Edinburgh Fringe
Midsummer's Tempest
Did Shakespeare predict the climate crisis? And is the solution hidden in his works? Shakespeare's hidden climate play delights and enlightens. This new mash-up of A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Tempest, and Macbeth humorously explores some of society's current affairs; tackling themes of patriarchy, women's rights, colonialism, climate change, and queerness through the chaos of one stormy night. This new adaptation stays true to the Bard's humour and poetry in a punchy, purposeful play packed into one-hour. This world premiere is enchanting for audiences of all ages.
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Dan Lentell, Get Your Coats On, 1st August 2024Performances
Date | Time | Venue |
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2nd Aug | 15:55 | theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall (Theatre 2) |
3rd Aug | 15:55 | theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall (Theatre 2) |
4th Aug | 15:55 | theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall (Theatre 2) |
5th Aug | 15:55 | theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall (Theatre 2) |
6th Aug | 15:55 | theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall (Theatre 2) |
7th Aug | 15:55 | theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall (Theatre 2) |
8th Aug | 15:55 | theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall (Theatre 2) |
9th Aug | 15:55 | theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall (Theatre 2) |
10th Aug | 15:55 | theSpace @ Surgeons' Hall (Theatre 2) |