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In 1990, John Bell published The Bell Shakespeare Company: An Artistic Outline for potential supporters and donors that would help lead Bell Shakespeare from an idea to a working theatre company. 32 years and 115 mainstage productions later, we reflect on all that Bell Shakespeare has become, and how John’s values and vision still shine through in today’s productions.
Did you love The Lovers last year? Was it your Bell Shakespeare highlight? We've compiled a list of reasons why you must see Peter Evans' new Romeo and Juliet, in The Neilson Nutshell.
By Andy McLean
Wherever you look in popular culture, Juliet and her Romeo are peeking back at you.
By Andy McLean
Your 5-minute guide.
Last month, WA-based teaching artists Teresa Jakovich and Jake Fryer-Hornsby travelled to Christmas Island District High School to deliver an unforgettable week-long Artist in Residence program. This was first conceived of around three years ago, and post-pandemic, and with the generous support of the Stan Perron Charitable Foundation, we were finally able to team up with this incredible school for an unforgettable week of learning.
Jake and Teresa reported back to Bell Shakespeare HQ each day to reflect on their day of teaching and learning.
We were deeply saddened by the passing this month of long time friend and supporter of Bell Shakespeare, Dr Tom Karplus. Tom has been close to Bell Shakespeare since the very beginning, in the circus tent cheering on John Bell’s new company.
All the highlights and delights of Shakespeare's romantic comedy
If you could sit next to any Shakespeare character at a dinner party, who would it be? We asked 11 experts for their picks, and the result is a table of raconteurs, rebels, and rascals. Compiled by Andy McLean.