The powerful political story of Julius Caesar joins Bard on the Beach’s 34th season
Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival continues its 34th Season in Vanier Park with the politically charged tragedy of Julius Caesar.
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CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE: VIWF ANNOUNCES 2023 TRADE COMPETITION WINNERS
The Vancouver International Wine Festival announced the 2023 trade competition winners on Friday.
Bard on the Beach Shakespeare Festival Announces Its 34th season
Our 34th Season offers dynamic productions for theatre lovers of every genre,
VANWINEFEST WELCOMES KEYNOTE SPEAKER EVAN GOLDSTEIN MS AND THE WINE WORLD TO VANCOUVER
Vine stars from the 148 participating wineries are travelling to Vancouver to present their wines at the festival.
Two Major Vancouver Festivals partner in Unique Virtual Wine Auction
Between April 27 and May 1, 2021, the virtual Auction will offer an opportunity to bid on an array of wines and wine experiences that will appeal to those who love wine, collect and invest in it, and look for unique winery stays and tours.
Celebration of Lights – one of the best viewing places is in Vanier Park at Bard on the Beach
To purchase tickets for Bard-B-Q & Fireworks, please call our Box Office at 604-739-0559 or choose July 27 when booking Shakespeare in Love; July 31 or August 3 when booking The Taming of the Shrew; or July 27, July 31 or August 3 when booking All’s Well That Ends Well on our website.
Bard on the Beach – Enjoy and Learn at All’s Well That Ends Well – a review
All’s Well That Ends Well provides excellent performances from its female actors. Patel and Parmar are amazing in their roles, bringing joy, sorrow, wistfulness and determinati/Users/valerievdg/Desktop/bard alls well.jpgon to their parts.
From Fireworks to Family Days at Bard on the Beach – July 6 – September 7
From Fireworks nights to Family Days, there’s a host of unmissable events to enjoy at the Bard’s spectacularly beautiful Vanier Park site.
Bard on the Beach Returns for Its 30th Season with the Devilishly Delightful Taming of the Shrew!
As part of their vision for the Bard’s 30th anniversary season, artistic director Christopher Gaze and Executive Director Clare Sakaki are “looking both to the past and to the future” in their programming this year. As a result, the BOTB is revisiting (and evolving) its immensely popular spaghetti western: Shrew (2007).
Bold, new staging of All’s Well That Ends Well joins the 30th season of Bard on the Beach on the Howard Family Stage
This year’s production of All’s Well That Ends Well transports audiences to an India on the cusp of independence in 194