Every year Shakespeare at The George perform one of the Bard's plays. We perform them in the open air in the Jacobean Courtyard of the George Hotel in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, England. A setting much as would have been used in Shakespeare's own time.

The productions are run by a group of Trustees and the entire cast and crew are volunteers. The performance and production is of the highest quality and you will find it easy to follow and a night to remember.

Please explore this site, where you will find some history of our past productions and information about this year's. You can book on-line and we recommend making a night of it by dining at The George where a special menu is available. You can also take a room for the night in this very historic hotel.

Huntingdon was Chartered in 1205AD and it was the birthplace of Oliver Cromwell in 1599.

Our next production will be Macbeth. If you would like to get involved please see the auditions page. If you would like to be notified when tickets go on sale please send your details to newsletter@satg.org.uk.

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Built in 1576 and hidden for over 400 years, Shakespeare's original theatre has been excavated. A collaboration between MOLA and Cloak and Dagger studios has provided an opportunity to explore how the Theatre may have worked in three dimensions. You can explore this exciting discovery at http://www.explorethetheatre.co.uk/

A few miles out of Huntingdon is the village of Brampton. One of its best-kept secrets is a small but perfectly formed theatre nestled in the middle of the village. Its location on the RAF Station at Brampton Park has, for security reasons, been kept relatively quiet, making publicity for the shows quite a challenge. But a thriving theatre flourished nonetheless and for fifty years, theatrical and musical productions have been appearing year after year, and attracting sell-out audiences.

Brampton Little Theatre is now threatened with closure. Please visit their web-site and help in the fight to save it.

http://www.bramptonlittletheatre.co.uk/

2009 was our 50^th anniversary. Click on the pictures below to see the cast and crew of The Taming of The Shrew.