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        Unitec's 2016 Shakespeare Season

        As You Like It & The Winter' Tale

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        Unitec Theatre

        Entry 1, Bldg 6, Carrington Rd

        Auckland, New Zealand

        When

        Fri 10 Jun 2016 - Sat 18 Jun 2016

        Running Time

        90 Minutes Approx.

        Interval

        No Interval

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        As You Like It

        'The things we do for love...'

        Directed by Calum Gittins
        Featuring Unitec’s Year 3 Acting Students

        Something is amiss in a small corner of France.

        The balance of power has shifted, brother has turned on brother, the fools have been silenced, and far worse than all of this, Rosalind has fallen in love.

        What else to do then but escape to the Forest of Arden? Come and fleet the time carelessly in the company of melancholy courtiers and lovesick shepherds. Where the trees speak poetry and something in the air has made sure that no one can quite find what they are looking for.

         

        The Winter’s Tale

        Jealousy kills – Love heals

        Directed by Paul Gittins
        Featuring Unitec’s Year 3 Acting Students

        A tale set in the two very different worlds of wintry, formal Sicilia and warm, rustic Bohemia. The Winter’s Tale mixes the powerful emotional intensity of King Leontes of Sicilia’s court with the simplicity and engaging humanity of the Bohemian countryside to create a wonderfully absorbing story that touches the heart and the funny bone in equal measure.