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Brownsea Open Air Theatre (BOAT) is a Shakespearian theatre company based in Poole, Dorset. All of the people involved with BOAT – onstage, backstage and front-of-house – are unpaid volunteers.
Set Builders for Julius Caesar
[back row left to right] David Weeks, Colin Evans, Ben Smith, Jonathon Ledger and Bill Richmond
[front row left to right] Chris Huggil, Bob Hutton, Terry Luminati and Bob Nother
Rome wasn’t built in a day on Brownsea Island, but set building has picked up apace for Brownsea [...]
Brownsea Island in a nutshell
Brownsea Island is a small island that sits in Poole Harbour in the southern England county of Dorset. The island is owned by the National Trust and most of it is open to visitors.
What
Brownsea Island. The island’s name derives from the Anglo-Saxon Brunoces Teg, which means Brunoc’s Island.
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Brownsea Open Air Theatre will be performing Julius Caesar in conjunction with the RSC (Royal Shakespeare Company) in the magical setting of Brownsea Island in Dorset from July 27th to August 12th this year.
It’s no surprise that this highly acclaimed company of volunteers has been especially requested by the RSC to be part of [...]
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