformanceNote:
29 July - 3 August
Performed in English, Malayalam, French, and Sanskrit


PerformanceNote:
4-5 May
Also at the Edinburgh Fringe, 20-26 April


PerformanceNote:
9-26 October
Also at Edinburgh Fringe 2-24 August


PerformanceNote:
2-24 August
Also at Theatre Royal, York, 17 October


Title:
The Winter's Tale Re-imagined For Everyone Aged Six and Over


PerformanceNote:
29 April - 4 May
Performed in English, IsiZulu. IxiXhosa. SeSotha, Setwsana, and Afrikaans


PerformanceNote:
19-28 April
Performances of Shakespeare's poems and work by his contemporaries


Title:
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare - Abridged


PerformanceNote:
9 Oct - 15 November
Schools staging abridged Shakespeare in local theatres


PerformanceNote:
10 - 12 July and 30 July - 3 August
Also at Rose Playhouse, London, 16 - 27 July


PerformanceNote:
29 July - 9 August
Also at St James Theatre, London 29 September - 3 October


PerformanceNote:
13 July - 2 August
Also Rose Theatre, London, 15-26 July


PerformanceNote:
30 July - 16 August
Also at Hope Theatre, Islington, 9-20 Dec


PerformanceNote:
20 June - 16 August
Overnight performance


PerformanceNote:
21 December
Also at ADC, Cambridge, 13-17 Jan 2015


PerformanceNote:
22 - 29 March
Followed by autumn tour 25 Sept - 1 Nov


PerformanceNote:
24 - 28 September
Promenade production around town


Title:
Hecate's Poison: Enter the Three Witches


PerformanceNote:
15 - 25 April
Also at Oxford Playhouse, 28 April - 2 May


PerformanceNote:
2 - 7 June
Performed in British Sign Language


PerformanceNote:
3 - 5 July
Also at Commandery Gardens, Worcester, 8 - 20 July


PerformanceNote:
1 - 3 August
Also at Minack Theatre, Cornwall, 11 - 15 August


Title:
A Midsummer Night's Dream (As You Like It)


Title:
The Genius of Balanchine: Apollo/A Midsummer Night’s Dream


Title:
The Seussification of A Midsummer Night's Dream


PerformanceNote:
3 October - 14 March
Billed as Love's Labour's Won


PerformanceNote:
14 - 16 May
Also at Guild Chapel, Stratford, 24 May


PerformanceNote:
6 Jan - 28 February
Also at the Greenwich Theatre 8 - 12 September


PerformanceNote:
29 October - 14 November
1 hour version suitable for ages 8-12


PerformanceNote:
17 September - 4 October
Promenade performance


PerformanceNote:
22 - 23 July
Also at Cannizaro Park, Wimbledon, 24-26 July


PerformanceNote:
29 July - 
Also at the White Bear Theatre in August


PerformanceNote:
12 July - 4 September
Also at Theatre Royal, Newcastle, 7 -11 October


PerformanceNote:
11 July
Double-bill with Venus and Adonis


PerformanceNote:
11 July 
Double-bill with The Rape of Lucrece


Title:
Will’s 450th Birthday Bash & Sonnet Walks


PerformanceNote:
31 March - 30 April
Also touring 25 May - 18 June


PerformanceNote:
16 August. Also at Upstairs at the Gatehouse 17-2 August


PerformanceNote:
22 June - 4 July. Also at Dorchester Abbey, 2 August


PerformanceNote:
6 - 10 May
Also at York International Shakespeare Festival 13 May


PerformanceNote:
21 October - 6 November
Adapted for children


PerformanceNote:
5 February - 7 March
Also at: New Theatre Cardiff, 10-14 March


PerformanceNote:
11 February - 30 April
Also touring 24 May - 18 June


PerformanceNote:
23 - 24 April
Final performances of world tour


PerformanceNote:
26 July
Staged reading in original pronunciation


PerformanceNote:
12 September - 25 October
Then at Barbican Theatre, 7 November - 24 January 2016


PerformanceNote:
Single night in October
Script-in-hand performance


PerformanceNote:
1 April - 7 May
Also at Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 19-28 May


Title:
A Response to King Lear - They Kill Us for their Sport


PerformanceNote:
29 September - 2 October
Adaptation for 9-13 year olds


PerformanceNote:
7 - 8 March
Music and readings performed by Derek Jacobi and Samantha Bond


