Shakespeare a Buerton hit

There's few better ways to enjoy a great play than in a beautiful garden, glass of wine in hand, a pleasant picnic enjoyed and, vitally, a top-quality production. If this appeals, book now for tonight's final performance of the Merchant of Venice at Buerton House. It's highly recommended and an experience that will be treasured for a very long time.

Two very well received performances yesterday will be followed by tonight's show at 7.00pm. Bring along a picnic and settle down in the garden an hour so before the play starts – everyone was dining in real style last night – and a memorable evening is guaranteed. The weather forecast is set fair and the Dean Taylor Productions have been described as "Every bit as good as The Royal Shakespeare Touring Company's productions." Last night's performance lived up to that impressive billing.

An Audlem Online review will follow – in the meantime, book now. Tickets have sold well for tonight's show but there's room in the gardens for more. You will not regret it.

To BookTicket prices are £20 for adults; Concessions/Pensioners are £15; Children(17 and under) £12; children aged 5 and under are free. A Family Ticket (2 adults and 2 children) is £48 while Students/Schools are £6 each with the tutors free. Group bookings for six people or more are £15 per head with £12 for concessions.

For further information and to make bookings, please call 01772 466256 or visit the website at www.shakespearetheatreoutdoors.co.uk There is a credit card service for advance bookings.

The Audlem area is very fortunate that the Dean Taylor Production is back in the area as all the other venues on the company's tour are in much larger centres. Dean tells us he and the company really enjoy the Buerton stage of their North West tour. The company invites you to come early, bring a picnic and enjoy one of Shakespeare's most popular plays in a wonderful outdoor setting.

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