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Not Rubbish! Romeo and Juliet! Sun 22nd July! Outdoors!

Enemies. Balconies. Kissing. Sausage rolls! Shakespeare’s iconic tale is ‘Rubbished’ at Buxton Pavilion this July for the Buxton Fringe courtesy of High Peak Community Arts. Sporting a national reputation, from school tours to work with the Royal Shakespeare Company, this all-male, all-silly troupe present Shakespeare’s most hilarious tragedy ever.

Romeo and Juliet (landscape graphic)

TICKETS HERE!

‘Unique and vibrant’ (Express).

‘Alton Towers or Rubbish Shakespeare Company? I’d choose the Rubbish Shakespeare Company’ (Frodsham C of E).

‘They were sick!’ (Chobham Academy).

‘The one thing they’re NOT is rubbish.’ (St Augustine’s High School).


Perfect as an introduction to the world of Shakespeare or even the most ardent fan of the Bard. Expect an hour of multi-roling, unkempt wigs and the burliest Juliet yet!

Family Friendly Production from @rubbishshakes

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Project Calendar

Jun
14
Sat
11:00 am Film Cuts Club @ The Vineyard
Film Cuts Club @ The Vineyard
Jun 14 @ 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Filmmaking club for young people with additional needs. Click here for more info and how to join!
Jun
16
Mon
4:00 pm Tall Tales @ Fairfield
Tall Tales @ Fairfield
Jun 16 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
 
Jun
17
Tue
10:45 am Space to Explore @ St Matthew’s Village Hall
Space to Explore @ St Matthew’s Village Hall
Jun 17 @ 10:45 am – 1:15 pm
Adult creative arts session to explore neurodivergence. For more info please click here!
Jun
18
Wed
3:00 pm Tall Tales @ Gamesley
Tall Tales @ Gamesley
Jun 18 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
 
Jun
21
Sat
11:00 am Film Cuts Club @ The Vineyard
Film Cuts Club @ The Vineyard
Jun 21 @ 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
Filmmaking club for young people with additional needs. Click here for more info and how to join!
Jun
23
Mon
4:00 pm Tall Tales @ Fairfield
Tall Tales @ Fairfield
Jun 23 @ 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm
 
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Smiles all around at today’s Space to Explore group 😊 We’ve recently kicked off a fantastic new project with artist Jason Taylor, inspired by the

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