He meets Ganymede (Rosalind), who proposes that Orlando treat “him” as Rosalind, so he can practice his wooing. Orlando leaves love notes about Rosalind throughout the forest. Nearby, Orlando and Adam stumble upon Dame Senior, the exiled sister of Dame Frances, and her companions, who take them in. In the forest, Ganymede (Rosalind) and Aliena (Celia) meet Silvius and Corin, two local farmers, and arrange to buy a farm.
Meanwhile, Adam, a longtime de Boys employee, warns Orlando that Oliver plans to have him killed. Touchstone, a family employee, goes with them. Rosalind disguises herself as a young man, Ganymede, and Celia becomes Aliena, his sister. Rosalind and Celia decide to run away to the Okanagan forest. At the match, he meets Rosalind and they fall instantly in love.ĭame Frances orders Rosalind to leave Vancouver, as she no longer trusts her. Orlando decides to wrestle for his fortune.
Orlando is angry that Oliver has mistreated him and held back his inheritance since their father died. Oliver de Boys, who manages a champion wrestler named Charles, argues with his younger brother Orlando. She permits her sister’s daughter, Rosalind, to stay because of Rosalind’s close friendship with her own daughter Celia. Dame Frances, a powerful business owner, has taken control of the family firm and forced her sister, Dame Senior, to leave town.
Photo Credit: Chelsea Rose as Rosalind & Oscar Derkx as Orlando Photo & Image Design: Emily Cooper Season and production run dates subject to change. Directed by Daryl Cloran.Ĭontent Advisory: cold spark fountain, mild innuendo, non-toxic haze “ A total blast… and entirely in the spirit of the Bard.” Chicago Sun-Times (2021)ĭeveloped by Bard on the Beach and Citadel Theatre Artistic Director Daryl Cloran. “ One of the most joyous productions in Bard’s history… You’d have to be a real Nowhere Man not to be on your feet and singing along.” Vancouver Sun (2018) The original Bard production played to sold-out houses in 2018 and has triumphed across North America since then. The Beatles are back at Bard! It’s the 1960s all over again, and free spirits are escaping from Vancouver to get “back to the land”. This joyful tribute to love, laughter and music features two-dozen classic Beatles songs, from “I Want to Hold Your Hand” to “Here Comes the Sun”, performed live on stage.
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