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The Pantaloons – Robin Hood
Wednesday 31st July, 7pm (Gates open 6.15pm)
Join utter legends Robin, Marian and the Merry Men in Sherwood Forest for a hilariously adventurous take on the timeless tales of everyone's favourite archer. Pernicious Prince John and the shifty Sheriff of Nottingham have hatched a plan to put a stop to Robin Hood's charitable crime spree once and for all. Can they outwit the outlaw? Or will Robin hit the target once again?
Find out in the critically acclaimed Pantaloons' innovative take on the myth featuring live music and audience interaction. Prepare to have your blocks busted, your rips roared and your swashes well-and-truly buckled!
Remember to bring something to sit on. The Bishop's Table will be open throughout the performance, you are welcome to...Read More
About Us
The Pantaloons – Robin Hood
Wednesday 31st July, 7pm (Gates open 6.15pm)
Join utter legends Robin, Marian and the Merry Men in Sherwood Forest for a hilariously adventurous take on the timeless tales of everyone's favourite archer. Pernicious Prince John and the shifty Sheriff of Nottingham have hatched a plan to put a stop to Robin Hood's charitable crime spree once and for all. Can they outwit the outlaw? Or will Robin hit the target once again?
Find out in the critically acclaimed Pantaloons' innovative take on the myth featuring live music and audience interaction. Prepare to have your blocks busted, your rips roared and your swashes well-and-truly buckled!
Remember to bring something to sit on. The Bishop's Table will be open throughout the performance, you are welcome to bring you own picnic as well.
Tickets
- Adults – £17
- Bishop's Palace Members – £15
- Child – £10
Buy Tickets Here: https://bishopspalace.digitickets.co.uk/event-tickets/56264?branches.branchID=3024
This event is a fundraising event on behalf of The Palace Trust, the charity whose purpose is to conserve The Bishop's Palace and its story as a place of enjoyment and reflection for the benefit of all. The Palace Trust gets no statutory funding so the cost of maintaining the Palace is met entirely by grants, by visitor income and special events.
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