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Botanic Gardens comes alive

By Hollie Harris

Last weekend the Noosa Botanic Gardens came to with with the words of William Shakespeare as Noosa’s renown Little Seed Theatre Company presented A Midsummer Night’s Dream as part of the Anywhere Theatre Festival.

Performed in the amphitheatre, the audience revelled in the autumn sunshine with the actors delivering a show worthy of this stunning location. These wonderfully skilled actors, along with the costumes of Eumundi resident Leona Seib and direction of Johanna Wallace were supported by a live and original musical soundscape led by Heather Groves and together they transported the packed audience into a world of fairy driven mischief and comedic wit that only Shakespeare could conjure.

Don’t miss the final performances on this Saturday and Sunday at 2.30pm. Tickets are available via www.anywhere.is/listing/midsummer

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