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SUMMARY:2010 Sydney Shakespeare Festival: Twelfth Night and The Merchant of Venice 
LOCATION:Bicentennial Park, Glebe Foreshore
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Pack a picnic, grab your friends and celebrate summer with a night of theat
 rical magic on Sydney’s fabulous harbour foreshore. Proudly supported by th
 e City of Sydney, the 2010 Sydney Shakespeare Festival kicks off in January
  with performances on alternate nights of Shakespeare’s wicked, yet poignan
 t crowd-pleaser, Twelfth Night and his provocative and unsettling comedy, T
 he Merchant of Venice. FREE for children 12 years and under, people with di
 sabilities and people aged 65 years and over, the festival will take place 
 in Bicentennial Park, Glebe Foreshore every Thursday to Sunday at 8pm from 
 7 January until 14 February 2010. \n \nShakespeare’s plays have captured th
 e imagination of millions of people throughout the world for over 400 years
  and are as exciting and provocative now as the day they were written. In T
 welfth Night, cross-dressing, mistaken identity, heroes, villains and all k
 inds of gamesmanship are in abundance. The pursuit of love is revealed as a
  vexing, troubled and potentially humiliating pastime, a kind of emotional 
 shipwreck that ends either in disaster or salvation. In The Merchant of Ven
 ice, when a bride is won with an enemy’s money, the debt must be repaid. In
  arguably Shakespeare’s most controversial play, competing claims of tolera
 nce, prejudice, justice and mercy are played out in some of his most electr
 ifying scenes. In the character of Shylock, Shakespeare created one of the 
 most unforgettable outsiders in all theatre.\n \nIn its third year, the ann
 ual Sydney Shakespeare Festival has fast become one of Sydney’s summer even
 t highlights. Outdoor theatre is the most accessible and historical perform
 ance style and it’s a great way to spend a summer evening. You can bring a 
 picnic, enjoy a glass of wine and experience the wonder of Shakespeare unde
 r the stars, all while taking in spectacular views of Sydney Harbour, the c
 ity skyline and surrounding urban parkland.\n \nDirected by Julie Baz and d
 esigned by David Jeffrey, the festival will be brought to life by a versati
 le and multi-talented ensemble cast who will perform in both plays. The cas
 t includes John Burdon, Joshua Combes, Christina Falsone, Tori Hartigan, Ri
 chard Hilliar, David Jeffrey, Bradley Linney, Cherilyn Price, Roger Adam Sm
 ith, Jacob Thomas and Nicole Wineberg. \n \nFor all you need to know about 
 the 2010 Sydney Shakespeare Festival including the performance dates for ea
 ch play, how to book tickets, how to get there and what to bring, check out
  the Sydney Shakespeare Festival website: www.sydneyshakespearefestival.com
 .au\n
CONTACT:info@sydneyshakespearefestival.com.au
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