Bell Shakespeare – Theatre in The Rocks

Experience theatre the old fashioned way…

The Rocks Windmill launch
The Rocks Windmill launch, April 2013. Image courtesy of Cardinal Spin

What better company to showcase Sydney’s The Rocks’ association with arts and theatre than Bell Shakespeare? With their offices situated right in the thick of The Rocks, Bell Shakespeare have a lot to share about the culture of the area.

Thankfully for all theatre enthusiasts and history-nuts (and everyone in between!) Bell Shakespeare have teamed up with the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority for a series of interactive workshops as part of their residency at The Rocks Windmill – a striking four storey temporary installation, acting as a functioning wheat-grind as well as a vibrant and intimate 40 seat venue.

Theatre has been a part of The Rocks way-of-life for over 200 years, and during The Rocks Windmill season, the legacy will continue with Theatre in The Rocks: Then and Now – a workshop held within the walls of the Windmill. Celebrating the Bard’s legacy and the rich tradition of performance in The Rocks, this workshop held during the first week of May offers a rare opportunity for audiences to experience theatre, the way their ancestors might have.

AussieTheatre have TWO DOUBLE PASSES to give away for the event! To enter the competition, fill in the form below and submit!

The Rocks Windmill will be on site in The Rocks from April 12- May 12 celebrating the culture of the area through arts, science and imagination.

Dates: Wednesday 1 May and Friday 3 May
7 pm – 8pm

Giveaway closes Friday 26 April at 6:30pm and winners will be notified via email/phone.

Theatre in The Rocks: Then and Now on Wednesday 1st and Friday 3rd of May.

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Erin James

Erin James is AussieTheatre.com's former Editor in Chief and a performer on both stage and screen. Credits include My Fair Lady, South Pacific and The King and I (Opera Australia), Love Never Dies and Cats (Really Useful Group), Blood Brothers (Enda Markey Presents), A Place To Call Home (Foxtel/Channel 7) and the feature film The Little Death (written and directed by Josh Lawson).

Erin James

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