Tetbury Goods Shed to reopen with varied programme of events
By David Wood | 4th May 2021
Tetbury Goods Shed is re-opening on Thursday, May 20, and the message is "we can't wait to see everyone!"
Audience numbers will obviously be limited and all necessary Covid safety measures have been put in place - but that hasn't stopped the Goods Shed having a varied programme of events for you.
Theatre features strongly in May and June with Gerard Logan in "Wilde without the Boy" on Friday, May 21, a dramatisation of Oscar Wilde's letter to his lover, written from his Reading Gaol cell.
On Saturday, June 5, The Festival Players are putting on Henry V - Shakespeare's most popular history play.
On Sunday, June 20, the Tetbury U3A play reading group is presenting "The Black Pit", their own play, written during lockdown, about the black death with some striking similarities to today!
On Saturday, June 26, soprano Carolyn Sampson and pianist Joseph Middleton will perform a programme of Schubert Leider.
There is also a full programme of cinema events on Thursdays with both matinees and evening performances - and Fiona James will be talking about the Dutch artist Vermeer on Wednesday, May 26.
All tickets have to be booked online in advance and you can get further details about events and booking on the website www.shed-arts.co.uk
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