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It’s a twin thing: Bell Shakespeare delivers double the laughs in The Comedy of Errors
In an unbelievably implausible set of coincidences two sets of identical twins end up on the same island…
22 Aug 2022 culture
To See or Not To See? Bell Shakespeare’s Refreshing Take on Hamlet
Opening 2020 in the same manner they did thirty years ago, Bell Shakespeare has revisited and reimagined the…
5 Mar 2020 comedy
Much Ado About Nothing Review
We were curious as to why Bell Shakespeare Director James Evans chose to open his new production of…
26 Oct 2019 culture
Shock Factor Overload – Titus Andronicus Review
Wow! I’m loathe to say much more than that about Bell Shakespeare’s new production of Titus Andronicus, for…
2 Sep 2019 comedy
The Miser – John Bell Back On Stage
If you thought Bell Shakespeare Company only did Shakespeare, you’ve clearly missed what I consider to be the…
8 Mar 2019 culture
Julius Caesar – By No Means a Tragedy
Having read multiple scathing reviews of Bell Shakespeare’s new production of Julius Caesar after its national tour, I…
26 Oct 2018 comedy
The Misanthrope – Fun, Laughter and Fabulous Queerism
Griffin Theatre Company and Bell Shakespeare’s latest co-production, The Misanthrope, transposes Molière’s satire of ill-manners, hypocrisy, and prudishness,…
3 Sep 2018 culture
Bell Shakespeare’s Antony and Cleopatra — Review
Bell Shakespeare opens the 2018 season with the love story of the world’s first celebrity couple. Before Kim…
10 Mar 2018 culture
The Merchant of Venice Review
The Merchant of Venice is perhaps the most infamously difficult of Shakespeare’s plays to stage for a modern…
28 Oct 2017 culture
Othello Review
Bell Shakespeare Company’s latest showing of Othello is well worth going to see this season, whether you consider…
31 Oct 2016