Bell Shakespeare announces its 2021 season
The company brings back Hamlet, forced to close this year after a week and a half, John Bell reflects on a life with Shakespeare and Peter Evans directs A Midsummer Night's Dream.
The company brings back Hamlet, forced to close this year after a week and a half, John Bell reflects on a life with Shakespeare and Peter Evans directs A Midsummer Night's Dream.
How Nicholas Harding started drawing actors from the wings.
The Bell Shakespeare Shorts Festival is open to Australian primary and secondary students.
Lisa McCune is thrilled to be making her Shakespearean debut as Gertrude in Hamlet.
An eloquent, stylish production, set in the 1960s, with a dazzling performance by Harriet Gordon-Anderson as Hamlet.
A haunting, profoundly theatrical adaptation of Macbeth performed in Noongar.
The writer-director discusses her Noongar-language interpretation of Shakespeare’s play, which puts the spotlight on an oft-excluded character.
In its 30th year the company revisits Hamlet, the first play it ever staged, this time with a female actor in the title role, and The Comedy of Errors.
This touring production of Shakespeare's rom-com ably marries laughs and feminism.
Zindzi Okenyo, who plays Beatrice, and director James Evans talk about gender dynamics and Elizabethan slang ahead of Bell Shakespeare's new production of the comedy.
Justin Fleming's writing is ingenious, but a pacier, more energetic production would heighten the play's impact.
The veteran actor returns to Bell Shakespeare to star as Molière’s stingy Miser.
With the orchestra’s lease at Circular Quay ending in December and delays to new studios in Pier 2/3, the orchestra will have to find a new home in 2020.