Bard on the Beach’s Hamlet starts as a lot of plays end — with silence.
“Can a story be interesting if it starts at the end?”
That’s what drew me to Bard on the Beach’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Because I wanted to see it performed in its entirety, like it was meant to be.
With finals right around the corner, why not take a few minutes to sit back, relax and read through The Ubyssey's collection of spring haikus?
I’ve never been to Newfoundland, but I could really feel the Newfoundland atmosphere coming from every inch of the set.
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