2016 SCHOOLS GUIDE - Stratford Festival

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Stratford Festival
55 Queen Street | P.O. Box 520
Stratford ON | N5A 6V2 Canada
2016
SCHOOLS
GUIDE
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Festival Theatre May 3 to October 23
Festival Theatre May 16 to October 22
O N E MAN ’S SP ELLBIND ING
DE S CE N T FROM BRAVE
S O LDIE R TO CO RRUP T KING
A LL TH E WOR LD ’S A S TAG E ,
TH EY S AY. W E I NV I TE YO U
TO GET I N ON TH E AC T
Surrender to a haunting story of ambition and
its dark consequences, as a military hero and his
wife conspire to seize the throne of Scotland.
You’re invited to a celebration of love, liberty and
glorious wit. Romance goes undercover in this
beloved comedy of surprises, disguises and
cross-dressing antics – and you get to play too.
MACBETH
BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
WITH IAN LAKE, KRYSTIN PELLERIN,
SCOTT WENTWORTH
DIRECTOR ANTONI CIMOLINO
AS YOU LIKE IT
WITH PETRINA BROMLEY, CYRUS LANE, SEANA McKENNA,
SCOTT WENTWORTH, BRIGIT WILSON
DIRECTOR JILLIAN KEILEY
Production support is generously provided by Diana Tremain,
Jane Petersen Burfield & family, Barbara & John Schubert and
Chip & Barbara Vallis
Production support is generously provided by M. Fainer and the
Harkins/Manning families in memory of James & Susan Harkins
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Festival Theatre April 19 to October 30
Avon Theatre May 10 to October 22
IT ’S O NE
S IN GULAR SENSATION
A TI M E LE S S
A DV E NTU R E I N A N
E NC H A NTE D K I NGD OM
On stage, they move as one. But each member
of that glittering line has a unique history of hope
and heartbreak, revealed in the life stories they
share in this inspiring musical masterpiece.
In a world where imagination and magic conquer
all, this is the ultimate family fun escape. Inspired
by wonder, four kids travel through a wardrobe to
the land of Narnia to fulfill their destiny.
A CHORUS LINE
CONCEIVED AND ORIGINALLY DIRECTED AND
CHOREOGRAPHED BY MICHAEL BENNETT
BOOK BY JAMES KIRKWOOD AND NICHOLAS DANTE
MUSIC BY MARVIN HAMLISCH | LYRICS BY EDWARD KLEBAN
CO-CHOREOGRAPHED BY BOB AVIAN
ORIGINAL BROADWAY PRODUCTION PRODUCED BY
THE NEW YORK SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL, JOSEPH PAPP,
PRODUCER, IN ASSOCIATION WITH PLUM PRODUCTIONS, INC.
WITH DAYNA TIETZEN, JUAN CHIORAN
DIRECTOR AND CHOREOGRAPHER DONNA FEORE
SCHULICH CHILDREN’S PLAYS PRESENTS
THE LION, THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE
BY C. S. LEWIS | DRAMATIZED BY ADRIAN MITCHELL
WITH SARA FARB, RUBY JOY,
ANDRÉ MORIN, GARETH POTTER
DIRECTOR TIM CARROLL
Production Co-Sponsor
Production support is generously provided by Mary Ann & Robert Gorlin,
Riki Turofsky & Charles Petersen and Catherine & David Wilkes
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Avon Theatre May 21 to October 23
Avon Theatre April 29 to October 16
A DAN CE OF LO NGING
A ND LOS S – SO ND HEIM AT
HIS MOST SUBLIM E
W H AT I F TH E WOR LD ’S
GR E ATE S T LOV E S TORY
A LM OS T WA S N’ T TOLD?
On a magical midsummer night, lovers old and
new are swept up in a dizzying whirl of romance.
“Send In the Clowns” is just one irresistible
highlight of this ravishingly beautiful musical.
A young writer named Will Shakespeare comes
down with writer’s block – until he finds a muse.
Art mirrors life in a hilarious and passionate tale
of romance and backstage fun.
A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC
MUSIC AND LYRICS BY STEPHEN SONDHEIM
BOOK BY HUGH WHEELER
ORCHESTRATIONS BY JONATHAN TUNICK
SUGGESTED BY A FILM BY INGMAR BERGMAN
ORIGINALLY PRODUCED AND DIRECTED ON
BROADWAY BY HAROLD PRINCE
WITH CYNTHIA DALE, JUAN CHIORAN,
SARA FARB, ALEXIS GORDON
DIRECTOR GARY GRIFFIN
SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE
BASED ON THE SCREENPLAY BY
MARC NORMAN AND TOM STOPPARD
ADAPTED FOR THE STAGE BY LEE HALL
NORTH AMERICAN PREMIÈRE
WITH LUKE HUMPHREY, SHANNON TAYLOR,
STEPHEN OUIMETTE, KAREN ROBINSON,
SAAMER USMANI
DIRECTOR DECLAN DONNELLAN
Production support is generously provided by Cec & Linda Rorabeck
Production support is generously provided by Martie & Bob Sachs
Tom Patterson Theatre May 30 to September 24
A S W E E PI NG PANO RAM A
OF A PE OP LE AT WAR
W IT H THEMSELVES
H I S CA LL TO GLORY
S TI R S OU R S P I R I TS.
