On Sunday I attended a performance of “Love’s Labour’s Lost” a comedy by Shakespeare and performed outdoors at the Mona Vale gardens. It was a hot day and I felt a bit sorry for the performers. The audience was fine – we were all sitting under the shade of large trees.

According to Wikipedia “Love’s Labour’s is often thought of as Shakespeare’s most flamboyantly intellectual play”. And I have to admit that  I drifted off for a bit (thinking about what I’d have for dinner or something like that) and would miss something vital and be completely lost! But even if I couldn’t follow all of it, it was very well acted.

5 responses to “Love’s Labour’s Lost – Outdoor Shakespeare at Mona Vale”

  1. ben avatar

    I love to watch those outdoor theatre performance. It looks like very good performance. I think your shots made a justice.

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  3. Jeanne avatar

    I love your postings.
    My son just moved to Christchurch so I love the photographs you share.
    Love Jeanne ^j^

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    1. Michelle avatar

      Hi Jeanne,

      Your son is a long way from home! But I imagine he’ll have a fantastic time here – and it’s such a beautiful place. Except the weather today is a bit challenging – strong winds, a chill and spots of rain, we are heading into our Autumn!

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  4. emma millan avatar

    hi there im a year 12 student how attended this peformance i to thought it was very good, i am righting about this peformance in my drama exam and need some names of the main charcters play names ? is any1 could plz help me out i would be very greatful! =)

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