A season of classic Shakespeare plays will take place at St George’s Hall Liverpool to mark the 400th anniversary of the Bard’s death.
Where There’s A Will features four of The Bard’s most popular plays which will be staged in the Concert Room at the iconic venue.
It starts with Macbeth (April 24 to 28), The Tempest (June 3 and 4), Romeo And Juliet (July 2 and 3) and Much Ado About Nothing (August 3 to 5).
Following the success of its WWI commemorative outdoor adaptation of Peter Whelan’s The Accrington Pals last August, followed by a brief North West tour of Macbeth in September, Chalice Media launches Where There’s A Will with its dark and disturbing, diesel-punk-inspired adaptation of Macbeth.
During the run, it will also stage another first for St George’s Hall: Walking The Bard: The Shakespeare Experience. These guided tours will invite visitors to step inside the mind of the master playwright during this special 400th anniversary.