Dark shadows hang over Denmark…
King Hamlet has died recently and a restless ghost is haunting the castle.
Find out more about our Summer 2019 production of Hamlet, including photos, a cast list and Director’s notes.
In the busy port of Ephesus, we encounter some extremely strange behaviour – and perhaps a song or two…
Find out more about our Summer 2019 production of The Comedy of Errors, including photos, a cast list and Director’s notes.
A new piece of writing comissioned for PSF 2019, Abyss is a collision of past and present inspired by the life, poetry and death of Lizzie Siddal.
Find out more about our Summer 2019 production of Laura Turner’s Abyss, including photos, a cast list and Writer’s notes.
Shortly after he has become king, Henry V seeks advice from the Church regarding his claim to rule France as well as England.
Find out more about our Summer 2018 production of Henry V, including photos, a cast list and Director’s notes.
The Shrew’s Tavern is poised for a big night. Landlady Babs is waiting for a wedding party to arrive: her mate Sal’s daughter Megan is getting married to Ben.
Find out more about our Summer 2019 production of The Taming of the Shrew, including photos, a cast list and Director’s notes.
Playwright Laura Turner uses a 21st century Lincolnshire setting to reimagine the relationship between Miranda and Caliban, charting its twists and turns.
Find out more about our Summer 2017 production of this exciting and original work.
“Under the greenwood tree, who loves to lie with me…”
When the banished Rosalind abandons her female form to escape Court, where else should she run to but “Arden-Fest” deep in a forest steeped in mystery, symbolism and mythology.
Find out more about our 2017 Glastonbury inspired production of As You Like It, including photos, a cast list and Director’s notes.
A PSF world premiere, Shakespeare’s Lost Women charmingly tells, through dialogue and song, the stories of some of the Bard’s forgotten female characters.
Find out more about our Summer 2017 production of this one -woman tour de force.
Betrayal, revenge and reconciliation are explored against a backdrop of young love and comic misunderstandings in Shakespeare’s final play. Our colourful interpretation brings the magic and spectacle of a remote tropical island to the leafy glades of East Hampshire.
Find out more about our Summer 2016 production of The Tempest, including photos, a cast list and Director’s notes.
Mark Carey has been performing his acclaimed one man show Into the Breach since November 2013. The ninety minute play presents a humourous and accessible introduction to one of Shakespeare’s great histories, Henry V.
George Crocker, is keen to liven up his dull life so he decides to join the local Drama Club. What happens next turns his world upside down. Set during the Second World War this nostalgic and moving tale paints a vivid portrait of village life, with all seventeen colourful characters played by one man. It is a classic tale of the small man taking on the big challenge and perfect entertainment for both adults and children over ten years alike.
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