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| Saturday 11th March 2017 - 2pm |
Cycling Club Hackney and Interlinkx CiC would like to thank Sported
for alerting us and forwarding to our youth group leaders the entry
pass tickets to see an excellent performance of William Shakespeare's; The Taming of the Shrew. It was at Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
London SE1 and If it wasn't for this we'd most probably not of made it
down to see it. After the show The Globe's
education director Patrick Spottiswoode came on stage to thank everyone
involved and especially the sponsors; The Deutche Bank's
Corporate Citizenship Committee. All of our youngsters and adults enjoyed the
visit and are keen to come back again, the Globe may well need more bike racks outside in future.
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| Patrick
Spottiswoode, Ryan Da Costa, Israel Oketade, Reyko King Sutherland,
Tyesha Daley, Unais Bin-Dawud, Antoine Fofanah, Jakob Ukote, Keir
Apperley |
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| Outside before the performance. |
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| Inside, the show is getting ready to start. |
After the show CC Hackney coach Neil Irons at the wedding table minus his 9 strong youth group, they were in the cafe already:)
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| Giuliana Mollinari with our young riders. |
Ready for the ride home to Hackney, topped up with fine words, better than as the best food going!
“BREAK THE ICE”: THE TAMING OF THE SHREW, ACT I, SCENE II
If it be so, sir, that you are the man must stead us all, and me
amongst the rest, and if you break the ice and do this feat, achieve the
elder, set the younger free for our access, whose hap shall be to have
her will not so graceless be to be ingrate.” — Tranio (as Lucentio)
"FAIR PLAY": THE TEMPEST, ACT V, SCENE I
“Yes, for a score of kingdoms you should wrangle, and I would call it fair play.” — Miranda
On the way out for those that missed it on the last trip - we made time to check and respect the site of The Battle of Cable Street.
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