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Bard’s Packs are perfect to use for yourself, or to give as gifts. Season Packs Read More about 5 Reasons Why You Need Bard Flex & Season Packs
This year’s production of Shakespeare in Love features two adorable and talented dogs, Kingsley and Read More about Bark on the Beach: behind-the-scenes with Shakespeare in Love’s Kingsley and PorkChop

Word under the tent is…

Our patrons are our best critics! We’ re half way through the 2019 Season and here’ s Read More about Word under the tent is…

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Read More about Protected: Roy Clarke – A Different Perspective of Bard

Fierce windstorms, brutal rays of sunlight and shockingly beautiful views are just a few of the things our dynamic site duo: Sparky Lawrence and Sid Sadowski, and our fabulous site crew are forced to deal with to get the Bard tents up in time for our first performance in five weeks!

On Monday May 27 strong winds threatened to take the tent fabric for a flight over English Bay but with dust in their eyes, the site crew braved the elements and kept everything grounded.

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We’ve Broken Ground!

It takes a lot of time and people power to get the Bard Village and our two tents up and ready for you, and the work has begun!

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Sounding off at Bard

We love to receive feedback at Bard on the Beach and one consistent note from patrons last season was that from certain parts of the house in our new and bigger Mainstage Theatre tent, it could sometimes be difficult to hear the actors. One of the most iconic features of the Mainstage tent is its open back; sound can escape through it and that adds to the challenge of projecting voices, music and sound effects throughout the large space. So – a new custom designed sound system was needed.

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