Everyman Open Air Theatre Jubilee Festival 23 July - 16 Aug 2008 at
The National Museum of Wales, St. Fagans, Cardiff

 

Seats are numbered and under cover. Admin fee applies for online booking

Pre-Theatre Suppers: Why not indulge in one of our delicious theatre suppers when booking for
The Taming of the Shrew or Iolanthe? View Menu

Meals are available between Wednesday and Saturday. Please confirm your menu choices seven days prior to performance.

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Join us and support our Charity Gala Performances

Leonard Cheshire Disability - Charity Gala Performance

The Taming of the Shrew
Sun 27 July, 8pm

Everyman Theatre is delighted to support Leonard Cheshire Disability as it celebrates its 60th anniversary. £1 of every ticket sold will go to help Leonard Cheshire Disabilitys work in Wales.

For more information about Leonard Cheshire Disability go to: www.creaturediscomforts.org

The Elizabeth Evans Trust -
Gala Performance

The Taming of the Shrew
Sat 2 August, 8pm

The Elizabeth Evans Trust was founded in 2005 to provide funding fpr young people between the the ages of 16 and 26 who wish to study in order to make a career in the performing arts as performers or on the technical side.

Everyman theatre is delighted to support The Elizabeth Evans Trust. £1 of every ticket sold will go to help support The ELizabeth Evans Trust.

For more information about The Elizabeth Evans Trust go to: www.theelizabethevanstrust.co.uk

Opera Comes to the Festival!

Figaro, the famous barber finds himself in a battle of wits, and half-wits! A joyously retro refashioning of a classic, providing fun for all the family. Originally commissioned for the Everyman Festival more than a decade ago, the show is making a triumphant return in its first professional production with a cast of 18 opera singers and musicians. It comes to St Fagans straight from its London run. So dont miss out!

Two performances only on Sun 10 Aug at
3:00pm and 8:00pm
Tickets £15 and £12.50 (Matinee)

Venue Details & How to Get There

Venue Details
National History Museum
St. Fagans
Cardiff
CF5 6XB

Directions: St. Fagans National History
Museum is in the village of St. Fagans, near Cardiff. Leave the M4 at junction 33 and follow the brown signs. It is a fifteen minute walk to the theatre from the car park.

Box Office: 029 2057 3466 | Buy Online

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