WIN: Tickets to see Twelfth Night in Weston
Twelfth Night will be performed in Weston next month. Picture: Gideon Luke - Credit: Gideon Luke
A famous Shakespearean comedy will be retold by a Worle drama society.
Twelfth Night will be performed in Weston next month. Picture: Gideon Luke - Credit: ArchantGideon Luke
The Worle Operatic and Drama Society (WODS) will be launching their 2019 season with Twelfth Night next month.
William Shakespeare’s story of unrequited love, lost souls, mistaken identity, lust and laughter will amuse audiences at one of the town’s smallest theatres.
WODS’ talented members will take on the challenge of playing unforgettable characters including Sir Toby Belch, Malvolio and Feste as they head for the land of Illyriafor.
The company are thrilled to be returning in 2019 with their second community project after the runaway success of last year’s A Midsummer Nights Dream at the Tropicana’s Theatre In The Bay.
Twelfth Night will be performed in Weston next month. Picture: Gideon Luke - Credit: Gideon Luke
You may also want to watch:
They will be taking up residency in one of Weston’s ‘hidden gems’, the Theatre In The Hut.
One cast member, Yvonne, said: “It has always been on my bucket list to do Shakespeare but I never thought it could be such fun.
Most Read
- 1 North Somerset to move into tier 3 after end of nationwide lockdown
- 2 Football association charges club and players following investigation after abandoned match
- 3 Coronavirus cases in North Somerset at highest ever daily rate
- 4 Weston General Hospital increases patient-to-nurse ratio due to rising coronavirus patient numbers
- 5 North Somerset could be placed in higher tier after national lockdown ends
- 6 County council chairman urged to resign over 'slip of the tongue' comment about gypsies
- 7 Weston Town Council pledges to be an anti-racist authority
- 8 Hundreds of children told to isolate after eight schools confirm coronavirus cases
- 9 Two charged with burglary and fraud
- 10 'Bright future' for Weston high street
“I do nothing but laugh in rehearsals and I know the audience are going to love this. Shakespeare has changed my life.”
Twelfth Night will be at The Theatre In The Hut, in Colonel Stephens Way off Milton Avenue, from May 1-4 at 7.30pm.
There will be a 2.30pm performance on May 4.
Tickets, priced £8-10, are available at www.worle operatic.co.uk/tickets
The Mercury has teamed up with the Worle Operatic Society to offer two lucky readers a pair of tickets to see the show.
This competition will close at 10am on April 25.
Usual Archant competition rules apply and the editor’s decision is final.
By entering this competition you are agreeing to be contacted by the society and Archant regarding your prize.
