› Diamond Valley Singers presents A Kidsummer’s Night Dream

Wonderful School Holiday Entertainment!

Come and join the Diamond Valley Singers production of the 8-performance season of this well-known Shakespeare Classic, now adapted for children,: A Kids Summers Night Dream.

“Brilliantly pitched to a young audience, Kidsummer is full of mischief and mayhem, misunderstandings and magic potion mix-ups, as kings and queens, humble workers, fairies, parents and kids all chase their dreams.” 

Kidsummer is a song spectacular featuring a fabulous, cast and dazzling sets.  This is a show not to be missed!” shares John Leahy, Director.

 “Acting locally and thinking Globally” Diamond Valley Singers will donate proceeds from the performances to International Needs Australia, Open House in Ivanhoe and International Needs Australia.

Performance Details:

All Performances are at the Fully Refurbished Warrandyte High School Theatre, Alexander Road, Warrandyte

• Saturday April 6 1.00pm
• Saturday April 6 5.00pm.                             
• Sunday April 7 1.00pm                     
• Wednesday April 10 1.00pm
• Friday April 12 7.30pm
• Saturday April 13 1.00pm
• Saturday April 13 5.00pm.       
• Sunday April 14 1.00pm.          

A Kidsummer Night's Dream, a musical adaptation of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, is a marvellous musical that explodes in a joyous celebration of Shakespeare's classic comedy. Brilliantly pitched to a young audience Kidsummer is full of mischief and mayhem, misunderstandings and magic potion mix-ups, as kings and queens, humble workers, fairies, parents and kids all chase their dreams. 

In the magical woods outside Athens, the fairy king and queen are squabbling over a changeling. Enter a pair of runaway lovers intent on eloping, a suitor in pursuit, a spurned maiden, and a group of bumbling workers rehearsing their humble play as a gift for the duke's wedding. The realms of humans and fairies collide as Puck works his mischief. 

"It's a great way to introduce Shakespeare to children, and makes a wonderful entertainment option for all ages during the school holidays" said director John Leahy "Many people you see doing am dram today remember Kidsummer fondly as one of the pivotal shows they did while still at school".

Fifty five Diamond Valley Singers Youth performers aged between 8 and 18 years will bring Shakespeare's timeless characters to life at Warrandyte High School Theatre from April 6 - 14. 

Further information and bookings www.dvsingers.org