BU T I S I T J U S TI FI E D?
Lust for power leads to political turmoil in this
fast-paced new distillation of Shakespeare’s epic
histories of a nation and its rulers – their lives,
their battles and their deaths.
Can victory abroad resolve crisis at home?
Henry IV and his charismatic son, Henry V, are the
major players in this second of two new distillations
of Shakespeare’s great dramas of kingship.
BREATH OF KINGS: REBELLION and REDEMPTION
CONCEIVED AND ADAPTED BY GRAHAM ABBEY
WORLD PREMIÈRE COMMISSIONED BY THE STRATFORD FESTIVAL
WITH GRAHAM ABBEY, ARAYA MENGESHA, TOM ROONEY, GERAINT WYN DAVIES,
KATE HENNIG, NIGEL SHAWN WILLIAMS
DIRECTORS MITCHELL CUSHMAN AND WEYNI MENGESHA
Production support is generously provided by
The Brian Linehan Charitable Foundation and by Martie & Bob Sachs
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Tom Patterson Theatre August 2 to September 23
A S E ARING MO D ERN
C LAS S IC, FIRED BY FU RY,
RICH IN COM PASSIO N
JOU R NEY D E E P I NTO TH E
S OU LS OF A FA M I LY
S H A M E D BY S CA NDA L
Risk the security of your loved ones or gamble
with the lives of strangers? In this raw and
gripping drama, all it takes is one dark secret
to shatter a family’s American Dream.
In a compelling psychological drama that could
be ripped from a news headline of today, a
disgraced banker refuses to accept responsibility
for his greed, as his family tears itself apart.
ALL MY SONS
BY ARTHUR MILLER
WITH JOSEPH ZIEGLER,
LUCY PEACOCK, SARAH AFFUL
DIRECTOR MARTHA HENRY
JOHN GABRIEL BORKMAN
BY HENRIK IBSEN
TRANSLATED FROM NORWEGIAN BY PAUL WALSH
WORLD PREMIÈRE OF TRANSLATION COMMISSIONED
BY THE STRATFORD FESTIVAL
WITH SEANA McKENNA, LUCY PEACOCK,
SCOTT WENTWORTH, ANTOINE YARED
DIRECTOR CAREY PERLOFF
Production support is generously provided by Larry Enkin & family in
memory of Sharon Enkin, by Dr. Desta Leavine in memory of Pauline Leavine,
by Esther & Sam Sarick in honour of Martha Henry and by Jack Whiteside
Production support is generously provided by
Nona Macdonald Heaslip and Alice & Tim Thornton
Studio Theatre August 2 to September 25
Festival Theatre August 2 to October 14
A HE ROIC STORY OF
SURVIVA L, AS TO P ICAL
AS IT IS TIMELESS
YE S, I T ’S TH E B E S T
M E D I C I NE . J U S T TRY NO T
TO LAUGH YOU R S E LF S I C K
In a contemporary echo of Virgil’s famous poem,
a band of refugees flee their devastated city
and embark on the perilous quest for a
new country to call home.
Need a pick-me-up? We prescribe this riotous
farce about a father who’s healthy, wealthy and
hilariously unwise. (May cause hysteria,
convulsions and elevated levels of delight.)
THE AENEID
BY OLIVIER KEMEID
TRANSLATED BY MAUREEN LABONTÉ
WORLD PREMIÈRE OF TRANSLATION COMMISSIONED
BY THE STRATFORD FESTIVAL
WITH GARETH POTTER
DIRECTOR KEIRA LOUGHRAN
THE HYPOCHONDRIAC
BY MOLIÈRE
IN A NEW VERSION BY RICHARD BEAN
FROM A LITERAL TRANSLATION BY CHRIS CAMPBELL
WITH STEPHEN OUIMETTE, BRIGIT WILSON
DIRECTOR ANTONI CIMOLINO
Production support is generously provided by Sylvia D. Chrominska,
Dr. Dennis & Dorothea Hacker, Dr. Desta Leavine, Drs. M. L. Myers &
the late W.P. Hayman, and Dr. Robert & Roberta Sokol
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Season Partners
PRODUCTION AND PROGRAM SPONSORS
Studio Theatre July 29 to September 24
A WOM AN’S QUEST
FOR F ULFILMENT.
