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We invite you to apply at any time. Applications will be considered as they are submitted and based on available funds.  Applications are held in confidence, and complete information is available only to the Access Fund’s Administrator. The Access Fund’s Committee will review materials with the applicants’ names removed and will determine awards based entirely…

We are pleased to provide affordable programming for schools throughout our community each year. While we are a not-for-profit organization and need to find ways to cover our costs, we are grateful that our Bard Access Fund can help make our programs accessible to everyone. Ticket subsidies are available for K-12 student groups during our…

Episode 5 – Theatre History Pt. 1 Explore the areas filmed in Bard Around Town Episode Five. On this route you will explore the forgotten and torn-down theatres and neighbourhoods of old Vancouver, with your friendly guide Max Forsyth. Share photos of your tour with us on social by tagging @bardonthebeach or using #bard2020. We…

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VANCOUVER, B.C. – Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival is pleased to announce that it has received a renewed commitment from the BMO Financial Group, one that will help entertain and enlighten Canadians as well as support the ongoing survival and success of Western Canada’s largest theatre festival. BMO is the Festival’s long-time corporate partner…

You’re invited to our annual Artistic Director’s Circle Reception! Join Artistic Director Christopher Gaze, Executive Director Claire Sakaki, and special guests for a virtual dinner party. When: Wednesday Sept 30 from 6:30-7:30pm Where: Zoom! This event will be taking place virtually over Zoom, and your dinner will be delivered directly to your home. We are…

To support our community this summer, Bard offered free digital camps & workshops. Bard’s education team adapted our beloved Young Shakespeareans program to invite new ways of exploring Shakespeare, performance and play in a virtual world. In this blog post, find out how this collaborative and creative adventure went for participants and teachers! Guest post…

EPISODE 4 – ELIZABETHAN RECIPES In the latest episode of Bard Around Town, Max was having car trouble so couldn’t actually go around town! Instead, he was joined in the kitchen by Bard staff members Alva and Jocelyn to experiment with some Elizabethan recipes. Now, you can watch the episode and follow along with the…

Exploration and Conversation about Harlem Duet, a modern prequel to  Shakespeare’s Othello Be witness to a unique collaboration to explore the meaning and relevance of the contemporary Canadian play, Harlem Duet, including its relationship to Shakespeare’s Othello. The play’s author, Djanet Sears is joined by renowned US Shakespeare scholar Ayanna Thompson and a trio of noted Canadian actors: Walter Borden, Virgilia Griffiths and André Sills,…

Join Bard’s Operations Coordinator, Max Forsyth, as he searches across Vancouver to find The Bard around town. SERIES TRAILER                             EPISODE 1 – STANLEY PARK Max is looking for the Bard of Stanley Park. Join him for an adventure in the forest!…