PerformanceNote:
30 September - 22 October
Condensed version of their 2009 production


PerformanceNote:
20 February - 19 March
Revival of 2012 production


Title:
A Midsummer Night's Dream in New Orleans


PerformanceNote:
1 February - 12 March
60 minute version with all-male cast


Title:
Sh!t Faced Shakespeare - A Midsummer Night's Dream


PerformanceNote:
3 - 4 April
Rehearsed reading of abridged version


PerformanceNote:
26 May - 20 June
Gender inverted production


PerformanceNote:
25 September - 1 October
Also at Oxford Playhouse, 14 - 24 October


PerformanceNote:
1 - 10 May
Performed in a private house in Kemptown


Title:
The Tempestuous Tale of Proserpa and her Island


PerformanceNote:
28 April - 2 May
Also at Edinburgh Festival  5 - 31 August


PerformanceNote:
23 - 27 June
Also at Lewes Castle 2 - 5 July


PerformanceNote:
6 - 30 October
Rotating performances of four 90 minute versions: all male, all female, cast play own gender, cast play opposite gender.


PerformanceNote:
13 December
Unrehearsed performance with cue scripts


PerformanceNote:
12 April 
Also at the Edinburgh Festival 6 - 31 August


PerformanceNote:
5 July - 19 August
Revival of 2013 production


Title:
The Complete Works: Table Top Shakespeare


PerformanceNote:
8 July
Performance by children in the Learning and Performance Network


PerformanceNote:
23 - 24 July
All female production combined with Peony Pavilion


PerformanceNote:
29 April - 12 August
Also at Barbican Theatre, 31 Oct - 23 Dec


PerformanceNote:
17 February - 8 April
Transferred to the Harold Pinter Theatre, 9 June - 2 September


PerformanceNote:
10 August
Also at Bread and Roses Theatre, London, 27 Sept - 15 October
All-male production


Title:
Something Rotten - Hamlet's Uncle Gets his Say at Last!


PerformanceNote:
17 November - 17 December
Revival of 2014 production. Parts 1 and 2 combined


PerformanceNote:
24 April
Adapted for cast of 70-80 young people


PerformanceNote:
27 Oct - 17 December
Revival of 2012 production


PerformanceNote:
1 - 23 April
Followed by UK tour to 2 July


PerformanceNote:
20 August - 15 October
Also at Barbican Theatre, London, 10 Nov - 23 Dec


PerformanceNote:
25 October - 3 December
Glenda Jackson as Lear


PerformanceNote:
14 - 15 October
Also at Derby Theatre Studio, 18 - 19 November
Double bill of adaptation of King Lear and new play


PerformanceNote:
13 May - 10 June
Abridged children's version


PerformanceNote:
2 - 3 September
Also at Pleasance Theatre, London, 26 November - 3 December


PerformanceNote:
8 - 10 September
(Previously at Edinburgh Fringe Festival)


Title:
Screw Your Courage! (Or The Bloody Crown!)


Title:
Solo Shakespeare - Macbeth: Hecate's Poison


PerformanceNote:
30 June - 9 July
Also at Shakespeare's Globe, 4 - 15 November. Revival of 2015 production


Title:
Shit-Faced Shakespeare - The Merchant of Venice


Title:
A Midsummer Night's Dream (or Raving Madness)


PerformanceNote:
25 - 30 July
Also at Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 24 - 27 August


Title:
The Donkey Show (A Midsummer Night's Disco)


Title:
Robin Goodfellow's Amazing Travelling Show


Title:
Shit-Faced Shakespeare - A Midsummer Night's Dream

PerformanceNote:
26 April - 11 June
Also at Southbank Centre, London, 17 June - 10 July


Title:
Love's Labour's Won or Much Ado About Nothing


Title:
Shit-Faced Shakespeare - Much Ado About Nothing


Title:
Othello's Guilt, A Monologue from William Shakespeare


PerformanceNote:
19 - 28 May
Open-air production set in a circus


PerformanceNote:
4 - 5 November
Also at: McMillan Theatre Bridgewater, 11 November