A PROVOCATIVE
WORL D P REMIÈRE
Sorrel has always felt like an outsider –
even when she discovers the power of her
own allure. But for all the interest she arouses,
can she ever truly connect?
Great-West Life, London Life and Canada Life
Sponsor, Tools for Teachers
Festival Theatre
Support for the 2016 season of the Festival Theatre is generously
provided by Claire & Daniel Bernstein
Avon Theatre
Support for the 2016 season of the Avon Theatre is generously
provided by the Birmingham family.
Tom Patterson Theatre
Support for the 2016 season of the Tom Patterson Theatre is
generously provided by Richard Rooney & Laura Dinner
Corporate Sponsor for the 2016 season
Studio Theatre
Support for the 2016 season of the Studio Theatre is generously
provided by Sandra & Jim Pitblado
BUNNY
BY HANNAH MOSCOVITCH
WORLD PREMIÈRE COMMISSIONED BY
THE STRATFORD FESTIVAL
WITH MAEV BEATY, CYRUS LANE, KRYSTIN PELLERIN
DIRECTOR VANESSA PORTEOUS
The Stratford Festival gratefully acknowledges the generous
support of these contributors to our success:
The Stratford Festival is a non-profit organization with
charitable status in Canada and the U.S.
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Festival School Support Fund
Need financial assistance to bring your students to Stratford?
School groups coming to any Shakespeare play can apply for funding towards bus
transportation. Contact us for an application. [email protected]
stratfordfestival.ca/fssf
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Engage Your Students
Prologues
11 a.m. to noon
Looking for a powerful, fun way to introduce your students to the play? Step
onto our world-renowned stage and review the play’s main characters, plot
points and themes with some of our cast members.
$3.75 plus tax per student. See on calendar.
(Free for participants in the Teaching Shakespeare Program).
Prologues, part of the Tools for Teachers program
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Preview the experience
with our Prologue video:
stratfordfestival.ca/prologues
Workshops
Private one-hour interactive sessions, led by
Festival teaching artists, tailored to your class and
interests. Possible sessions include:
• Explorations of the play
Enhance Your Lessons
Tools for Teachers
Stratford Shorts
• Song and dance
One-page quick reference guides to the plays,
highlighting themes and including plot summaries.
• Stage combat
stratfordfestival.ca/shorts
• Voice
• Text
Study Guides
• Or a custom interest
Study Guides include background information about
the play, articles and teaching ideas. Look for our
new Digital Study Guides, which also feature photos
and videos.
$225 plus tax per session. Maximum 30 students.
Additional workshops $199 plus tax.
stratfordfestival.ca/studyguides
Post-Show Chats
Private half-hour Q&A sessions with members of
the company. $2.50 plus tax per student (minimum
charge of $55 plus tax).
Tours
Times and locations are available online. Private
times available upon request. $6 plus tax per student.
Classroom Activities
Download materials and instructions for dozens
of our favourite classroom activities – all keyed to
curriculum expectations. You can adapt the activities
to any play or novel study.
stratfordfestival.ca/teachingmaterials
Sponsored by
• Archives
• Festival Theatre
• Costume and Props Warehouse
Prologues, part of the Tools for Teachers program
• Set Changeover
Scavenger Hunts
Students will learn Festival history out and about
in Stratford. Download complimentary 20-minute
hunts from:
stratfordfestival.ca/scavenger
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Enrich Yourself
Teaching Shakespeare Program
Immerse yourself in Shakespeare, then return to your
classroom inspired to teach his plays!
Free program for teachers, including:
• A three-day professional-development workshop on
teaching Shakespeare from an active, drama-based
approach. August 24 to 26.
• A visiting artist in your classroom prior to your fall
student trip.
• Tickets to a Prologue before your fall student matinée
performance.
stratfordfestival.ca/tsp
Teachers’ Workshop:
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
April 16, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Designed for junior grade teachers. Learn about this
magical production and explore how active approaches to
the text can make the story, language and characters of this
C. S. Lewis classic come to life in the classroom. Workshop
includes lunch and teacher preview ticket. $55 plus tax.
stratfordfestival.ca/lwwworkshop
Michigan Teachers Weekend
May 21 and 22
Work with staff and artists on bringing Shakespeare’s text
to life in the classroom. Includes lunch and a performance
of Macbeth. $75 plus tax.
stratfordfestival.ca/miteachers
Offered in partnership with the Michigan Members of the
Stratford Festival.
