Sex, love, betrayal… belligerent sexual tension… jealousy and forgiveness: much ado about “nothing”! Shakespeare’s most modern comedy introduces confirmed bachelor Benedick, smart and sassy Beatrice, card carrying villain don John and a host of others and pits them in a war of the hearts.
Pymble Players have set Shakespeare’s play in Post War Australia.
Tickets are available here.
The Pymble Players Theater is on the corner of Mona Vale Road and Bromley Avenue, Pymble.
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