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Festival Shakespeare Tauranga kembali

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Festival Shakespeare Tauranga akan kembali pada hari Minggu, 21 April, berkat dukungan dari CRAFT Management Charitable Trust. Festival, yang akan diadakan di The Historic Village, akan berlangsung selama sehari penuh dan akan mencakup berbagai kegiatan Shakespeare dan Abad Pertengahan. Acara ini gratis untuk dihadiri.

Festival ini awalnya diciptakan untuk membawa kembali pertunjukan Shakespeare ke masyarakat dan untuk memberikan kesempatan untuk kolaborasi. Harry Oram, Direktur Kreatif, mengatakan bahwa festival ini terinspirasi oleh keinginan untuk mengisi kekosongan budaya dan pendidikan yang ditinggalkan oleh pembatalan pertunjukan Shakespeare musim panas tradisional karena pandemi Covid-19.

Oram menyatakan bahwa festival ini adalah kesempatan untuk menghidupkan kembali hubungan masyarakat dengan sastra klasik dan teater langsung. Ini juga memberikan kesempatan untuk memperkenalkan bakat baru dan pendekatan inovatif untuk mendongeng Shakespeare.

Pengunjung festival dapat melihat pertunjukan pertunjukan Shakespeare, mendengarkan musik dari era Elizabethan, dan menonton pertarungan koreografi untuk film dan teater. Juga akan ada kerajinan dan kegiatan yang tersedia untuk dicoba.

Dana Acara Komunitas Tauranga Western Bay telah memberikan hibah acara komunitas $7,500 untuk mendukung festival dan memastikannya dapat diakses oleh semua orang tanpa biaya masuk. Dana tersebut merupakan kemitraan antara penyandang dana lokal Acorn Foundation, BayTrust, TECT, Dewan Kota Tauranga dan Dewan Distrik Western Bay of Plenty, dengan tujuan utama mendukung acara yang dipimpin masyarakat dan yang mendorong partisipasi secara gratis atau dengan biaya rendah.

Selain festival gratis untuk dihadiri, juga akan ada kompetisi untuk Kostum Paling Kreatif, Salinan Terbaik Gambar Shakespeare dan Kompetisi Monolog dengan hadiah uang tunai.

Alastair Rhodes, Kepala Eksekutif BayTrust, memuji CRAFT atas visi mereka untuk membuat karya Shakespeare lebih mudah diakses dan relevan bagi audiens modern. Nelita Byrne, Manajer Tempat dan Acara Dewan Kota Tauranga, juga menyatakan dukungannya untuk upaya CRAFT untuk melibatkan komunitas yang lebih luas dengan teater langsung dan seni.

Festival tahun ini juga akan mencakup kemitraan dengan 16th Avenue Theatre untuk mempersembahkan Macbeth dari 15 hingga 23 April. Pertunjukan ini akan menampilkan salah satu pemeran terbesar hingga saat ini untuk 16th Avenue Theatre.

Tauranga Shakespeare Festival akan berlangsung di The Historic Village, 159 17th Avenue West, Tauranga South, Tauranga 3143 pada hari Minggu 21 April 2024. Festival ini akan mencakup kegiatan seperti Maypole Dancing, berbagai kios Shakespeare dan Abad Pertengahan, permainan, memanah dan lempar kapak, lokakarya puisi, pemutaran “Shakespeare in Love”, dan kompetisi monolog.

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