The gardens will be open from 5 pm. The performance will begin at 6 pm ending around 8.30 pm with one short interval. Ticket price (including concessions): £18 standard, £10 under 14s ; Free for under 6s Seats will be provided. If you wish to sit on blankets - and please bring your own picnic blanket, there is a designated ground level area in front of the seats where you will be closer to the action. Bring your own picnic and refreshments. After the shipwreck, Viola is separated from her twin brother, Sebastian. Disguised as a man, named Cesario, she enters the service of Duke Orsino, who already loves Lady Olivia. However, Olivia falls for Cesario, unaware that she is Viola, while Viola secretly loves Orsino. Meanwhile, Sebastian, who survived the shipwreck, arrives, leading to Olivia marrying him, thinking he is Cesario. As the confusion unravels, Viola's identity is revealed, and Orsino realizes his love for her . Castle Theatre Company is one of the oldest performing arts groups at Durham University, and for over four decades have taken an annual summer Shakespeare tour around the south of England and the USA, performing classic comedies on the lawns of stately homes, gardens, and abbeys. 2024’s touring production of 'As You Like It' was performed to sold-out audiences around the south of England.

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