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Bard on the Beach - Richard III / The Two Gentleman of Verona
 

Bard On The Beach (BOTB) are proud of their Sydney summer experience: classical theatre as it was meant to be: raw, traditional, honest and entertaining, and all while you picnic under the stars as the waves roll nearby. There really is no other theatre company like this. 

Performing 'The True Tragedy of Richard 3rd' and 'Two Gentleman of Verona'. 

The season runs Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights. Starting at Balmoral Beach Band Rotunda, then onto Canobolas (Borrodell Vineyard), Avalon (Dunbar Park), Cronulla (Gunnamatta Park), Burwood Pavillion and then Watsons Bay (Robertson Park).

Please check the website for dates and times.

 

Event details

Venue: Cronulla (Gunnamatta Park)
Bookings: Non ticketed
Start Date: Saturday 03 March 2018

Free - $20 Donation recommended

 

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