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Coriolanus

8/26/2019

 
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photo: Emily Cooper
It is a laudable quality when theatre offers an allowance for an audience to think for itself.

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The Understudy

8/2/2019

 
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Theresa Rebeck’s contemporary play THE UNDERSTUDY is a sympathetic look at the plight of two actors and one stage manager striving to grow and create in an environment of incessant hurdles.

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All's Well That Ends Well

7/1/2019

 
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photo: Emily Cooper
All’s Well That Ends Well hits the stage at Bard On The Beach once again.

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Shakespeare In Love

6/22/2019

 
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Charlie Gallant and Ghazal Azarbad. photo: Emily Cooper.
SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE is a rollicking tale of love, inspiration, and daring to follow your dreams.

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The Taming of The Shrew

6/17/2019

 
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photos: Tim Matheson
Bard On The Beach’s 30th season got off to an interesting start with Shakespeare’s The Taming Of The Shrew.

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The Illusionists

1/16/2019

 
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When I hear “The Illusionists” is coming to town I quickly text a friend who is a magician.

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Beautiful: The Carole King Musical

11/14/2018

 
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Sarah Bockel as Carole King. photo: Matthew Murphy
It’s astonishing to consider the impact musicians Carole King and Gerry Goffin had on the music industry when they first began writing together in the late 50s/early 60s.

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The Book of Mormon

9/27/2018

 
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The Book of Mormon: a hilariously colourful tale of black and white missionaries.

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Aristophanes's Lysistrata

8/1/2018

 
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Jennifer Lines, Quelemia Sparrow, and Marci T. House of Lysistrata. photo: David Cooper.
​Once again, Bard on the Beach branches out beyond Shakespeare. This year we are treated to Aristophanes’s infamous, and contemporarily relevant, Lysistrata.

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Macbeth

6/29/2018

 
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Moya O'Connell and Ben Carlson in Macbeth. photo David Cooper and Emily Cooper.
​There’s an awful lot jammed into Shakespeare’s shortest tragic tale of greed, guilt, and murder, murder, and (big breath) more murder.

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