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What's On in June 2009

The gardens of Nash's House and foundations of New Place in the summer sunshine

Summer at the Houses and Gardens: enjoy the wonderful array of flowers and plants in the Shakespeare Gardens Families icon

Outdoor Play at Nash's House and New Place Gardens, Sunday 14 June, 4pm: Theatre Set-up presents William Shakespeare's Cymbeline. Tickets in advance - adults £10, concessions £6; on the gate adults £12, concessions £8. Shakespeare Aloud! icon

Evening Lecture, Wednesday 17 June, 7.30pm: in a change to the advertised programme Professor Ronnie Mulryne will be coming to present a talk on "The Guildhall at Stratford-upon-Avon: players, priests and pedagogues". Doors open at 7pm, lecture begins at 7.30pm Cost: £4.00, Concessions £3.50, Friends of SBT £3.00. Learning event icon

Shakespeare Aged 46, study day, Thursday 25 June, 10am - 4.30pm: A panel of experts explore Shakespeare's biography and achievements by 1610. Speakers include: Robert Bearman, Barbara Everett, Hermione Lee, René Weis and Stanley Wells. Chaired by Paul Edmondson.
Cost: £27, concessions £24 and Friends of SBT £23
To book please telephone 01789 204016 Learning event icon

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