मनोरंजन
शेक्सपियर जन्मस्थान ट्रस्ट
शनिवार:
The Hexagon by Scott Walker
Interactive colouring in installation. We’re also asking visitors to use illustrations to write short stories – linking back to Folio 400
Where: हेनले स्ट्रीट, outside Shakespeare Centre
When: 11हूँ – 4PM
Traditional entertainment to celebrate Folio 400
12:00 – Musyck Anon
13:00 – Stratford Musical Theatre Society
14:00 – Renaissance Dance troupe
15:00 – Gloriana Living History
Where: New Place Gardens
When: 12-4PM
रविवार:
The Hexagon by Scott Walker
Interactive colouring in installation. We’re also asking visitors to use illustrations to write short stories – linking back to Folio 400
Where: हेनले स्ट्रीट, outside Shakespeare Centre
When: 11हूँ – 4PM
Out of the Deep Blue by Autin Dance Theatre Company
13 foot Sea Giant puppet – linking birthday celebrations to an awareness of Earth Day on 22 अप्रैल.
Where: Henley Street – outside Birthplace
Walkabout show: 11:30, 14:00 और 16:00
Static Performance: 12:00, 14:30 और 16:30
आरएससी
The Play’s The Thing
Open 12 – 7.15pm
After three years of closure, The Play’s The Thing will reopen on 22 अप्रैल 2023.
Step inside let your imagination fly as you discover over 100 years of theatre-making magic.
Containing items from the RSC Collection, one of the most significant Shakespeare and theatre collections in the world, and curated in collaboration with three Stratford-based community organisations (GAGA Yarn Bombers, Welcome Here, and second-year fashion students at Stratford-upon-Avon College) our free The Play’s The Thing exhibition offers a unique insight into the history of theatre-making in Stratford-upon-Avon, viewed through a contemporary lens.
Within the exhibition, as well as seeing costumes and props from the RSC’s history, there will also be a video presentation of the Three Gold Threads / ثلاثة خيوط ذهبية project. The RSC’s Creative Placemaking and Public Programmes team has worked with artist and composer Liz Gre and 9 local women who are part of the refugee community to explore the often overlooked and untold stories that surround Shakespeare’s First Folio, and readdress the balance of who engages with Shakespeare’s stories.
The Play’s The Thing is located in the Swan Wing of the Royal Shakespeare Theatre’s buildings. Entrance is free, and the exhibition will be open from 12noon daily, closing at 7.15pm (5pm on Sundays). No advance booking required.
12 – 2PM: Meet Artist Liz Gre में The Play’s The Thing to talk about the process of making Three Gold Threads, the work she has created with 9 women, part of the community Welcome Here. This new audio-visual piece is inspired by Shakespeare’s First Folio.
12 – 4pm: Community Inspiration stations
Each station will be connected to a community group that curated The Play’s The Thing with us and can be found in the Swan Gardens or Swan Wing.
Swan Reading Room – Beading station: Be inspired by the beaded jewellery created by people that GAGA support in South Africa and make your own beaded piece of jewellery.
Colonnade – Eid Lantern Station: Celebrate the start of Eid with Welcome Here participants and make your own lantern to take home.
Swan Gardens – Design Station: Design your dream costume or wildest fashion accessory with our creative design sheets and fabric scraps from the costume department.
Free Performances:
Toast by Pif-Paf Theatre and Storytelling with Ian Douglas
12 – 1.30pm
2.30 – 4.30PM
Swan Gardens. Free, no booking required
A beautiful big hearted journey through food, नृत्य, live music, songs and tales from around the world. Join the Guild of Toasters and dance with their cart through the seasons as you toast your own lives with Batter Based treats from around the world in a love song to community.