“How Love can trifle with itself.”

Love tests loyalty when lifelong friends, Valentine and Proteus, both fall in love with Silvia. But when her father, the Duke, determines she should marry the rich, but foolish Thurio, he banishes Valentine, leaving Proteus to woo Silvia for himself. The stage is now set for a tale that involves high jinx, betrayal, a motley group of outlaws, a rope ladder, many letters and of course the hope of redemption.

Written sometime around 1590, The Two Gentlemen of Verona is considered to be Shakespeare's first play for the stage and makes its Circle 67 debut on our summer tour.

Join us in your favourite castle, meadow or pub garden for one hour of entertainment packed with passion, fun, music and Crab the dog!

Entrance is free and we provide basic seating. If you enjoy the show, please give generously when the hat is passed round at the end.

We are touring from the 18th to 23rd July to some great local venues -

Geldeston: The Locks Inn, Tue 18 July, 7.30pm
Bungay Castle Bailey, Wed 19 July, 7.30pm (in St Mary's Church if raining)
Laxfield: The King’s Head, Thur 20 July, 7.30pm
Dunwich: The Ship, Fri 21 July, 7.30pm
Wenhaston Church Common, Sat 22 July, 1.30pm
Sibton: The White Horse, Sat 22 July, 7.30pm
Westhall: The Racehorse, Sun 23 July, 2.00pm

Please note: Tickets are NOT required at Bungay Castle this year.

As our name implies, Circle 67 was founded in 1967 to bring high-quality drama to the local area. We always welcome new members; so if you are interested in joining us, or simply want details of forthcoming productions, please contact us.