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Shakespeare on the Lake: The Tempest

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Perth | Suitable for general audiences | Theatre
November, 2010
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Venue:
Woodlake Amphitheatre

Shakespeare on the Lake: The Tempest

William Shakespeare

Michael Lamont

A massive storm...

An age-old grudge...

Magic and monsters... revenge and redemption... young love and old rivalries...

...our revels now have ended...

Come to the magical surrounds of the Woodlake Amphitheatre as Upstart's third Shakespeare on the Lake season transports you to a lost island, and an old duke's last chance at salvation and revenge.

Friday Nov 26th @ 7:00pm
Saturday Nov 27th @ 7:00pm
Sunday Nov 28th @ 5:30pm

Friday Dec 3rd @ 7:00pm
Saturday Dec 4th @ 7:00pm
Sunday Dec 5th @ 5:30pm

Friday Dec 10th @ 7:00pm
Saturday Dec 11th @ 7:00pm

FREE ADMISSION


7pm

9pm

upstart@iinet.net.au

Upstart Theatre Company

0414 47 47 37

upstart@iinet.net.au

Upstart Theatre Company

0414 47 47 37

FREE ADMISSION

http://www.ellenbrookarts.com.au/events/

Cnr Woodlake and Highpoint Bvds, Ellenbrook

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