RARE Footage of Dame Edna Everage's Visit to Shakespeare's Birthplace

In this rare clip, we get to see Dame Edna Everage exploring the sights and sounds of Stratford Upon Avon, including a visit to Shakespeare's birthplace and Anne Hathaway's cottage.
Parts of this footage have been used on various programmes over the years, but this is the first time since 1976 that the full visit can be experienced.
As we follow Dame Edna on her journey, we also get to see rivetting scenes from some of Shakespeare's famous plays, as well as a tour of Shakespeare's school room. This is a unique opportunity to witness one of the world's most beloved characters experiencing the history and culture of one of England's most iconic towns.
Don't miss this chance to join Dame Edna and pretend to be an intellectual, on her visit to Stratford Upon Avon and immerse yourself in the world of Shakespeare. Hit the play button and let's go on an adventure together!

[@grahamnancledra7036]

I remember it. Especially the half timbered car line. The first time I came across Dame Edna. Thanks for the memories.

[@zacmumblethunder7466]

I remembered her thinking the theatre was 16th century, Anne Hathaway had to haul herself along on the ropes and that he'd written Madam Butterfly.

[@JamesSheenOnline]

@@zacmumblethunder7466 wonderful funny lines which have stuck with me for many years... they often slip out in conversation

[@arthurjefferson6259]

I've searched for The Shakespearian Car clip for years, great stuff.

[@JamesSheenOnline]

er.. I have a little confession to make... I've been SITTING on it for years :) but with the wonderful upgrades in soft and hardware, I have been able to restore it as much as i can. glad you like it... and stop matriculating!!

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@@JamesSheenOnline Well, as long as you were getting fulfilment from sitting on it, we don't mind, possum. ; )

[@JamesSheenOnline]

@@zacmumblethunder7466 I actually have the whole show of this, so little bits will be uploaded now and again

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[@JamesSheenOnline]

@@zacmumblethunder7466 Thank you matey :)

[@zacmumblethunder7466]

Thank you so much. I've wanted to see this again for forty seven years.

[@JamesSheenOnline]

These things are hard to get hold of, but such a joy when they do come into my hands...

[@risvegliato]

Fantastic! Edna just before Megastar status!

[@JamesSheenOnline]

and also before she let her natural shade of wisteria grew out

[@GaryTBuffalo24]

I LOVED THIS! I've never seen these old Dame Edna films. I'm going to check out the rest too. Thank you for sharing.

[@JamesSheenOnline]

I was very lucky to secure two of the 3 shows in full and it was in 1976 when they were first broadcast and I discovered Dame Edna, aged 12... not her, me! haha

[@1Kent]

Mega-stardom was poised at her rear entrance.

[@JamesSheenOnline]

I'm sure her gynaecologist would have something to say about that

[@mr2cv1953]

Love the half timbered car.

[@JamesSheenOnline]

I like the descendant of Othello

[@EccentricaGallumbits]

Thank you!

[@Benjiesbeenbetter.]

This is why, one day, when I was a small child, I was confused to learn that Shakespeare _did not_ after all, write Madam Butterfly.

[@JamesSheenOnline]

But he did write Paint Your Wagon :)

[@seanduggan3453]

I remember this 😊😊😊

[@I-T-S-M-E]

Madge, what a tragic little widow !!!!

[@JamesSheenOnline]

of course do you know how her husband had died?

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