By SP Howarth and Andrew Hobbs

Based on the characters from Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare

Directed by Andrew Hobbs

I’ll be revenged on the whole pack of you!”

Set one year after the events of Shakespeare’s classic comedy Twelfth Night, this original sequel imagines what happens when Malvolio makes good on his threat and comes back to take his revenge.

Part comedy, part revenger’s tragedy and written in authentic Shakespearean verse, this production will draw on British Touring Shakespeare’s 25 years of experience delighting audiences around the world with their fresh take on open air theatre to deliver something exciting and new that outdoor Shakespeare audiences will love.

“To be honest, in an ideal world, Shakespeare probably IS better when performed outdoors. And in an ideal world it would always be performed by British Touring Shakespeare.” – Dave Evans, Remote Goat

“At long last, a company that does Shakespeare – and indeed theatre – the way it should be done…This is drama at its most human, that speaks to the gods.” – Nick Awde, The Stage

Bask in the magic of Shakespeare’s The Winter’s Tale in summertime! From Sicilian courts to Bohemian festivities, join us for this vibrant and delightful comedy-drama, featuring captivating ensemble performances, live music and puppetry.

South West-based company, Sun & Moon Theatre, specialise in making Shakespeare for all, producing entertaining, relevant and accessible productions, working with Quarto/First Folio scripts and engaging in ensemble practice.

Gus and Ben are on the job, waiting and listening. Into the waiting silence rattles the dumbwaiter with extraordinary demands for dishes they cannot supply – and who is operating it in an empty building? In a while their victim will come and they will know what to do. Told through Pinter’s unmistakable wit and poignant pauses, “The Dumb Waiter” is recognized as one of his most acclaimed plays. 

Previous work by award-nominated company Old School Players: Afterplay (Brian Friel), On Dover Beach (Tom Stoppard) as well as founding member Maryanna Clarke’s debut play Six Serpents and a Tarantula. Maryanna (Shakespeare’s Globe, Omnibus Theatre) is thrilled to be performing at the amphitheatre once again, with a new collaborator- Joel Stern (BBC’s Pack of Lies, Apple TV’s Masters of the Air).

A playwright and a scientist embark on a journey to where no one-man show has gone before. An adaptation of the HG Wells’s Sci-Fi classic packed with comedy and thrills.

Adaptation Written and Performed by Mark Jardine, a South West theatre maker. Previous solo performances include “How Steeple Sinderby Wanderers Won the FA Cup”.

‘Honest, straightforward, imaginative. A pleasure to be at.’ – Edinburgh Festival.

Emerging out of the cocoon of a spinning bed following spinal surgery, Louise encounters Frida Kahlo’s paintings. Through stories and poetry, humour and humanity weave through these two women’s lives.

Louise Coigley

Founder of Lis’n Tell: live inclusive storytelling, which has taken her to four continents: running trainings, working with children and adolescents, “with a voice like melted chocolate” (Edinburgh Fringe Review).

Postcards from the Road is a folk/jazz piece exploring neurodiversity, queerness and transient relationships through nature. It follows a busker through their seasons of love, loss and isolation. 

Artist Bio: Arisha-Jane Marsh is a cabaret artist and folk musician from Manchester. They use natural imagery to explore neurodiversity, queerness and otherness. They create spaces for everyone to feel welcome. 

Known as “The Sardinian Forrest Gump”, Mattia Sedda is an immigrant with the dream of being a professional actor in the UK. He has trained with the best, learnt from the best, and worked at the best… fast-food venues.

And now he presents his magnum opus: CHOIN: a very professional theatrical showcase.

A heart-warming journey full of nonsensical humour, chaos, nostalgia and humanity.

Mattia Sedda past and upcoming performances:

• Brighton Fringe
• Edinburgh fringe through Laughing Horse (FREE fringe)