Bard Heads

Written and performed by Jules Hobbs and Richard Curnow.

'Twelfth Night', 'A Midsummer's Nights Dream,' 'Hamlet' and 'Macbeth' are four of Shakespeare's most famous plays. 'Bard Heads' explores what might have happened next.

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The Whirligig of Time

Malvolio has been on an anger management course and paces a tower overlooking the shores of Illyria three months after the end of Twelfth Night. He takes you on a roller-coaster of emotions as he achieves his sworn revenge following his public humiliation over the yellow stockings.

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The Dust Behind The Door

Twenty years on from that strange night in Athens Wood, Hermia is having a mid-life crisis in her kitchen. Lysander, Helena and Demetrius remain a huge part of her life but are they all still living the dream?

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Call Me Oz

Thirty-five years after the lethally rigged sword fighting contest at Elsinore Castle, Osric, the unfortunate referee gives a series of exclusive interviews. The history books will have to be re-written.

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The Third Witch From The Left

We follow the time travelling journey of one of the Weird Sisters. Now a successful cookery writer and astrologer can she ever put the past behind her and find peace?

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Electrifying Theatre

BARD HEADS is an electrifying piece of theatre creating a direct connection between the actor and the audience giving Shakespeare's characters a new lease of life.

Available for Secondary Schools (Year 10 upwards); small scale and studio theatres; Arts and Literary Festivals and Rural Touring schemes.

Chris Jaeger, Director Swan Theatre, Worcester

Bard Heads is a hugely enjoyable piece of theatre. It is beautifully written, brilliantly acted and was breath-takingly innovative. This is a must see, whether a Shakespeare fan or not.