The Ely Arts Festival brings with it two theatre productions to enjoy during the two-week festival.
The first production is from a group called Impromptu Shakespeare.
They will take suggestions from the audience and use that to create a one-act performance in the style of Shakespeare.
They’ve previously performed at the Edinburgh Fringe, Bristol Shakespeare Festival and appeared on BBC Shakespeare Live.
Tickets are available online at www.babylonarts.org.uk for £5 to £12.50. They will perform at The Maltings in Ely on Thursday, June 23 at 7.30pm.
The other production, Numinous, is a comedy about change and will power based on the life of educationalist Henry Morris, who set up the village college and was a figurehead of 20th century education.
The production will take place at the Adams Heritage Centre in Littleport on June 28.
The event is free, however you must book in advance at www.adamsheritagecentre.co.uk
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