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The Playwrought Project

The Taming of the Shrew

Where
Sydney Theatre Company
Sydney Theatre Company
15 Hickson Road, Walsh Bay, NSW 2000
Wharf 2 Theatre
When

Wednesdays to Saturdays, 6pm to 7:10pm Friday 26 September to Wednesday 15 October Saturday 27 September from 12pm to 1:10pm Saturday 4 October from 12pm to 1:10pm Saturday 11 October from 12pm to 1:10pm

Evening performances at 6pm, matinee performances at 12pm

Cost

Adult: $85.00Concession: $69.00Under 30: $69.00Groups 5+: $70.00

Get ready to witness Shakespeare’s infamous battle of the sexes in a bold 70-minute production packed with grand Elizabethan costumes, devilish jokes and fresh twists. In this reimagined 1594, it is a matriarchal world where the women do the taming. This is Shrew like you’ve never seen it before.

In the plush and pompous town of Padua, suitors are lining up for a chance to woo the charming Bianca. But there’s a catch: Bianca can’t marry until Katherina is wed first. Unfortunately, Katherina isn’t exactly marriage material. Hot-headed and anti-social, no one will go near them. But when the cunning Petruchio takes on the shrew, their unconventional courtship reveals shocking revelations about the limits of love and power.

The Taming of the Shrew is Shakespeare’s most provocative comedy that sings with contemporary relevance, biting satire and profound insights into love, consent and everyone’s need to be accepted. Don’t miss your chance to be a part of the splendour, where historical elegance and contemporary mischief crash together for an astonishing night of theatre.

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The Playwrought Project

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