If you cannot go to the theatre, then have the theatre brought to you. Book a Bard.
"A blissful reminder of the joy of live professional performance... The idea of taking theatre into gardens feels like a grassroots revolution."
The Telegraph
WHAT'S THIS ALL ABOUT?
Will Shakespeare is stuck for words. It’s 1605 and ‘The Bard’ is in lockdown due to a nasty bout of the plague. His parchment is blank. He needs an audience to rekindle his creativity, but the theatres are closed. Can you help? Have you a yard in which he could perform his greatest hits - while maintaining a suitable and safe distance?
TELL ME MORE
If you can’t go to the show then let the show come to you. There are twenty one bards ready and waiting to come to your back garden/courtyard or roof garden and perform a 45 minute one man/woman show just for you and your close friends and family. This is truly grassroots theatre.
The play has been written by the artistic director of ‘Bard in the Yard’ Victoria Baumgartner. It is a blend of Shakespeare, dry humour and history. A project in response to a theatre industry in crisis. Live theatre is a highlight of London life. The show must go on! Will needs you.
Bring a Bard to your yard.
THE ALL IMPORTANT DETAILS
- 45 minute performance
- You’ll need a garden or outdoor space (indoor spaces are ok but please contact beforehand so we can check it's safe)
- Covid safety policy (please contact for details)
HOW DOES IT WORK?
All you have to do is pay for the gift experience you wish to purchase. We’ll send a voucher including booking information to you or directly to the recipient. You or your recipient needs to check the information on the voucher and book your experience date.
REVIEWS
"A sweet slice of Shakespearetainment, a Bard visiting in your back garden - what's not to like?"
Ben Crystal, Audience
"An engaging production with really refreshing and entertaining approach to Shakespeare! And a thoroughly welcome escape from the world in its current form"
Mark and Riko, Audience
"A delightful blend of Shakespeare, dry humor, history, and poignancy! It was like having the Globe right in our garden."
Shaylyn, Audience