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Friday Late
Featuring Amy Allen Friday 19th July 202410.30pm From Tuesday 16th July – Sunday 21st July 2024, the festival will be buzzing with music, food and love as Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy takes centre stage. Other festival events
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Quiz Night
Thursday 18th April 2024 Come and join us for a fun-filled fundraising evening and help get our PSF2024 show on the road! Tickets are £25 per head – either make up your own table of eight or we can seat you with like minds… Tickets will include a welcome drink (pay bar thereafter), canapes and…
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Romeo and Juliet
By William ShakespeareDirected by Becky Hope-Palmer Tuesday 16th – Sunday 21st July 2024 From Tuesday 16th July – Sunday 21st July 2024, the festival will be buzzing with music, food and love as Shakespeare’s most famous tragedy takes centre stage. Other festival events
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Twelfth Night
A storm at sea throws twins onto new shores. Rescued and reinvented, there is little time to mourn: Illyria is in the “Roaring Twenties”! Our effervescent production provided a cocktail of confusion, comedy, and cross-dressing, as Viola tried to make sense of who she is, who she loves, and what the hell is going on…
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A brief history of Wylds Farm and a glimpse into the future
Wylds Farm was originally part of the larger 200-acre Wylds Estate purchased in 1885 by the Rev. George Cardew. We believe the great Red Oaks that stand on the hill, were planted around this time. After the war, in 1950, Wylds was owned by Mr & Mrs Holland who reclaimed the farmland from scrub and…
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Much Ado About Nothing
Sun-drenched post-war Italy was the setting for this famous comedy, centering around celebration, courtship and love. Two contrasting pairs navigated their way through matchmaking and manipulation, influenced by secret schemes and animated by a comedic battle of wits. Key characters Beatrice and Benedick found themselves torn between love and the reluctance to fall into…
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Wylds Farm: Its trees & the Petersfield By-pass
Wylds Farm was originally part of the larger 200 acre Wylds Estate purchased in 1885 by the Rev. George Cardew. He created the Wylds Lake to give work to local unemployed, and laid out the gardens. We believe the great Red Oaks (the backdrop for the play) were planted around this time; also, the two…
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Fairy Fly Past – May 2021
This is the second showcase of the stunning performance site on May 30th, 2021. The feature contains original music by William Glancy for ‘Titania’s Lullaby’ from “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”: Act 2, scene ii. View it here: https://youtu.be/4j5g91gk_Yc.
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Fairy Flypast – April 2021
Here’s our first fairy fly past of PSF2021 venue Wylds Farm Christmas Trees, taken last week. Standby for further footage as the seasons change and we Spring into Midsummer… Original footage and music by William Glancy, commissioned for PSF 2021.
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream
After the long dark days of the pandemic, PSF was thrilled to present live theatre once more and to welcome audiences to the woodland wonderland of Wylds Farm for the first time. No better way and no better play to inaugurate the new look festival than with A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The prospect of sitting…
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