Welcome to the website for The Shakespeare Centre. Here you can find the most up-to-date information on our Creative Program including our Shakespeare Youth Festival and workshops
State Festival
This Friday - 30th July
For more details, please see the State Festival Page.
Our production of AS YOU LIKE IT played to great houses over it short season of 3 weeks . We'd like to thank everyone who came and sent us feedback.
If you saw the production please leave us a message on our facebook page. we would love to know what you think.
If you saw the production please leave us a message on our facebook page. we would love to know what you think.
Clarification on number of participants in the MASH-UP category.
There is a discrepancy in the Shakespeare Youth Festival guidelines about the number of participants for the MASH-UP category of the Youth Festival. The number of participants should read "1-5 participants" . However, this year there will be no penalty if there are up to 7 participants in the entry.
Fax Machine
Our fax machine is currently out of order. While we attempt to solve the problem could you please email or mail (old fashioned we know) any correspondence
Thanks for your understanding
2010 Shakespeare Youth Festival Guidelines Released
Click here to see the 2010 Shakespeare Youth Festival Guidelines .
Membership, Registration and Enrollment Forms
Show your support for The Shakespeare Centre today.
- Become an associate member
- Register your school in our Shakespeare Youth Festival
- Book for one of our In-School or holiday workshops
- Book for our special teachers In-Service 3 day intensive
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TSC's Background
The Shakespeare Centre's mission is enrich, entertain and build community through performance and education using the works of William Shakespeare as a springboard to create theatre, workshops and events that are geographically, economically and aesthetically accessible to all.
The Creative and Education Program offered by the Centre allows teachers and students to not only learn more about Shakespeare's remarkable works, but to engage with them in a far more intimate sense.
The Centre’s theatre style focuses on the actors and audience relationship through the text. It draws not only on original practices as may have been played at Shakespeare’s Globe but also derives from continuing artistic dialogue with its international partners.