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Teachers’ Conference
October 13 and 14
Workshops and seminars for English and drama
teachers, play-going and social events. For
information, visit the Teachers’ Conference website:
NOW ON DVD
BRING STRATFORD TO
YOUR CLASSROOM
www.tflc.ca
A project of the Teachers-Festival Liaison Council
Student Players’ Festival
November 14 and 18
Teachers of Grades 4 to 12 present 15-minute scenes
from Shakespeare in Stratford.
Program includes:
• Student workshops led by professional artists and
teacher workshops on producing Shakespeare
while in Stratford.
• Artists visiting your school to guide your scene
rehearsals.
$175 per class
stratfordfestival.ca/spf
Shakespeare on Wheels
November / December
Is your school within an hour of Stratford? If so, your
students can spend two days at the Stratford Festival
immersed in workshops focusing on all aspects of
theatre craft. On the third day they return to their
school to showcase what they have learned. Free –
fully subsidized. Contact [email protected]
for more information and to express your interest.
KING LEAR
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
KING JOHN
Stratford Festival Shop or at stratfordfestival.ca/shop
Teacher price $18.95 – use promo code TeacherHD
PRODUCED WITH THE GENEROUS
PARTICIPATION OF:
LAURA DINNER & RICHARD ROONEY,
THE JENKINS FAMILY FOUNDATION,
OPHELIA & MIKE LAZARIDIS, SANDRA
& JIM PITBLADO, THE SLAIGHT FAMILY
FOUNDATION, ROBERT & JACQUELINE
SPERANDIO
™/® Cineplex Entertainment LP or used under license
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University and College Groups
Your students will enjoy:
The Forum
Flexi Student Groups
• Access to all student rates.
Expand your experience.
Showcase performances,
illuminating speakers and
engaging debates!
Have a group of 10 or more students
but don’t want to be responsible for
collecting everyone’s money? We’ll
provide a unique code that each
student in your group can use when
purchasing.
• Custom tailored workshops.
• Private Archives access and
tours.
stratfordfestival.ca/forum
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APRIL
/ MAY
APRIL / MAY
Sunday
17
Monday
18
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
19
20
21
2:00 A Chorus Line ( 1 ) S
7:00 Open Forum
26
27
7:00 Open Forum
3
4
2:00 Macbeth ( 1 ) S
Friday
22
Saturday
23
April
24
25
1
2
28
5
29
30
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
2:00 A Chorus Line ( 1 )
6
7
May
8 Mother’s Day
15
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 )
8:00 Macbeth ( 1 )
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
9
10
11
12
13
14
2:00 All My Sons ( 1 ) S
2:00 Lion Witch ( 1 ) S
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
2:00 Lion Witch ( 1 )
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
2:00 As You Like It ( 1 ) S
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
8:00 As You Like It ( 1 )
8:00 All My Sons ( 1 )
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
23 Victoria Day
24
25
26
27
28
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
30
31
Macbeth ( 1 )
Night Music ( 1 )
A Chorus Line ( 1 )
S. in Love ( 1 )
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Opening
Macbeth
2:00 Rebellion ( 1 ) S
7:30 Macbeth ( 2 )
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
2:00 Night Music ( 1 ) S
A Chorus Line ( 1 )
S. in Love ( 1 )
Macbeth ( 1 )
Night Music ( 1 )
Opening
A Chorus Line
S. in Love ( 1 ) S
Redemption ( 1 ) S
A Chorus Line ( 2 )
Lion Witch ( 1 )
All My Sons ( 1 )
Teachers’ Workshop
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, April 16, 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
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JUNE
JUNE
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
Opening
Student Lunches
Dine on site with prepared picnics or
buffet lunches starting at
$12.50 per student.
