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IN the exhortative words of the late Freddie Mercury, Get on your bikes and ride . Eco-friendly, perma-cycling Shakespearean travelling theatre company The HandleBards will be heading to York Theatre Royal on May 25 and 26. Directed by Nel Crouch, company founders Paul Moss and Tom Dixon and partner in chaotic irreverence Lucy Green have created an unhinged and bonkers version of Romeo & Juliet, the pulp fiction, early Sixties girl-group teenage tragedy of the Shakespeare canon. Forget the tears and tragedy, and get ready for some live and wired Shakespeare as you ve never seen it before, they advise after fashioning a show replete with music, mayhem and a pile-up of costume changes under the influence of cabin fever when cooped up together in lockdown.
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One of the key points on the trail will be the Merchant Adventurer s Hall.
To celebrate Europe Day on
Sunday 9 May, York for Europe is publishing a new trail to celebrate York’s connections to the continent.
It will be titled ‘York in Europe, Europe in York’.
The trail will explore York’s wide European heritage – through buildings, businesses, communities, individual stories and belongings.
The trail starts with three key points of York’s European connections: the old trading rivers of the Ouse and Foss, the Merchant Adventurers’ Hall, and the National Railway Museum which exhibits historic and modern rail links across the Channel.
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The Merchant Adventurers Hall, part of the new York In Europe trail being launched this Sunday A NEW trail is being launched in York to mark Europe Day on Sunday. The “York in Europe, Europe in York” trail explores the city’s wide European heritage through buildings, businesses, communities, individual stories and belongings, say organisers York for Europe. Whilst Roman Eboracum and Viking Jorvik are all around us, many more countries of Europe have their markers in the city to the present day, said a spokesperson. The trail starts with three key points of York’s European connections, which merit a special visit in themselves: the old trading rivers of the Ouse and Foss, the Merchant Adventurers’ Hall, and the National Railway Museum which exhibits our historic and modern rail links across the Channel.The trail then moves on to highlight 19 individual European countries present in York today, from Italy to Iceland, France to Finland, Portugal to Poland, Sw
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