Currently in its 7th year, Shakespeare in the Park is one of the most anticipated events in Singapore’s theatre calendar. Staged by The Singapore Repertory Theatre, this year sees the staging of one of Shakespeare’s most thought-provoking dramas, The Merchant of Venice.
Director, Bruce Guthrie returns to add his touch to the play after having directed previous instalments of Shakespeare in the Park, namely Twelfth Night (2012) and Othello (2013).
From the company that brought you Othello, Twelfth Night, Macbeth, A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Much Ado About Nothing.
Spread a picnic blanket under the stars, uncork that bottle of wine and lose yourself in the rich world of The Merchant of Venice, where all that glisters is not gold. Join Shylock, one of Shakespeare’s most sympathetic villains, and the quick-witted Portia in their pursuit of justice and mercy.
With its lavish sets and seasoned cast, Shakespeare in the Park has become a highly anticipated event in Singapore’s cultural calender. With over 30,000 people attending Othello last year, book your tickets early in order not to miss this fabulous and affordable outdoor theatre experience.
Event Dates: Wednesday, 30 April to Sunday, 25 May 2014
Duration: Approximately 2 hours and 30 mins (with 20 mins interval)
Venue: Fort Canning Park
Ticket Prices:
Häagen-Daz have partnered with Shakespeare in the Park so you can enjoy their new takeaway creation – Bouquet de Carame under the stars. It consists of crunchy caramelized almonds, chocolate-covered cone pieces and thick caramel swirls all smoothly blended in creamy caramel ice cream.
You can get 10% off all ticket bookings to Shakespeare in the Park: The Merchant of Venice from May 1 to 22 when quoting this pass code: HDMERCHANT2014, during purchase at SISTIC.
Everything you need to know to prep for a road trip northwards.
Old MacDonald had a farm, but we bet it isn't as close to SG as…
Boozin' by the beach in Bali sounds like a good plan.
There is a free service where you can get professional advice on what to do…
The white beagle is making its way to Singapore.
This toy mall in Bangkok is your next spot to hunt for Labubu and limited-edition…