Bard Education
Bard on the Beach provides opportunities for students, teachers, and lifelong learners to enhance their experience of Shakespeare's plays through:
- Bard in the Classroom (interactive workshops for students in their classrooms)
- Young Shakespeareans
- Bard Unbound (one- to three-day workshops for classroom teachers)
- Bard Explored (public lecture series)
- Student Matinees
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