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EDGE-y photography exhibit at Revel
First exhibition for friends Andy Allen, Stephen Barber, Eldon Gammon, Tim Hanson, and Lance Hinds
Festival Theatre, 2005.
Festival announces 2013 playbill
Season offers a rich variety of repertoire, from classics to light-hearted comedy to powerfully emotive musicals.
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Jeff Heuchert
Neville remembered as a daring leader
It was the late stage and film star’s strong convictions, no matter how many eyebrows he raised with his artistic and commercial decisions, that would lead each of the theatres he directed to flourish under his care.
David Hou
Cynthia Dale: The Big Interview
Five years after her exit from the Stratford Shakespeare Festival, Cynthia Dale is back and loving it in 42nd Street.
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Drama on ice
Actors faced off against production and administration staff in the Lindsay Thomas Memorial Hockey Match at the Stratford Rotary Complex Monday evening.
Lindsay Thomas game
Lindsay Thomas memorial game Monday
Thomas, a young actress who left an indelible mark on the theatre company in a short period of time, appearing in such productions as Oklahoma! and Oliver!, died of cancer at the age of 31 in 2010.
Maggie Smith to receive Festival Legacy Award
In her four seasons at Stratford, Smith gave some of the most memorable performances in the Festival’s history, including Cleopatra in Antony and Cleopatra, Rosalind in As You Like It, Beatrice in Much Ado About Nothing, Mistress Overdone in Measure for Measure, Queen Elizabeth in Richard III, Titania/Hippolyta in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Lady Macbeth.
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Des McAnuff appointed to Order of Canada
Stratford Shakespeare Festival artistic director receives country's highest civilian honour.
Robert C Ragsdale
Neville memorial July 15
The memorial will be held at the Festival Theatre on Sunday, July 15 starting at 10:30 a.m.
Stratford Shakespeare Festival/Andrew Eccles
McAnuff’s Henry V starts previews
The production, directed by artistic director Des McAnuff, begins previews on June 24.
David Hou/Stratford Shakespeare Festival
Jesus Christ Superstar to close on Broadway
The Stratford Shakespeare Festival production will close July 1, Canada Day, “unless business improves,” producers announced on Tuesday.
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Bieber surprises in Stratford
The pop superstar treated a receptive audience to a song on the steps of the Avon Theatre Saturday.
Jeff Heuchert
To be or not to be: Symposium explores different interpretations of Shakespeare
While William Shakespeare’s work may be “essentially cinematic,” that doesn’t mean it’s been easy translating for audiences watching at cinemas and on television, said Canadian theatre and screen actor Colm Feore.
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McAnuff to appear on Bravo! Govenor General's Awards broadcast
Bravo! will present its coverage of the 20th Anniversary of the Governor General’s Performing Arts Awards Gala this weekend.
Michael Harding
Beyond the stage
Monday evening was the opening of the Stratford Shakespeare Festival’s 60th season.
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Strike averted at Stratford Shakespeare Festival
Call centre workers will receive 5.5 per cent wage increase over two years.
Stratford Festival faces first strike in 60 years
The Stratford Shakespeare Festival is facing the first labour action in its 60-year history
Stratford Shakespeare Festival/Andrew Eccles
Tense drama as Stratford Shakespeare Festival passes the crown
Antoni Cimolini has a very different style from Des McAnuff, the man he’s succeeding as artistic director of the Shakespeare Festival. That has tongues wagging in Stratford.
 
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