Shrewsbury Heritage is celebrating Shakespeare on the 400th anniversary of his death with performances throughout the town.
There will be dances, singing and lots of acting at many interesting locations, including Shrewsbury Castle, coffee shops, pubs and shopping centres.
Several members of LADS will be joining in the festivities. If you would like to be involved, contact LADS or Shrewsbury Heritage.
The LADS are performing 'Burning Questions', written by Margaret Kynaston (one of our members) on Thursday 31st March 7.30pm at Berriew Community Centre. Tickets £5.
Come along for a free Shakespeare workshop plus a chance to become involved with the LADS/RSC Open Stages production of 'Twelfth Night'. We're looking for actors, singers, musicians, and people to be part of the backstage and front-of-house teams.
Open to all.
Tuesday 26th April, 7pm - 9.30pm, Llanymynech Village Hall
(If you'd like to be involved but can't make the workshop, please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or phone Alison on 01691 622093)
Well OK - we haven't dragged Rob into the LADS just yet!
But with the bride, mother-of-the-bride, and father-of-the-bride all having been in the LADS (and little Amber already taking centre stage at committee meetings), I reckon we can claim this as a LADS wedding!
Congratulations to the team who put on the hillarious comedy Ladies Down Under. From the cast to the crew, costumes to the set and the warm hearted feeling created throughout this play The LADS, under director Susannah Smith, have pulled off another cracking production. Throw another shrimp on the barbie mate, and call me Sheila - the team can relax knowing they brought a peice of the outback to our rural border village.
To see behind the scenes click here.