A Midsummer Night's Dream

Hormones are raging, lovers are arguing, fairies are fighting and Oberon still can’t find his Zen.

Wadham College Gardens, Tue 3rd July - Sun 26th August 2012

For more than a moment last night I thought I was witnessing in Wadham College's so beautiful grounds Team GB, apparently training with the intention of winning enough medals to put right the economy. Energy and testosterone was being expended and was emanating in equal measures from sportsmen and women. But wait, they were shouting - nay, declaiming. They were in fact actors; not any actors but great actors - yes, even Oxford Shakespeare Company actors.

Magic, beauty, laughter, genius, extraordinarily talented entertainers - all at Wadham this summer. Not to be missed.

Adrian (Unverified), 25/07/12

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