PerformanceNote:
3 - 4 January
Also at Richmond Theatre, London 18 - 22 Jan


PerformanceNote:
18 January -  24 February
For 8-12 year olds


PerformanceNote:
6 September
Also at the New Theatre, Cardiff, 9 - 10 September


PerformanceNote:
8 November - 21 January 2017
Also at Gala Theatre, Durham, 3 February


PerformanceNote:
27 September
Also at Uppingham Theatre, 7 October and West Greenwich Library, 20 Oct


PerformanceNote:
7 - 11 November
Also at Blackpool Grand Theatre, 2-4 March 2017


PerformanceNote:
11 December - 15 January 2017
Performed using cue scripts


PerformanceNote:
14 February 
Also at the Lion and Unicorn Theatre 23 Feb - 5 March


PerformanceNote:
10 - 11 August
Also at Edinburgh Fringe, 15 - 27 August and Rose Theatre, London 5-15 October


PerformanceNote:
18 May
Also at the Edinburgh Festival, 3 - 28 August
Sequel set in post-war Italy


PerformanceNote:
2 - 10 June
Part of triple-bill tribute to Sir Frederick Ashton


PerformanceNote:
16 - 28 October
Participatory performance for children aged 10+ on the autism spectrum


PerformanceNote:
21 - 22 March
Abridged version in double-bill with Romeo and Juliet


PerformanceNote:
1 - 2 July
Also at Shakespeare's Schoolroom, Stratford, 3 July


PerformanceNote:
23 May
Part of Brighton Fringe. And touring dates


PerformanceNote:
6 - 28 April
Part of international tour.
In French


PerformanceNote:
1 - 5 August
Also at: Hippodrome, Bristol, 21 - 25 November


PerformanceNote:
21 - 22 March
Abridged version in double-bill with Much Ado About Nothing


PerformanceNote:
29 April - 20 May
Romeo and Juliet are both men in football setting


PerformanceNote:
16 - 28 October
Performance for young people with autism and their families


PerformanceNote:
7 Feb - 4 March
(Previewed in London 25 - 26 July 2017)


Title:
Shit-faced Shakespeare - Romeo and Juliet

PerformanceNote:
20 June - 1 September
One member of the cast is drunk


PerformanceNote:
30 June - 18 August
Transfer from Stratford


Title:
Caliban's Island: Shakespeare Meets Minecraft


PerformanceNote:
23 June - 2 September
Also at the Barbican Theatre, London, 7 December - 19 January 2018


PerformanceNote:
12 January
Extracts from a variety of plays


Title:
Murder Most Foul: Shakespeare, Dinner and Death


PerformanceNote:
7 - 12 August
The lives of William and Anne Shakespeare using words from the plays


PerformanceNote:
14 - 29 September
Also at Lyric, Hammersmith, 5 October - 3 November


Title:
Shakespeare Avengers Assembleth - Age of Oberon


Title:
Macbeth / A Midsummer Night’s Dream / Richard III / Romeo and Juliet

PerformanceNote:
25 June - 2 September
Pop-up Shakespeare theatre


Title:
William Shakespeare's Long Lost First Play (Abridged)


PerformanceNote:
14 February - 31 August
Also touring, 25 Sept - 1 April 2020


Title:
Shakespeare in the Garden - As You Like It


PerformanceNote:
19 Oct - 30 Nov
90 min adaptation for 7 - 13 year olds


PerformanceNote:
17 February
Student workshop performance


Title:
Cry God for Harry, England and St George

PerformanceNote:
3 - 11 August
Also at the Duke of York's Theatre, London, 3 September


PerformanceNote:
18 Sept - 24 Oct
In rep with Much Ado About Nothing


PerformanceNote:
5 and 7 February
Also at the Cockpit, London, 20 February.
School-friendly updated 90 minute version


PerformanceNote:
30 January - 24 February
80 minute version


PerformanceNote:
20 September
Also at: Battle Abbey School, 21 October


PerformanceNote:
18 - 19 January
Also at: Torquay Musuem, 1-2 February


PerformanceNote:
9 - 20 February
90 minute condensed version.


