Band members playing for the Beating Retreat at the Birthday Celebrations, outside Shakespeare's BirthplaceAn actor in an open air performance of 'The Tempest', at Hall's CroftTwo costumed guides at a story telling eventVisitors enjoying the shade of a tree at the Great Gardens of New Place, prior to an open air theatre performanceA costumed guide demonstrates sheep shearing at Mary Arden's FarmThe fruit picking exhibition at Anne Hathaway's CottageClick on this logo to return to the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust home page

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Talks

A group listening to a talk from the Library staffEvening 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

Lunchtime Lecture, Wednesday 8 July, Jonathan Croall and Stanley Wells - 'Sybil Thorndike: A Star of Life': Jonathan Croall talks to Stanley Wells about writing the life of Sybil Thorndike, a leading actress and one of the most remarkable women of the twentieth century.
Venue: Wolfson Hall, Shakespeare Centre
Tickets: Payable on the door - £4.00/concessions £3.50, Friends of SBT £3.00 Learning event icon

Evening Lecture, Wednesday 19 August: Tara Hambling - Domestic Art and Decoration in Shakespearian England. 7.30pm (doors open at 7pm) at The Shakespeare Centre. Cost £4.00, concessions £3.50, Friends of SBT £3.00. Learning event icon