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Four lovers, six amateur actors and a gathering of spirits move through a wild forest one night. Around them nature itself is turned on its head as the King and Queen of the Fairies face-off. The moon watches on.
Shakespeare’s much-loved comedy is given new life in this immersive production in the round. Dark, delightful and unmissable.
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