PerformanceNote:
28 Feb - 30 March
Touring 17 September - 8 February 2020


PerformanceNote:
14 - 15 March
Also at Jacksons Lane Theatre, 21 - 22 March and tour October-November


Title:
The Farndale Avenue’s Housing Estate Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society’s Production of Macbeth (a Comedy)


Title:
Macbeth without the Shakespeare Bollocks


PerformanceNote:
8 December
Work-in-progress before 2019 tour


PerformanceNote:
July - August and at Greenwich Theatre, London, 2-6 October


PerformanceNote:
28 September - 1 December
Play performed twice with 2 lead roles reversed.


PerformanceNote:
19 June - 7 July
Part of Remember the Clause Season


PerformanceNote:
14 - 10 May and 8 September.
Also at Chilham Castle, Kent 25 May


PerformanceNote:
4 Aug - 22 Sept
Also at the Barbican Theatre, London, 7 Dec - 5 Jan 2019


PerformanceNote:
12 - 21 April
Double-bill with Romeo and Juliet


Title:
A Dream Within A Midsummer Night's Dream


PerformanceNote:
5 - 24 November
Also at: Minerva Theatre, Chichester, 15 - 26 January 2019


PerformanceNote:
16 August - 25 October
In rep with Macbeth


PerformanceNote:
11 July - 31 August
Set in American midwest


Title:
Shakespeare Shorts - Much Ado About Nothing


PerformanceNote:
17 August - 1 September
Set in France in 1945


PerformanceNote:
29 March - 22 April
In a double-bill with A Midsummer Night's Dream


PerformanceNote:
12 - 13 June
Also at Birmingham Hippodrome, 26 - 30 June


Title:
Juliet and Romeo: A Guide to Long Life and Happy Marriage


PerformanceNote:
6 - 9 February 
Also at Cockpit Theatre, London, 21 Feb and touring. 90 min adaptation in double-bill with Macbeth


Title:
Oddsocks Romeo and Juliet - Mods v Rockers


Title:
Shit-Faced Shakespeare - Romeo and Juliet


PerformanceNote:
11 and 13 May, 7 September
Also at: Chilham Castle, Kent, 26 May


PerformanceNote:
8 March - 31 August
Then touring 25 September - 4 April 2020


Title:
Shakespeare Shorts - The Taming of the Shrew


PerformanceNote:
25 - 29 July
Also at: Theatre Royal, Winchester, 29 July


PerformanceNote:
28 Feb - 16 March
Reverse gender production


Title:
The Tempest @ Abraham Moss Community School


PerformanceNote:
7 December - 22 February 2019
Female Timon


PerformanceNote:
7 - 8 and 10 May; 6 September
Also at Chillham Castle, Kent, 26 May


PerformanceNote:
12 Oct - 2 Nov
Also at Jermyn Street Theatre, London, 6 - 30 November


Title:
Shakespeare in the Garden : The Comedy of Errors


Title:
Shakespeare on a Shoestring: The Comedy of Errors!


PerformanceNote:
7 - 9 February
Part of the RSC Open Stages project


PerformanceNote:
24 - 28 July
Also at Brighton Open Air Theatre, 29 - 30 July


Title:
Outrageous Fortune - Hamlet: as told by Gertrude


Title:
To Be or Not To Be? Purgatory is the Question


PerformanceNote:
23 April - 11 Oct
Female Hal, Hotspur and Falstaff


PerformanceNote:
25 April - 11 October
Female Hal and Falstaff


PerformanceNote:
23 - 31 July
Also at Beaney House of Art and Knowledge, 6 - 7 August


PerformanceNote:
7 February
Also at Birmingham Repertory Theatre, 15 March


PerformanceNote:
25 - 26 March
RSC Associate Schools Programme


PerformanceNote:
28 June - 29 August
Touring 25 September - 26 March 2020


PerformanceNote:
8 - 10 October
Also at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford, 28 November


PerformanceNote:
5 - 10 August
Also at The Dell, Stratford-upon-Avon, 1 September


Title:
A Mini Summer Night's Dream - Shakespeare Unlocked


Title:
Shit-faced Shakespeare - A Midsummer Night's Dream


PerformanceNote:
16 Oct - 9 November
Also at Wilton's Music Hall, London, 12 - 23 November


PerformanceNote:
15 August - 1 October
This was scheduled, cancelled because of Covid pandemic and broadcast to cinemas instead.