5
6
12
11:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
13
Forum Speaker
As You Like It ( 2 )
S. in Love ( 2 )
All My Sons ( 2 )
19 Father’s Day
2:00
5:00
8:00
8:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
11:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
15
16
Macbeth ( 1 ) S
Lion Witch ( 1 ) S
S. in Love ( 2 )
Rebellion ( 1 )
14
A Chorus Line ( 1 ) S
All My Sons ( 1 ) S
S. in Love ( 2 )
Rebellion ( 1 )
21
27
9:30 Forum Workshop
10:30 MM Weekend
2:00 Night Music ( 2 )
2:00
2:00
5:00
8:00
8:00
22
23
16
Open Forum
Lion Witch ( 2 )
Redemption ( 1 )
Macbeth ( 1 ) S
S. in Love ( 1 ) S
Open Forum
All My Sons ( 2 )
Opening
As You Like It
2:00
2:00
6:00
8:00
8:00
Night Music ( 1 ) S
All My Sons ( 1 ) S
PWC/Prospero Event
S. in Love ( 1 )
S. in Love
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
A Chorus Line ( 2 )
Redemption ( 1 )
Macbeth ( 2 )
S. in Love ( 2 )
10
11
10:30 Forum Speaker
2:00 Macbeth ( 2 )
2:00 Rebellion ( 1 )
8:00 Redemption ( 1 )
17
18
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
10:30 Forum Speaker
10:30 Forum Workshop
8:00 Macbeth ( 2 )
8:00 Forum Showcase
As You Like It ( 1 ) S
Night Music ( 1 ) S
Rebellion ( 1 ) S
Redemption ( 1 )
24
25
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
10:30 MM Weekend
10:30 Forum Speaker
8:00 Macbeth ( 2 )
8:00 S. in Love ( 2 )
Openings
Rebellion
Redemption
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
5:00 PWC Dinner
11:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
28
29
30
2:00
5:30
8:00
8:00
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
9:30
2:00
2:00
5:00
8:00
8:00
Night Music ( 1 ) S
Forum Meal
All My Sons ( 2 )
Lion Witch ( 2 )
Rebellion ( 1 )
9
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
Night Music
26
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
Saturday
4
Opening
Lion Witch
8
Opening
2:00 S. in Love ( 2 )
PWC Dinner
Night Music ( 1 )
All My Sons ( 2 )
Friday
3
Opening
All My Sons
7
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
20
Thursday
2
Open Forum
Macbeth ( 1 ) S
S. in Love ( 1 ) S
A Chorus Line ( 2 )
Open Forum
Lion Witch ( 1 ) S
Open Forum
Night Music ( 2 )
Redemption ( 2 )
S. in Love ( 1 ) S
Night Music ( 2 )
Rebellion ( 2 )
JULY
JULY
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1 Canada Day
2
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8
9
Specialist High Skills Major Days
Students will earn certification towards their SHSM: Arts and Culture.
stratfordfestival.ca/shsm
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4
5
6
7
11:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
7:30 Forum Music
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
10
11
12
13
14
7:30 Forum Music
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
9:30
11:30
2:00
2:00
5:00
8:00
8:00
18
19
20
21
11:30 Forum Meal
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
2:00 S. in Love ( 3 )
2:00
2:00
2:00
5:00
8:00
8:00
26
27
28
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
2:00 S. in Love ( 3 )
9:30
11:30
2:00
2:00
5:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
5:30
8:00
Macbeth ( 2 )
Night Music ( 2 )
Rebellion ( 2 )
Forum Meal
Redemption ( 2 )
17
2:00 A Chorus Line ( 3 ) ASL
24
25
Night Music ( 3 )
Rebellion ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
2:00 S. in Love ( 3 )
31
7:30 Forum Music
2:00
5:30
8:00
8:00
Rebellion ( 3 )
Forum Meal
Lion Witch ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
Open Forum
Macbeth ( 1 ) S
Redemption ( 1 ) S
A Chorus Line ( 2 )
Forum Showcase
Open Forum
Forum Meal
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
Open Forum
Macbeth ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
All My Sons ( 3 )
Open Forum
Macbeth ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
9:30
11:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
Open Forum
PWC Chat
S. in Love ( 1 ) S
Night Music ( 2 )
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9:30 Open Forum
11:00 PWC Chat
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
22
23
Open Forum
PWC Chat
Night Music ( 3 )
Rebellion ( 3 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
29
Open Forum
Forum Meal
Lion Witch ( 3 )
All My Sons ( 3 )
Open Forum
Macbeth ( 3 )
Night Music ( 3 )
Forum Showcase
10:30 Forum Speaker
2:00 S. in Love ( 2 )
15
9:30
11:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
9:30
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
Macbeth ( 2 )
S. in Love ( 2 )
All My Sons ( 2 )
Macbeth ( 3 )
Night Music ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
