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Midnight Hotel Shakespeare to Winehouse Package

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Explore the National Portrait Gallery’s history-making Shakespeare to Winehouse exhibition by day, and experience Midnight Hotel’s premium inner-city accommodation by night, with the Midnight Hotel Shakespeare to Winehouse Package. Enjoy accommodation in a luxurious Midnight Lounge, two tickets to the exclusive Shakespeare to Winehouse exhibition at the NPG, a copy of the Summer 2021/22 edition of Portrait Magazine, a bottle of NV Dalwood Estate Blanc de Blancs in Midnight Bar or delivered to your room, breakfast for two in Braddon Merchant, a free in-room mini bar featuring locally sourced products, and complimentary STAYCAST by Google Chromecast in-room entertainment.

To nab this offer visit the Midnight Hotel website.

Bookings can also be made by calling Midnight Hotel on (02) 6220 0000 or by emailing them via reservations@midnighthotel.com.au

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William Shakespeare, c. 1600-1610 associated with John Taylor
William Shakespeare, c. 1600-1610 associated with John Taylor
William Shakespeare, c. 1600-1610 associated with John Taylor
William Shakespeare, c. 1600-1610 associated with John Taylor

Shakespeare to Winehouse

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from Saturday 12 March

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Helen Ennis
Helen Ennis
Helen Ennis
Helen Ennis

New date: In Conversation with Helen Ennis

Changing spaces: Portraiture and photography in Shakespeare to Winehouse

2:00pm, Sat 2 Jul

Join Australian photography curator, historian and writer, Helen Ennis for a conversation about photographers challenging the conventions of personal and public space in their portraits.
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The National Portrait Gallery building front entrance
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