Ozact – Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing

In Much Ado About Nothing the road to ‘true love’ never does run smooth.

This is Shakespeare’s strategic guide to the ‘battle between the sexes’, loaded with comic incident; bumbling security guards, squabbling brothers, and mismatched lovers. The play is full of suspense, high drama and delightful comedy, brought to life in the spectacular heritage gardens of Dalvui Homestead. This delightful environment creates the perfect setting for the governors residence featured in the play.

The gardens were designed in 1898 by William Guilfoyle, the architect of the Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne. This play is set in this magnificent gardens setting, with exotic trees, cascading ponds, herbaceous borders, formal hedges lush sweeping lawns, and a pavilion surrounded by decorative fruit trees.

Ozact's Much Ado About Nothing at Dalvui promises an event to remember.