Following acclaimed productions of Shakespeare obscurities Double Falsehood and King John, Phil Willmott returns to the Union Theatre with Fair Em. Whether it's a Shakespeare collaboration or not, this rollicking romantic comedy plucked from the Shakespeare Apocrypha should brighten up anyone's winter blues. With a host of colourful characters, a riot of mistaken identity and all the joys and perils of young love, this delightful romp through high and low society, town and country, England and Denmark, culminates in a ...
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Following acclaimed productions of Shakespeare obscurities Double Falsehood and King John, Phil Willmott returns to the Union Theatre with Fair Em. Whether it's a Shakespeare collaboration or not, this rollicking romantic comedy plucked from the Shakespeare Apocrypha should brighten up anyone's winter blues. With a host of colourful characters, a riot of mistaken identity and all the joys and perils of young love, this delightful romp through high and low society, town and country, England and Denmark, culminates in a finale every bit as pleasing and problematic as anything in the acknowledged Shakespeare canon.
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