“We are such stuff as dreams are made on; and our little life is rounded with a sleep.”
PROSPERO, ACT IV, SCENE i
Shakespeare’s appeal is timeless. That, perhaps, is the reason why Singapore’s Repertory Theatre’s Shakespeare in the Park has become a highly anticipated annual event in Singapore’s cultural calendar and is returning for the ninth time. Taking place at Fort Canning Park from 29 April to 24 May 2015, the outdoor theatre experience this year is set to be a stunning production of The Tempest.
In the past, Shakespeare in the Park has been characterised by lavish sets by an impressive creative team and seasoned actors. This year, the production is said to be the grandest to date, with the tallest set ever built in Singapore. The cast features Julie Wee as Miranda, Tim Wan as Ferdinand and Simon Robson – one of the finest actors in the UK – as Prospero.
The Tempest will be performed every Wednesday through Sunday from 29 April, with dedicated student nights on Fridays. The gates will open at 6.30 pm for ticket holders to select spots to picnic. Performances commence at 7 pm.
GIVEAWAY
Good news for those who are fans of Shakespeare’s plays! We are giving away a pair of tickets for the 3 May performance of The Tempest. To win, simply:
– Like the Asia 361 Facebook page and/or Alvinology Facebook page;
– Leave a comment on this post and tell us whom you wish to watch The Tempest with;
– Share this post on Facebook and tag a friend.
The contest ends at 11.59 pm on 29 April 2015.
What: Shakespeare in the Park
Where: Fort Canning Park, Singapore
When: Previews on 29 and 30 April 2015; Performances from 1 May to 24 May 2015.
Tickets: Prices for tickets start at $45. Call SISTIC at 6348 5555 or book online.
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I think I will give this to my mum so she can bring my workaholic dad to this event.
this vincent lee wee ping is a cheapskate ... wants to watch a show but not willing to pay, seriously his wife shld ask how much he loves her
This Vincent Lee Wee Ping has been going around taking part in online contests, smooching around events for free drinks and door gifts
for the longest time already. He's not only cheap but the ultimate free loader.
Heard he had a son recently, think he will pass his free loading genes to his son hahaha
I will bring my hubby along for a couple date.
i want to watch with my wife
I would love to watch Tempest with my boyfriend! We are Literature students, so how can we give this Shakespeare classic a miss? ;)
I'm going to watch it with my best friend, Vivien!!