PerformanceNote:
2 - 25 August
Also at the Tabard Theatre, London, 4 - 28 September


PerformanceNote:
10 September - 12 October
Then at the Shaftesbury Theatre, London from 2 November


Title:
R'n'J: The Untold Story of Shakespeare's Roz and Jules


Title:
Shakespeare for Breakfast: Romeo and Juliet


Title:
Shit-Faced Shakespeare - The Taming of the Shrew


PerformanceNote:
19 July - 15 August
Promenade production


PerformanceNote:
4 - 13 April
Also at the Rose Playhouse, London, 23 April - 5 May


PerformanceNote:
19 - 24 August
Also at The Bernard Hall, Cuddington, 6 - 7 September
Abridged version


PerformanceNote:
6 - 21 February
Adapted for young audiences


Title:
(The Absurdity & Failure of) Life After Shakespeare


Title:
Clowns, Lovers, Women in Pants and Shakespeare


Title:
Globe on Tour - Audience Choice Performances


Title:
The True Historie of Mr. William Shakespeare


Title:
Will, or Eight Lost Years of William Shakespeare's Life


PerformanceNote:
13 July - 26 September
Then touring and at Barbican, London 16 November - 31 December


PerformanceNote:
25 September - 13 November
Female Hamlet


PerformanceNote:
From 24 September
Production was closed during Covid pandemic, reopened and will close on 25 March 2023


PerformanceNote:
29 October - 13 November
All female cast


PerformanceNote:
27 May - 28 June
A selection of Shakespeare sonnets in praise of Bristol


PerformanceNote:
21 October - 15 January 2022
The filming of Jaws.  Includes recitation of Sonnet 29 by Robert Shaw’s character.


PerformanceNote:
26 November - 5 June 2022
Multiple actors interact in multiple rooms, including Shakespeare composing a play for Elizabeth I.


PerformanceNote:
9 - 10 November
Scripted interview with David Suchet, including passages from his Shakespearean roles.


PerformanceNote:
4 June - 2 September
All male production


PerformanceNote:
30 August - 4 September
All-female production


Title:
All The World's a Stage: Shakespeare's Greatest Hits


PerformanceNote:
9 - 10 September
Showcase of the winnters of a young script writers competition


Title:
The Incomplete Works of William Shakespeare


Title:
The Life, Loves & Dark Secrets of Will Shakespeare


# SIpeople

HistoricalNote:
artistic director of the Rustaveli Theare in Tbilisi


# SIvenuelookup

Address:
20 Sheepcote Street, Brindleyplace, B16 8AE


Address:
Glebe Avenue, Ickenham, Middlesex UB10 1PD


Address:
Royal National Theatre
South Bank
London


Address:
Avenue House Grounds, East End Road, London, N3


Address:
Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester


Address:
176 Prince of Wales Road, Chalk Farm, NW5 3PT


venue:
Mountview Conservatoire for the Performing Arts


Address:
Exchange Street, Wellington Road South, SK3 0EJ


venue:
Warwick University (open air productions)


venue:
New Victoria Theatre, North Staffordshire


venue:
Salle Ludger-Duvernay du Monument National Theatre


Address:
Queen Mary's College
Cliddesdon Road
Basingstoke
Hampshire


venue:
Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham


Address:
Lamorbey Park
Burnt Oak Lane
Sidcup
Kent


Address:
Gloucester Street
St Helier
Jersey
JE2 3QR


Address:
Wilkie House
37 Guthrie Street
Edinburgh
EH1 1JG


Address:
Greenwich Station Forecourt
189 Greenwich High Road
Grenwich
London


Address:
1, The Drive
Harold Wood
Romford
Essex
RM3 0DU


Address:
Central School of Speech and Drama
Eton Avenue
London
NW3 3HY


Address:
The Royal Centre
Theatre Square
Nottingham
NG1 5ND


Address:
Belmont Street
Bognor Regis
West Sussex
PO21 1BL


Address:
Steiner Theatre
Rudolf Steiner House
35 Park Road
London
NW1 6XT


Address:
High Street West, Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, SR1 3EX


