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TNT MagazineSee Shakespeare in The Great Outdoors
8th Jul 2014 12:06pm | By Editor
After the success of its double bill of ‘As You Like It’ and ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ in 2013, BurntOut Theatre is returning to Russell Square with an open-air production of the Shakespearian comedy ‘Much Ado About Nothing'.
But why, you may ask? Well, it's being organised as part of the RADA festival 2014.
This production is set in the roaring 1920s, complete with a live swing band and original music, as well as a trapeze artist performing an aerial dance in the trees above the audience. You are also invited to don your best vintage attire and picnic with Lady Leonata’s court - swanky!
This event is on for one day only on Saturday, July 12. Tickets are free for under-18s and £5 for adults.
Click here to book and find out more
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