2011 Reading Open Air Shakespeare
23rd to 30th July 2011
St Martins Precinct Parking Fines
A number of parking tickets have been raised in error.
If you have received a ticket for parking in St Martins Precinct during an evening performance, do not pay the fine, but please appeal using the process set out in the letter, stating that you were attending the Open Air Shakespeare production, as agreed with Cushman and Wakefield.
The charge shoud be cancelled.
Please contact us if you have any difficulties.
“The isle is full of noises, sound and sweet airs,
that give delight and hurt not”
Far away on a strange remote island, it seems that anything can happen.
Giant figures appear and disappear; mariners are shipwrecked without even getting wet;
drunken sailors befriend a monster; a powerful magician seeks justice;
the natives seek their freedom; strange sounds and music fill the air;
and a girl and a boy fall in love…
But is this where the magic must end?
The Tempest is one of Shakespeare’s last plays, and is a fantastical comedy,
perfectly suited to an English Summer’s evening by the river.
The Reading Open Air Shakespeare returns in 2011 with a colourful cavalcade of comedy, magic and a trace of darkness, staged in the beautifully restored gardens of Caversham Court, nestling on the banks of the River Thames, close to Reading town centre.
Saturday 23rd to Saturday 30th July 2011
Email: marketing@readingopenair.com
Caversham Court Gardens, Reading
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