TOUR HISTORY

Oberon NSW, Malachi Gilmore Hall

Bought in for Oberon Shakespeare Festival in March 2026, following the success of the inaugural 2025 festival where we performed A Midsummer Night's Dream under the stars

Glen Street Theatre, Belrose bought us in for 3 performances, with over 1000 tickets sold, and a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review!

Royal Botanic Garden, Sydney

Venue was hired exclusively for a one off, sold out, Valentine's night soiree in 2026

Gosford 2024

Double show 100% buy-in by

Laycock Street Theatre

in the Edogawa Japanese Gardens

A Midsummer Night's Dream matinee

and then The Tempest in the evening

Sydney Harbour 2023

Ship Hired by Come you Spirits, Sold Out

Four dusk sailings on Southern Swan, with dinner immersed in a performance of

The Tempest

Coal Loader Tunnels

2022 & 2023

Venue Hired by Come you Spirits

Romeo & Juliet, Macbeth,

A Midsummer Night's Dream,

The Tempest

Esperance WA 2023, 2024

Full Scale Granite Replica of Original Stonehenge

Box Office Spilt with Venue & Public Grants

A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Tempest, Macbeth

Castlecrag 2022, 2023, 2024

The Haven Amphitheatre

Supported by Grants from

Willoughby City Council

Romeo & Juliet,

A Midsummer Night's Dream,

The Tempest, Macbeth

St Albans 2023, 2024

Off Grid in The Riverbed

Supported by Grants &

St Albans Folk Festival

A Midsummer Night's Dream,

The Tempest, Macbeth

"This production is a triumph for the ages, THE Macbeth, that is psychologically penetrating, and theatrically bold. With powerhouse performances, innovative staging, and relentless emotional intensity, this is Shakespeare at its most vital."

Lyn Belvedere, Sydney Arts Guide 2025

"Come you Spirits brought a spirit of fun, professionalism, engagement and enthusiasm to each event that went way beyond their original brief. Their passion for community engagement was infectious."

Neville Ross, Oberon Shakespeare Festival Director 2025

"Audiences were entranced & enthralled. The company themselves brought such deep intention to the work, elevating the experience

well beyond mere performance. The ripples are still being felt."

Jim Lawson, Section

Manager, Arts & Culture, Central Coast Council 2024