BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE

"WHAT VISIONS HAVE I SEEN!"

ENTER THE FOREST. NOTHING MAKES SENSE. EVERYTHING FEELS TRUE. 

Love doesn’t behave. Reality bends. The woods are alive, the fairies are watching, and suddenly you’re not quite sure who you are. Or who — or what — you love!

This bold, fast-moving production is a mischievous invitation for a young audience to venture deep inside Shakespeare’s most playful and surreal
world — where chaos rules, identities merge, love turns to madness, and your best friend might just turn out to be a donkey. It’s a story about growing up, falling in love, losing control, and laughing until it hurts.

The magic of Dream isn’t just in the fairies — it’s in the way the play speaks, still, to the confusion and wonder of being young, wild, and completely
overwhelmed by the world. Immersive, hilarious, and full of heart, this is Shakespeare as it was meant to be: lived, felt, endlessly surprising and never forgotten.

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A perfect first encounter with the Bard — or a fresh adventure for the already enchanted. And yes – it really is all just a dream…

Q&A after every education show

CURRICULUM LINKS
English and Drama Syllabus – In Stage 4 & 5, students are expected to have an experience of Shakespearean drama, including seeing Shakespearean plays in performance. A suggested text, A Midsummer Night’s Dream is ideal for all students of
Shakespeare and dramatic arts in general. A perfect introductory text for younger
years and ideal for senior students – understand how ideas, theatrical conventions, forms and language interact with text to create meaning.

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