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Southwell Minster
Saturday 27 July 2018 | 5.45pm
Tickets: Early Bird Price £12 | Standard Adult Price £16 | On-the-door Adult Price £18 | Under 18's price £10 | Under 10's price FREE
Back by popular demand after last year's sell-out performance of Romeo & Juliet, the girls from The HandleBards once again return for what promises to be an evening full of hilarity!
This time they bring us The Tempest, one of Shakespeare's final plays. If you saw the girls last year you'll know how funny they were, if you missed out, make sure to get your tickets now as this is one show you won't want to miss! So bring a picnic and family & friends and get ready to laugh your socks off in the stunning gardens of Southwell Minster and The Archbishop's Palace!
Refreshments and bar available or feel free to bring a picnic. Please bring a rug or low-backed chair
Tickets can be purchased now via The Cathedral Shop on Church Street or on 01636 812933, or via the website link at the the top of this page.
Doors 5.45pm | Starts 6.30pm | Location: The Archbishop's Palace Garden (in the grounds of Southwell Minster)
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