All My Sons ( 3 )
10:30 Forum Speaker
10:30 PWC Director’s Day
8:00 Macbeth ( 3 )
30
Open Forum
Night Music ( 3 )
All My Sons ( 3 )
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
Bunny ( 2 )
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
Rebellion ( 3 )
Macbeth ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
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AUGUST
AUGUST
Sunday
Monday
1 Civic Holiday
7
2:00
2:00
2:00
7:30
8:00
14
Wednesday
3
11:30
2:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
Thursday
Friday
5
6
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
8:00 S. in Love ( 3 )
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
9:30 Open Forum
11:00 PWC Chat
2:00 S. in Love ( 3 )
2:00 Bunny ( 2 )
8:00 Macbeth ( 3 )
10:30 Forum Speaker
2:00 S. in Love ( 3 )
8:00 Aeneid ( 2 )
9
10
11
12
13
7:30 Forum Music
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
2:00 J. G. Borkman ( 2 )
2:00 Aeneid ( 2 )
8:00 Macbeth ( 3 )
8:00 S. in Love ( 3 )
8:00 Forum Showcase
9:30
11:30
2:00
2:00
2:00
5:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
15
16
17
18
Forum Meal
Hypochondriac ( 2 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
Rebellion ( 3 )
Bunny ( 2 )
J. G. Borkman ( 2 )
Aeneid ( 2 )
Hypochondriac ( 2 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
Rebellion ( 3 )
Night Music ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
Macbeth ( 3 )
Night Music ( 3 )
Hypochondriac ( 2 )
J. G. Borkman ( 2 )
Aeneid ( 2 )
Open Forum
Forum Meal
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
Bunny ( 2 )
Open Forum
Night Music ( 3 )
All My Sons ( 3 )
9:30
11:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
Hypochondriac ( 2 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
J. G. Borkman ( 2 )
Bunny ( 2 )
Aeneid ( 2 )
21
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
All My Sons ( 3 )
Aeneid ( 3 )
28
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
18
Night Music ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
Bunny ( 3 )
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
2:00 Macbeth ( 3 )
8:00 Hypochondriac ( 2 )
8:00 J. G. Borkman ( 2 )
8:00 Aeneid ( 2 )
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
Bunny ( 3 )
Hypochondriac ( 3 )
J. G. Borkman ( 3 )
Aeneid ( 3 )
20
Aeneid
J.G. Borkman
7:30 Forum Music
2:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
5:30
8:00
8:00
8:00
22
23
24
25
26
7:30 Forum Music
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
9:30 Open Forum
10:30 PWC/Prospero Event
10:45 Forum Event
2:00 S. in Love ( 3 )
2:00 Bunny ( 3 )
9:30 Open Forum
11:30 Forum Meal
2:00 Macbeth ( 3 )
8:00 S. in Love ( 3 )
8:00 Forum Showcase
9:30
11:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
29
30
7:30 Forum Music
11:30
2:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
Lion Witch ( 3 )
Rebellion ( 3 )
Bunny ( 3 )
Hypochondriac ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
10:30 Forum Speaker
2:00 Aeneid ( 2 )
8:00 S. in Love ( 3 )
Openings
Bunny
Hypochondriac
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
Rebellion ( 3 )
Bunny ( 2 )
Forum Meal
Night Music ( 3 )
All My Sons ( 3 )
Open Forum
PWC Chat
Macbeth ( 3 )
Night Music ( 3 )
Rebellion ( 3 )
Hypochondriac ( 2 )
J. G. Borkman ( 2 )
19
Openings
2:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
Saturday
4
8
Hypochondriac ( 2 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
J. G. Borkman ( 2 )
Forum Showcase
Bunny ( 2 )
Tuesday
2
9:30
11:00
2:00
2:00
5:00
5:00
8:00
8:00
Open Forum
PWC Chat
Night Music ( 3 )
Aeneid ( 3 )
PWC Dinner
U.S. Patrons Weekend
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
J. G. Borkman ( 3 )
10:30 Forum Speaker
10:30 U.S. Patrons Weekend
5:30 Forum Meal
8:00 Macbeth ( 3 )
27
Open Forum
PWC Chat
Hypochondriac ( 3 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
All My Sons ( 3 )
Night Music ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
Aeneid ( 3 )
10:30 Forum Speaker
2:00 Macbeth ( 3 )
8:00 S. in Love ( 3 )
8:00 J. G. Borkman ( 3 )
31
Forum Meal
Hypochondriac ( 1 ) S
Lion Witch ( 1 ) S
J. G. Borkman ( 1 ) S
Bunny ( 1 ) S
Night Music ( 3 )
Rebellion ( 3 )
Aeneid ( 3 )
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
2:00 Redemption ( 1 ) S
Student Deals
After Dark
From $29 – see page 23 for details.
SEPTEMBER
SEPTEMBER
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
1
Friday
2
Saturday
3
Prologues
Cast members will engage your students in the
show they are about to see.
