WHISTLESTOP THEATRE.

"It's great to see a company taking a vibrant, yet traditional, approach to Shakespeare. Their work deserves to be seen by many more people." - Robert Pearce, Bargain Theatreland

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"For Whistlestop's first production, it is very impressive. Artistic Director Leah Cooper with Director Rebecca Hewitt have modernised this classic tale whilst still maintaining the beauty of the language. The cast play the meaning of the text clearly, making the story as accessible and comedic today as I’m sure it was 400 odd years ago and if you’re looking for a midsummer’s evening of entertainment, I suggest you look no further." - Amy Lawrence, Bargain Theatreland

"You enter the space and you know you have entered and environment for an enjoyable evening (I won’t spoil it here, you’ll have to go yourself to find out how!), as the play begins you are met by costumes and characters you don’t have to look far back in history to find, and then the words commence and you’re immersed in classic text spoken with such clarity, emphasis and vigour by all actors." - Arts Award Magazine

"their adaptation of this classic had me at times smiling, regularlychuckling and very often laughing uncontrollably." - Alfie Woodcock,Whats on London.