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Sensational shows return to stunning castle setting this summer

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After a successful debut season in 2021, Palace at the Castle is back this summer.

The fantastic programme offers the chance to enjoy a spectacular selection of shows performed outdoors against the stunning and unique backdrop of Newark Castle.

Join the Palace Theatre Newark team in its beautiful grounds this summer as they once again transport the magic of the theatre to this wonderful historic setting.

From literary classics like Pride and Prejudice and Jekyll and Hyde to dramatic favourites Much Ado About Nothing and Pirates of Penzance, plus family fun with Alice in Wonderland and The Jungle Book, there’s sure to be something for everyone, all in a truly spectacular location.

Find the full Palace at the Castle programme and book now at www.palacenewark.com/palaceatthecastle.

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