Open air productions of Twelfth Night and The Gunpowder Plot announced for National Trust property

By James Smith

26th Jul 2022 | Local News

Touring troupe The Three Inch Fools will bring two performances to Charlecote Park this August (image by Wilson Smith)
Touring troupe The Three Inch Fools will bring two performances to Charlecote Park this August (image by Wilson Smith)

Touring theatre company The Three Inch Fools are returning to Charlecote Park this summer, with two new productions of their family-friendly theatre performances, Twelfth Night and The Gunpowder Plot. 

Visitors can enjoy two evenings of after-hours entertainment in the grounds of the National Trust property on 5 and 6 August. 

"We're thrilled to be able to host The Three Inch Fools again this summer," explains Bryony Goodwin, programming and partnerships officer at Charlecote Park. 

"Their lively performances always prove to be a huge hit! Visitors can spread out with a picnic or grab teas, coffees and ice creams from the café, and enjoy a summer evening of entertainment with the historic house as a stunning backdrop." 

The performance of Twelfth Night, (5 August) will see five actors present an "inventive take" on the Shakespearean classic, for all ages to enjoy.

Meanwhile, in The Gunpowder Plot, (6 August) will bring an infamous moment in British history to life in a brand new production fit for all the family.

Three Inch Fools co-founder James Hyde said: "After an uncertain two years, we're all excited to get back on the road again and bring our to audiences across the country.

"We look forward to surprising our audiences with a different take on a story they think they know." 

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