stratfordfestival.ca/prologues
4
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
5 Labour Day
12
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 ) ASL
J. G. Borkman ( 3 )
Aeneid ( 3 )
18
11:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
19
8
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
2:00 Aeneid ( 1 ) S
8:00 J. G. Borkman ( 3 )
8:00 Bunny ( 3 )
9:30
11:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
13
14
15
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
2:00 Redemption ( 1 ) S
2:00 Bunny ( 1 ) S
8:00 Macbeth ( 3 )
11:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
21
22
26
Night Music ( 3 )
All My Sons ( 3 )
Aeneid ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 1 ) S
Rebellion ( 1 ) S
Hypochondriac ( 3 )
J. G. Borkman ( 3 )
Aeneid ( 3 )
20
S. in Love ( 1 ) S
Open Forum
Macbeth ( 3 )
Night Music ( 3 )
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
Open Forum
Open Forum
Macbeth ( 1 ) S
Night Music ( 1 ) S
Redemption ( 1 ) S
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
All My Sons ( 3 )
11:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
Open Forum
Lion Witch ( 1 ) S
All My Sons ( 1 ) S
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
J. G. Borkman ( 3 )
11:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
PWC Chat
S. in Love ( 1 ) S
Macbeth ( 3 )
Night Music ( 3 )
Rebellion ( 3 )
2:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
PWC Chat
Macbeth ( 1 ) S
Night Music ( 1 ) S
Rebellion ( 1 ) S
Hypochondriac ( 3 )
J. G. Borkman ( 3 )
Aeneid ( 3 )
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
29
30
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
8:00 S. in Love ( 2 )
2:00 Hypochondriac ( 1 ) S
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
Hypochondriac ( 3 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
Bunny ( 3 )
Night Music ( 3 )
All My Sons ( 3 )
10:30 Forum Speaker
2:00 Bunny ( 3 )
8:00 S. in Love ( 3 )
24
28
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
Rebellion ( 3 )
Macbeth ( 3 )
Night Music ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
17
23
27
S. in Love ( 1 ) S
Bunny ( 1 ) S
Night Music ( 3 )
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
10
16
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
Macbeth ( 1 ) S
Night Music ( 1 ) S
Rebellion ( 1 ) S
Forum Meal
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
Aeneid ( 3 )
Night Music ( 1 ) S
Aeneid ( 1 ) S
Hypochondriac ( 3 )
J. G. Borkman ( 3 )
9
9:30 Open Forum
10:45 Forum Event
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
2:00 J. G. Borkman ( 1 ) S
2:00 Bunny ( 1 ) S
2:00
2:00
2:00
5:30
8:00
8:00
8:00
PWC/Prospero Lunch
Macbeth ( 3 )
Night Music ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
Bunny ( 3 )
25
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
7
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
All My Sons ( 3 )
Bunny ( 3 )
11
2:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
6
2:00
2:00
2:00
5:00
8:00
8:00
Macbeth ( 1 ) S
Lion Witch ( 1 ) S
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
J. G. Borkman ( 3 )
Hypochondriac ( 3 )
Lion Witch ( 3 )
Rebellion ( 3 )
Bunny ( 3 )
A Chorus Line ( 3 )
S. in Love ( 3 )
Redemption ( 3 )
Lion Witch ( 1 ) S
Macbeth ( 2 )
Night Music ( 2 )
1.800.567.1600 | 519.273.1600
19
OCTOBER
OCTOBER
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1
Connect your students with As You Like It!
Compose love notes for use on stage | Book a Prologue and dance a Newfoundland jig in the show
stratfordfestival.ca/jointheshow
2
3
2:00 S. in Love ( 2 )
9
10 Thanksgiving
16
17
2:00 S. in Love ( 2 )
23
5
6
8:00 S. in Love ( 2 )
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
11
12
13
14
15
2:00 Hypochondriac ( 1 ) S
2:00 S. in Love ( 1 ) S
8:00 Macbeth ( 2 )
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
18
19
20
21
22
24
25
26
27
28
29
Macbeth ( 1 ) S
Night Music ( 1 ) S
S. in Love ( 2 )
7
Night Music ( 2 )
Hypochondriac ( 2 )
Lion Witch ( 2 )
4
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
Macbeth ( 1 ) S
Lion Witch ( 1 ) S
A Chorus Line ( 2 )
S. in Love ( 2 )
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
8
S. in Love ( 1 ) S
Night Music ( 2 )
2:00
2:00
8:00
8:00
A Chorus Line ( 2 )
S. in Love ( 2 )
Macbeth ( 2 )
Night Music ( 2 )
Macbeth ( 2 )
Lion Witch ( 2 )
A Chorus Line ( 2 )
S. in Love ( 2 )
2:00 Macbeth ( 2 )
30
20 stratfordfestival.ca
SEATING PLANS
2015 Avon Theatre – Orchestra
99 Downie Street
STAGE
STAGE
STAGE
STAGE
STAGE
ORCHESTRA
SOUND BO
ARD
Premium
2015 Avon Theatre – Balcony
Spot Light
STAGE
STAGE
99 Downie Street
A
ORCHESTRA
B
C
Super Saver
Entry to orchestra seating is by aisles from the rear of the auditorium.
Balcony seating is not accessible to those with restricted mobility.
Balcony overhangs row M
of the orchestra section
Balcony overhangs
row G of the Orchestra
BALCONY
Festival
Theatre
Entry to all seating is by
stepped aisles leading down
from the rear of the auditorium.
Avon
Theatre
Entry to orchestra
seating is by aisles
from the rear of the
auditorium. Balcony
seating is not
accessible to those
with restricted mobility.
