The Taming of the Shrew

Pack a picnic and head down to the Gardens for this Festival favourite – an annual highlight of Hamilton 's summer! Slip of the Tongue returns with their enormously popular annual outdoor production. Look forward to lots of colour and laughter as dusk falls and the drama and intrigue unfold. Or for a truly memorable experience get up - or stay up - for the dawn show.

This production will be the 20th anniversary of Slip of the Tongue's first Hamilton Gardens Summer Shakespeare - 'The Tempest', Directed by Alec Forbes, February 1989. At the 2009 Hamilton Gardens Festival 'The Taming of the Shrew' will be played as a costume farce presented by an Edwardian travelling carnival troupe.

Directed by Mark Servian
Produced by Dawn Tuffery, Carl Watkins and Meg Davies
Featuring Leanne Ireland and Ross McLeod

When: 7.00pm Monday 23 February, Tuesday 24 February, Wednesday 25 February, Thursday 26 February.
4.00am Sunday 1 March
Approx duration: 180 minutes, including interval
Where: Lakeside Lawn
Seating: BYO
Best Parking: Gate 1

Presented by: Slip Of The Tongue
Entry free - though all donations gratefully received!

Event listed by HGSFF

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