Address:
Whitley Wood Lane, Shinfield, Reading, RG2 9DF


Address:
Cultural Quarter, Palmyra Square, Warrington


venue:
Robinson Theatre, Hills Road Sixth Form College


Address:
Malet Street, Bloomsbury, Lobndon, WC1E 6ED


Address:
100 Grey Street
Newcatle on Tyne
NE1 6BR


Address:
59a Bethwin Rd, Camberwell, London, SE5 0XT


Address:
Dean Close School, Shelburne Road, Cheltenham, GL51 6HE


Address:
Mersey Square, Stockport, Cheshire SK1 1SP


Address:
Tuesday Market Place, King's Lynn, Norfolk PE3O 1JW


Address:
Crescent Theatre, 20 Sheepcote Street, Brindleyplace, Birmingham B16 8AE


Address:
27 St Mary's Street, Stamford, Lincs PE9 2DL


Address:
Upton Cross, nr Liskeard, Cornwall, PL14 5AZ


Address:
269 Westferry Road, Isle of Dogs, London, E14 3RS


Address:
Elmfield Gate, Winslow, Buckinghamshire, MK18 3JR


Address:
Broadgate, Grasmere, Ambleside, Cumbria LA22 9TA


venue:
ICIA (Institute of Contemporary Interdisciplinary Arts)


Address:
Burwash, Etchingham, East Sussex TN19 7DS


Address:
North Street, Ashby-de-la-Zouche, Leicestershire LE65 1HU


Address:
Holborn Circus, 5 St Andrew Street, London EC4A 3AB


Address:
Seymour Road, Astley Bridge, Bolton BL1 8PG


Address:
Mount Pleasant Street, Trecynon, Aberdare CF44 8NG


Address:
Royal Court, Rochdale Road, Bacup, Lancashire


Address:
22 Alexandra Street, Southend-on-Sea, Essex SS! 1BU


Address:
Old Church Lane, Duddingston Village, Edinburgh EH15 3PX


Address:
50 Mantle Street, Wellington, Somerset TA21 8AU


venue:
Anthony Hopkins Theatre, Clwyd Theatr Cymru


Address:
Uxbridge Road, Hatch End, Middlesex HA5 4EA


Address:
Exmouth Market Community Theatre, 24 Exmouth Market, London EC1R 4QE


Address:
Dylan Thomas Square, The Marina, Swansea SA1 1TY


venue:
Ingatestone and Fryerning Community Club


Address:
Station Road
Treorchy 
Rhondda Cynon Taff 
CF422 6NL


Address:
Camden People’s Theatre
58-60 Hampstead Road
London NW1 2PY


Address:
138 Kennington Park Road
London
SE11 4DJ


Address:
The Riverfront Theatre & Arts Centre
Bristol Packet Wharf
Newport
NP20 1HG


Address:
Northern Stage, Barras Bridge, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RH


venue:
John O'Gaunt Community Technical College

Address:
Priory Road
Hungerford
Berkshire
RG17 0AN


Address:
High Street
Weston-super-Mare
Somerset
BS23 1HP


Address:
Marine Avenue
Whitley Bay
Tyne & Wear
NE26 1LZ


Address:
Victoria Street
Littleport
Ely
Cambs
CB6 1LX


Address:
879 Leytonstone High Road
Leytonstone
London
E11 1HR


Address:
Barnes Pond
19-21 Station Road
Barnes
London
SW13 0LF


Address:
Pemberley Road, Acocks Green, Birmingham, B27 7RY


Address:
Acorn Arts Centre
Parade Street
Penzance
Cornwall
TR18 4BU


Address:
35 Great Sutton Street 
Clerkenwell 
London, EC1V 0DX


Address:
The Embankment,
Twickenham, Middlesex 
TW1 3DU


Address:
South London Theatre
2a Norwood High Street
West Norwood
London
SE27 9NS


Address:
61 Albert Road
Colne 
Lancashire
BB8 0BP


venue:
University of the West of England, St Matthias Campus


Address:
Kenwood Park Road
Nether Edge
Sheffield
S7 1NF


Address:
19 Hollingdean Terrace, Brighton BN1 7HB


Address:
356 Garratt Lane, Earlsfield, London, SW18 4ES


Address:
Malvern Theatres, Grange Road, Malvern, Worcestershire WR14 3HB


Address:
Marine Promenade, New Brighton, Wirral, CH45 2JS


Address:
Collingwood Road, Witham, Essex, CM8 2DY


Address:
Vardon Road, Pin Green, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, SG1 5PZ


