Shakespeare in the Garden: The Lost Folio

This November, Garage Project, Shakespeare Globe Centre NZ, The Improvisors & Southern Cross Garden Bar Restaurant join forces once again to bring you a fundraiser with a difference. Come on down & enjoy a bit of The Bard in The Garden Bar!

Entertainment
What more can be added to the works of Shakespeare? Heaps! The Improvisors bring you Shakespearean drama as you’ve never seen it before and may never see it again - the scenes, the soliloquies, the sonnets that the Bard would have written – if only he’d had more time. Our team of talented performers will make it all up on the spot, drawing on your ideas and suggestions. Whether you are a scholar of Elizabethan literature or just someone who likes to laugh, this show will definitely be the most unusual Shakespearean production you’ll see this month.

Charity Beer
In honour of the event, Garage Project will be treating us to a special charity batch of Full Fathom Five: an original English IPA with a brave new world twist. This beer was first brewed in 2017 specially for Shakespeare in the Garden, and we're looking forward to its return! Full proceeds from the keg will be going directly to SGCNZ.

To complete the festivities, there will be also be a traditional roast dinner available from The Cross' kitchen, alongside our full menu & other festive beverages.

Tickets
Tickets will be limited, and are available online or at the door (limited availability). All proceeds from ticket sales will be donated directly to SGCNZ - read more about this awesome not-for-profit organisation below!

Note: As we're a licensed venue, those under 18 must be accompanied by at least one of their parents to attend the show.

Booking fees apply.

Online ticket sales end at 12pm on Sunday 24th of November - Door Sales available on the day from 4pm.

Timeline
4.00PM Doors open
4:30PM Live music (pre-show entertainment)
5PM Show begins
5:40PM Interval (30 mins)
6.45PM Show ends

About S.G.C.N.
Shakespeare Globe Centre New Zealand (SGCNZ) is a not-for-profit life skills enhancing organisation through Shakespeare. Developing skills of young people, including collaboration, co-operation, compromise, and at the same time, leadership, self-presentation, self- confidence, self-esteem, time management, project management and performance evaluation are just some of the key skills SGCNZ enhances. SGCNZ relies on $800,000 each year in cash and in-kind to provide its opportunities and activities! Some 5750 participants benefit, and more than 220,000 fill theatres and halls annually to enjoy the performances by our young people from 5 years old to the very mature of all ethnicities and sectors.