The Lord
Chamberlain's Men will be at Harlech Castle with Twelfth Night on August 4 at 7pm and at Plas Mawr in Conwy and there will be a chance to see a dramatised journey through the potions of the 16th century as the Theatre Merchants bring Whoops!
THERE'S open air theatre at Cardiff Castle this week when the ever-popular Lord
Chamberlain's Men perform Shakespeare's comedy Much Ado About Nothing from Wednesday until Friday.
Twelfth Night Returning to Cardiff with one of Shakespeare's most popular works, the Lord
Chamberlain's Men perform this masterpiece of disguise, deception and desire.
Now in its 22nd year, the mostly free summer event includes acts such as Shakespearean theatre company, The Lord
Chamberlain's Men, and performances of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - the classic musical which tells the story of a group of children and a father who invents a flying car.
1 Twelfth Night The Lord
Chamberlain's Men revive the traditions of Shakespearean theatre.
The Lord
Chamberlain's Men perform at the castle with
2 Much Ado About Nothing Open-air theatre returns to Cardiff after last year's critical success from the Lord
Chamberlain's Men.
The mostly free summer event includes acts such as Shakespearean theatre company The Lord
Chamberlain's Men, and performances of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang - the classic musical telling the story of two children and a flying car.
? A Midsummer Night's Dream Bantock Park, Wolverhampton Thursday, May 30, 7pm, PS10 child, PS15 adult The Lord
Chamberlain's Men are celebrating their 15th birthday by touring one of Shakespeare's best loved comedies.
They discuss the events in his life, the creation of documents that witness it, and the conditions under which these records were stored, including the 1596 neighbors' petition against the Blackfriars playhouse, his father's application for a coat of arms, the Quiney papers, indentures and chirographs used in property transactions, his will, the license for the company known as Lord
Chamberlain's Men, documents related to his interactions with playing companies, Audit Office records of court productions, the Replingham agreement, and the Blackfriars deed for the purchase of the Blackfriars Gatehouse.
Andrew Wise, on the other hand, exclusively published plays by Shakespeare, all of which were associated with the
Chamberlain's Men. Regardless of whether it was Burby's edition of Love's Labour's Lost or one of Wise's reprints that first appeared on bookstalls with a paratextual attribution in 1598, it is Wise's publication practices that are especially significant for understanding Shakespearean attribution and publication.
THEATRE Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors The Lord
Chamberlain's Men will be playing it for laughs when they return to Knowsley Hall as the theatrical troupe is putting on an open-air production of Shakespeare's Comedy Of Errors.