A popular outdoor theatre production is coming back to Harrogate in July.
Travelling troubadours Oddsocks are one of the many highlights of Harrogate International Festivals’ Summer Season.
The group will be performing Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar in the grounds of RHS Harlow Carr on 2nd and 3rd July.
The Bard’s famous history play gets the classic Oddsocks treatment with two hours of jokes, music and memorable moments.
Sharon Canavar, Harrogate International Festivals’ Chief Executive, said:
“Summer in Harrogate just wouldn’t be the same without Oddsocks. For those who have never been to one of their performances, you really don’t know what you’re missing!
“This is Shakespeare like you’ve never seen it before. Their unique take on the Bard’s works is simply brilliant, and audiences of all ages just love it.
“Oddsocks fans know the drill, but for first timers please dress appropriately for the British weather including something warm to wear – though hopefully the weather gods will be kind to us!”
Oddsocks have been performing as part of Harrogate International Festivals for well over two decades.
Formed in 1989 by Andy Barrow and Elli Mackenzie, Oddsocks have been praised by The Stage for their "great comic timing and superb slapstick."
Visitors are encouraged to pack their picnics, rugs and folding chairs for an evening of “laughter and mayhem” suitable for all ages.
Spiegeltent
Oddsocks are amongst several returning favourites for the Festival this year, with the Spiegeltent line-up including the Gypsy Queens, House of Burlesque, British jazz singer Jo Harrop and legendary nightclub, Jimmy’s.
The Spiegeltent is back in Crescent Gardens between 28th June and 7th July.
To book tickets, visit Harrogate International Festivals online or call the Box Office on 01423 562 303.

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