Theatre!

[sinjun]

So, cause it's fun and we do need to figure this out...

Stratford Festival this year:

At the Festival Theatre
(May 6-September 23) Coriolanus
(April 24-October 29) Oliver!
(May 13-October 22) Much Ado About Nothing
(July 30-October 28) Twelfth Night

At the Avon Theatre
(May 13-October 22) The Glass Menagerie
(May 20-October 21) London Assurance
(May 1-October 28) South Pacific
(August 1-October 10) Don Juan (by Moliere)

At the Tom Patterson Theatre
(May 15-September 24) Henry IV Part 1
(May 22-September 23) The Duchess of Malfi
(July 25-September 23) Ghosts


At the Studio Theatre
(June 20-September 22) Harlem Duet
(June 27-September 24) The Blonde, The Brunette, and the Vengeful Redhead
(July 18-September 23) Fanny Kemble
(August 9-September 23) The Liar

And at the Shaw Festival this year:

(March 30-October 29) Arms and the Man
(April 12-October 7) The Heiress
(April 26-November 19) High Society
(May 9-October 7) Too True to be Good
(May 13-October 29) The Invisible Man
(June 3-October 14) The Crucible
(June 10-September 24) (Lunchtime) Love Among the Russians
(June 11-October 8) The Magic Fire
(June 15-Novembr 18) Design for Living
(July 5-October 7) Rosmersholm

Comments

[crookandchase.livejournal.com]

I do like "Much Ado About Nothing," and "Twelftth Night." I haven't liked "oliver since high school. I'll check about "Coriolanus" -- I don't recall anything about it.

Nothing jumps out to me at the Avon.

Tom Patterson: the last two.

Studio Theatre: "The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead" sounds like an intriguing title.

Shaw: "The Heiress," "High Society," "The Crucible," and "the Magic Fire"

I am planning on taking courses this summer (hopefully). So keep me in mind when you're off and I'll check my schedule.

[damara.livejournal.com]

*grins*

I want to see Arms and the Man. For sure.

Much Ado and Twelfth Night, Yeah. You know it.

Incidentally, your Christmas gift is heading to London with the Woo Sisters, the weekend of April 1. ;)

[wolfcat.livejournal.com]

I agree abou the Shakespeare for sure. I'd also like to see S. Pac.

[damara.livejournal.com]

I'm good for that one too. If I can scrape up the money and the time.