The Gate House Stage
The Gatehouse Stage is the very first stage inside the gate and is in complete stage. Usually reserved for acts directed at children or the Royals, the 2010 season has many acts are finding a new home on this stage.
Privies are nearby but no pub is available. The major inconvenience here is the loud movement of crowds in and out of the gate.
2010 Entertainment Schedule
1030 - Bob's Majik Show
1100 - Robin Hood
1130 - Musical Guest or Maggie Sansone & Friends
1200 - 8/28 - 9/26: Wine & Alchemy
10/2 - 10/3: Music
10/9 - 10/24: Gypsophilia
100 - The Rogues
130 - 8/28 - 9/26: Wine & Alchemy
10/2 - 10/3: Music
10/9 - 10/24: Gypsophilia
230 - Renaissance Man
330 - 8/28 - 9/26: Wine & Alchemy
10/2 - 10/3: Music
10/9 - 10/24: Gypsophilia
430 - Shakespeare's Skum Macbeth In 20 Mins. Or Less!
500 - Special Guest
530 - 8/28 - 9/26: Wine & Alchemy
10/2 - 10/3: Music
10/9 - 10/24: Gypsophilia
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The Gatehouse Stage is the very first stage inside the gate and is in complete stage. Usually reserved for acts directed at children or the Royals, the 2010 season has many acts are finding a new home on this stage.
