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Castle’s outdoor theatre shows just days away!

Outdoor theatre is set to return to Oystermouth Castle next week – with stories from two popular British literary icons.

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Outdoor theatre at Oystermouth Castle

Shakespeare’s romantic comedy Twelfth Night is due to play in the grounds of Oystermouth Castle on Wednesday, August 9. 

The Tale of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny, adapted from stories by Beatrix Potter, will be performed at the same venue the following day. 

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Both performances are being organised by Swansea Council. 

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Council cabinet member Robert Francis-Davies said: “We’re looking forward to the outdoor theatre returning to Oystermouth Castle, with those attending having the opportunity to make the most of Mumbles’ many excellent restaurants, bars, shops and ice cream parlours.  

“These summer shows are always popular at the castle and we’re delighted to be welcoming them back once again this year. Both productions should be thoroughly entertaining. 

“I thank our event sponsors holidaycottages.co.uk.” 

Twelfth Night – full of music and mistaken identity – is scheduled for 7.30pm on Wednesday, August 9, and is presented by Immersion Theatre who stage shows across the UK. Family show The Tale of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny is scheduled for 2pm on Thursday, August 10. It’s presented by Quantum Theatre who have staged performances at the castle in previous years. They’re another company that’s won applause around the country.

Serena Pearce, regional communities manager of event sponsor holidaycottages.co.uk said: “We hope our sponsorship helps entertain local families and holidaymakers during one of the busiest holiday periods of the year.

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“The team at our Mumbles office look forward to seeing the success of the events lined up this summer.”

Oystermouth Castle towers over the Mumbles seafront, with views over Swansea Bay. It’s open daily to September 30 from 11am-5pm and at weekends in October.

Outdoor theatre attendees are encouraged to pack a picnic and settle into the shows or make use of the local shops, restaurants, bars, cafes and ice cream parlours.

(Lead image: Swansea Council)

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