Here's some links to our UK venues for the Edinburgh Fringe and mini-tour to Stratford-Upon-Avon and London
C venues This is where we're appearing in Edinburgh from 3 to 25 August 2012. This will be our 3rd visit to C (and our 4th show there). We have a studio theatre in C eca - come and check it out.
Hall's Croft This is one of the fabulous Jacobean houses managed by the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. It was his daughter Susanna's house in Shakespeare's time. We will be performing in the beautiful garden, or indoors if it is raining, as part of the Theatre at Hall's Croft 2012 season.
The London Theatre Here's where we'll be on 28th August. The sexiest fringe venue you will ever see.
Here are web links to our preview venues and our venue in Adelaide
The Bakehouse Theatre This is where we performed at the Adelaide Fringe. A really cool venue and great fun to work at. We were there in Feb/March 2012, having taken Shakespeare's Mothers there in 2011.
The Figtree Theatre We had our Sydney gala preview here before we went to Adelaide. Excellent little theatre and great people to work with.
Bundeena RSL We had an out of town preview here, having also taken Shakespeare's Mothers there last year as part of the Bundeena Myanmar Art of Living Festival. Wonderful support from the club manager and a fabulous audience. We had a great night!
Here's some other people who have helped make Shakespeare's Queens such a success
Corsets-Au These guys are where we bought our fabulous (and much remarked upon) corsets.
Link Adelaide Check out info and interviews on Shakespeare's Queens and other shows on this site
Festival Fishbowl Chat show about all that's happening at the Fringe. We were their guests on March 6th.
Youth Engagement Program and Shows for Schools Special deals for school groups. Check them out.
And here's some other interesting people we think you'd like to meet.
Midtown International Theatre Festival (MITF) The annual Midtown International Theatre Festival celebrates the diversity of theatre in New York City and beyond.
