Letters from The Players
The Players just came off the back of their tour to regional Victoria, generously supported by the Hansen Little Foundation.
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From the Director: King Lear
Director Peter Evans explores the king's journey and the context behind this production of King Lear.
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Rule and Misrule: 7 Famous (and infamous) leaders in Shakespeare
Shakespeare wasn’t a soothsayer, but it’s still uncanny how similar his characters are to some of today’s political leaders.
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Regional Access Program in Broken Hill
Thanks to the ongoing support of The Scully Fund, Bell Shakespeare continued our work in regional and remote NSW, delivering in-school performances, an Artist in Residence program and community performance in Broken Hill. Philanthropy Coordinator, Isabelle Clements, joined The Players on the tour and wrote the below daily report.
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2024 Gala | There is a world elsewhere
We are grateful to our community who came together to share the universality of Shakespeare's works in a celebration of language and community. In an increasingly polarised world, we reflected on how the power of art can transcend difference, brings us together and urge us to imagine a world elsewhere.
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Artist in Residence in Christmas Island
Across 2023 and 2024, we have had the privilege of working with students and teachers at Christmas Island District High School.
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From the archives: A Very Tragical Mirth
From the pages of our program, read Andy McLean's essay on A Midsummer Night's Dream as he experienced the production from the rehearsal room to stage.
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