Tom
Patterson
Theatre
Entry to all seating (except front
row) is by steps leading up from
stage level. The auditorium is
steeply inclined, and reaching
back rows may be challenging
for those with restricted mobility.
STAGE
STAGE
Premium
Spot Light
A
B
C
Super Saver
STAGE
Studio
Theatre
BALCONY
Entry to orchestra seating is by aisles from the rear of the auditorium.
Balcony seating is not accessible to those with restricted mobility.
STAGE
Entry to all seating
(except front row) is
by steps leading up
from stage level. The
auditorium is steeply
inclined and reaching
back rows may be
challenging for those
with restricted mobility.
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21
SCHOOLS
ON-SALE
DATES
Online at noon November 30
By phone, fax and email: December 1 at 9 a.m.
Select your seats online 24 hours a day
stratfordfestival.ca/schools
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22 stratfordfestival.ca
TICKETS
CALENDAR LEGEND
Savings for Students –
Midweek Matinée Specials
1 2 3 Price Types
S
Excludes performances between July 12 and August 29, 2016
Productions
Globe Ring
Shakespeare in Love
Premium
Call for pricing
Call for
pricing
Plays
Spotlight
Musicals
A
33
B
Super
Saver
C
25
20
28
Call for pricing
20
34
31
23
Add to your Midweek Matinée Special and stay for the evening! B and C seats
are just $34 for musicals and Shakespeare in Love and $29 for other plays.
Savings for Student Groups
All performances, all season long!
1
2
3
Productions
Globe Ring
Shakespeare in Love
Plays
Spotlight
A
B
61
53
49
57
49
45
Musical
66
58
54
Shakespeare in Love
77
69
61
Call for pricing
Plays
73
65
57
Musical
82
74
66
Shakespeare in Love
85
77
69
81
73
65
90
82
74
Plays
Call for pricing
Call for pricing
Musical
Aisle zoned seating available for additional $5 per seat.
We’re
here to
help
Additional audio described and/or ASL interpreted dates may be available to groups of 10 or more for performances after July 1.
Contact [email protected]
Prologue (see page 10)
Premium
Box office: 1.800.567.1600 | 519.273.1600
Fax: 519.273.3731
P.O. Box 520, Stratford, ON N5A 6V2
Maria Williams, School Sales Manager, ext. 2266
Andrea Gammon, Director of Education, ext. 2440
[email protected] | 519.271.4040
Audio Described Performance
Audio Described Performances are offered
on selected dates throughout the season.
These performances are designed to
enhance the experience for patrons who
are blind or have low vision. A live audio
describer gives details of costumes, sets and
key on-stage action. Delivered via headset,
the description supplements the spoken
dialogue without interfering with it.
ASL American Sign Language Performance
American Sign Language interpretation
will be available for our deaf or deafened
patrons on selected dates, as marked on the
calendar.
Student Deals After Dark
Price Type
Seniors and Students Midweek
Matinée Specials
C
Super
Saver
40
25
Relaxed Performances
Relaxed performances are specifically
designed to welcome patrons who will
benefit from a less restricted audience
environment, including patrons with
intellectual or learning disabilities and/
or sensory processing conditions such as
autism. There is a relaxed attitude to noise
and movement within the auditorium, and
some minor production changes may be
made to reduce the intensity of light, sound
and other startling effects.
About Your Tickets
PAYMENT SCHEDULE: A non-refundable deposit of $122 plus applicable
taxes is required upon booking. A 30% down payment is due 30 days
after booking. Total remaining balance is due 45 days prior to the
performance date.
TERMS AND POLICIES: School orders booked within 45 days of
performance require full payment at the time of booking. School groups
cancelling their entire order within 45 days of the performance will forfeit
100% of the deposit and down payment. Adjustments to an order must
be completed prior to the final balance-due date on the invoice. All fully
paid tickets are non-refundable. Tickets will be mailed upon full payment.
A handling fee of $22 plus taxes will be applied to all school orders.
School discounts apply to groups of six or more students, plus at least
one chaperone.
Students must be under 30 years of age and attending class full time.
Student ID must be presented upon entering auditorium. School discounts
do not apply to weekend performances (Friday evening, Saturday and
Sunday matinée and evening) in July and August. One complimentary
ticket is offered for every 20 tickets paid in full. School contracts must
be signed and returned within 30 days. For information on exchanging
tickets, visit the Groups and Schools page on our website.
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STUDENT
FAVOURITES
BOOK NOW!
stratfordfestival.ca/schools
Toll Free: 1.800.567.1600
Local: 519.273.1600
Fax: 519.273.3731
[email protected]
P.O. Box 520, Stratford, ON N5A 6V2

2016 SCHOOLS GUIDE - Stratford Festival

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