The great thing about a Shakespearean production is that in many of them you can expect to see a truly great sword fight - especially in a tragedy. We love a good fight at Bard on the Beach - we try our best to keep it onstage. Here's a video of fight director Nicholas Harrison, explaining to the Vancouver Sun the joys and difficulties involved in staging a fight sequence for the theatre.
Thanks for the #FF @UrbanThai! Happy long weekend to all! @WestEndBIA @urban_americano @jcpoop @Vancougarmama @churchillarmour
19 hours 9 min ago
RT @rabidjack1: If you haven't been you really need to go to @bardonthebeach this summer. It's always amazing!
19 hours 10 min ago
Aw, thanks @rabidjack1! We think so too! See you in the tents!
19 hours 10 min ago
First proofs of the house program are looking good! #Bard2013 http://t.co/KijrxbNqtO
20 hours 34 min ago
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This video was shot while I
Sun, 08/19/2012 - 21:23 — GuestThis video was shot while I was in a Young Shakespearean program. My group was sent outside to do our warm-up. We cloud hear Ian and Nicholas fighting and the swords clanging
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