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Hydromania!Friday 4 July from 8pmOpen air spectacular on the bank of the River Nene, outside
the Key Theatre - free admission.
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The Rocky Horror Picture ShowSaturday 5 July - free admissionA unique open-air screening on the Embankmentwith a live pre-film warm-up show! Give yourself over to absolute pleasure
with a very special night...
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A Midsummer Night's DreamTheatre-in-the-ParkDate & time: Tuesday 1 Saturday 5 July at 7.30pmVenue: Open-air in Central ParkAdmission: £5 & £3 (students) from the Tourist Information Centre (01733) 452336'Whiles I in this affair do thee employ
I'll to my queen and beg her Indian boy!'
Mask Theatre have been entertaining the city for 60 years and
this year present the most-loved Shakespearian comedy in this
enchanting mid-summer fantasy, not Athens this time, but colonial
India.
Remember this is an open-air performance; seating will be
provided and you are welcome to bring blankets and a picnic. If
heavy wet weather, the performance will take place indoors at
King's School, Park Road (except Wednesday).
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Open-air performance in the
beautiful setting of Central Park
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The Enchanted Forestby Goldhay ArtsDate & time: Wednesday 2 Thursday 3 July at 1pm & Friday 4 July at 7pmVenue: The Cresset, BrettonAdmission: £5 & £3 concs, from Goldhay Arts (01733) 762287Come and experience the magic, mystery and suspense as Goldhay
Arts presents another exhilarating original live performance
combining dance, imagery and dramatic action.
The Enchanted Forest is a fantasy play which will take you to
the edge of the natural and supernatural world of nature.
Watch out for the unexpected and remember when you meddle
with nature you meddle with the unknown elements!
Goldhay Arts is a charity offering adults with learning
disabilities the opportunity to train and develop their skills and
interests in the arts.
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The Impro Show:You're In ControlDate & time: Monday 30 June at 7pmVenue: John Clare Theatre, Central Library, BroadwayAdmission: £3 on the
door
Peterborough's very own improvisational comedy group are back
with an exciting new show, taking suggestions from the audience to
create on the spot scenes, songs and even a musical!
After the Edinburgh Fringe and shows in London they are
pleased that they can be involved in their hometown's own
Festival.
If you like Whose Line is it Anyway or comedy in general then
come laugh and cheer and tell these young comedians what you want
to see next.
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The RivalsDate & time: Friday 4 & Saturday 5 JulyVenue: John Clare Theatre, Central Library, BroadwayAdmission: Tickets £6 & £4.50 concs from Readers Services, Central Library, (01733) 864277The Central Theatre Company is a company of professional
actors working in conjunction with Peterborough Libraries to
promote plays within Peterborough and especially for the Festival,
present 'The Rivals' by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, a play dubbed
the classical comedy of manners and a romantic comedy for all
time.
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