Address:
1-3 South Road, Bishop's Stortford, Herts CM23 3JG


Address:
Queen Street, Morley, West Yorkshire LS27 9DY


Address:
Pavilion Theatre
Westover Road
Bournemouth
BH1 2BU


Address:
Walton Playhouse 
Hurst Grove
Walton-on-Thames
KT12 1AU


Address:
132 Church Street
Stoke Newington
N16 0JX


Address:
The Forum Theatre 
Compstall Road
Romiley
Stockport
SK6 4EA


Address:
15 - 16 Triton Street,
Regents Place,
London, NW1 3BF


Address:
World's End Place,
King's Road
London
SW10 0DR


Address:
The Playhouse
50 Storforth Lane, 
Chesterfield, 
S41 0PW


Address:
The Lower Space
443 New Cross Road
London
SE14 6TA


venue:
Winterflood Theatre, City of London School


Address:
St Werburghs City Farm
Watercress Road
Bristol
BS2 9YJ


Address:
Drayton Arms,
153 Old Brompton Road
London
SW5 0LJ


Address:
40 Blossom Street
Ancoats
Manchester
M4 6BF


Address:
Edge Hill University, 
St Helens Road, 
Ormskirk, 
Lancashire. 
L39 4QP


Address:
56 London Street
Faringdon
Oxfordshire
SN7 7AA


Address:
The Cut, 
New Cut, 
Halesworth, 
Suffolk IP19 8BY


Address:
The Berry Theatre, Wildern Lane, Hedge End, Hants SO30 4EJ


Address:
Park Theatre, Clifton Terrace, Finsbury Park, London N4 3JP


Address:
Bowling Green Walk
40 Pitfield Street
London
N1 6EU


Address:
Archway Theatre Company Limited
 The Drive
 Horley
 Surrey
 RH6 7NQ


Address:
Conger Lane
Toddington
Bedfordshire
LU5 6BT


Address:
Harborough Theatre
 Church Square
 Market Harborough
 Leicestershire
 LE16 7NB


venue:
Chapter House Gardens, Hereford Cathedral


Address:
Afflecks, Oldham Street
Manchester
M1 1JG


Address:
our address
 10 St Edward's Passage
 Cambridge
 CB2 3PJ


Address:
Hampton Hill Theatre
90 High Street
Hampton Hill
TW12 1NZ


Address:
25 Rathbone Place,
Fitzrovia
London
W1T 1JB


venue:
Quad South Hall, York St John University


Address:
32 Stockerston Road
 Uppingham, Rutland
 LE15 9UD


Address:
256 High Street
 Rochester        
 Kent
 ME1 1HY


venue:
Lipman Theatre, University of Northumbria


Address:
Aikman Lane
West Totton
Southampton
SO40 8FT


Address:
Washington Street
Workington
Cumbria
CA14 3AW


Address:
Above The Bedford Arms
77 Bedford Hill
Balham


venue:
Attenborough Arts Centre, University of Leicester


Address:
East Oxford Community Centre
Princes Street
Oxford


Address:
3 Horse Market
Barnard Castle
County Durham


venue:
Big Green Cardigan Festival, Hawkhurst Road, Sedlescombe


Address:
Endeavour Park
Crow Arch Lane
Ringwood
New Forest


Address:
Berkeley Road South
Earlsdon
Coventry
CV5 6EF


VenueNotes:
Formerly the Royal Comedy Theatre until 2011


Address:
Henley Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
Warwickshire
CV37 6QW


Address:
73 St Margaret's Lane
Titchfield
Fareham
PO14 4BG


Address:
Chipping Sodbury Town Hall,
57-59 Broad Street,
Chipping Sodbury,
Bristol,
BS37 6AD


Address:
Reading Rep Theatre
Kings Road
Reading
RG1 4LY


Address:
Waterperry Gardens,
Nr. Wheatley,
Oxfordshire,
England
OX33 1JZ.


Address:
Wykeland House
47 Queen Street
Hull
HU1 1UU


Address:
South Kildrum Ring Road
Cumbernauld
North Lanarkshire
G67 2UF


Address:
4 Soho Place, Charing Cross Road, W1D 3BG


Address:
11 Jameson Road, Winton, Bournemouth BH9 2QD


