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Lockdown treat: highlights of Jermyn Street Theatre’s Sonnet Project

 May 23, 2020  Leave a Comment on Lockdown treat: highlights of Jermyn Street Theatre’s Sonnet Project  Posted in Jermyn Street Theatre, Lockdown Treats, Shakespeare, Theatre

The Jermyn Street Theatre’s Sonnet Project is a daily performance of all 154 of Shakespeare’s sonnets from actors ranging from Miriam Margolyes and David Suchet to rising stars



If you can, please think about supporting the Jermyn Street Theatre by donating here

 

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