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Stratford Festival

@stratfest · Stratford, Ontario Canada · joined 09 Jul 2009

North America’s leading repertory theatre company 🎭 Classics, new plays, musicals & Shakespeare 🎟️ 2026 season now on stage! 💻 Stream via STRATFEST@HOME

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Antoni Cimolino announces casting for the 12 productions set to take the stage in 2026, his final season as Artistic Director. Click here for details: https://t.co/iUOPQ5ns5t https://t.co/uIm9gOQ26Q
Mark Uhre with members of the company in Something Rotten!, 2024. Photo: Ann Baggley.

Something Rotten!
Book by Karey Kirkpatrick and John O'Farrell
Music and Lyrics by Wayne Kirkpatrick and Karey Kirkpatrick
Conceived by Karey Kirkpatrick and Wayne Kirkpatrick
Directed and Choreographed by Donna Feore
Music Direction by Laura Burton
Set and Costume Design by Michael Gianfrancesco
Lighting Design by Bonnie Beecher
Sound Design by Haley Parcher
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Time to hit the brakes!🚗 Before the day is over, we #AskAnArchivist one last thing: are there any automobiles in your collection? Many cars, buses and military vehicles (some 2D) have made appearances in past productions. Can you name the shows? #StratfordFestivalArchives https:
Jennifer Rider-Shaw as Janet and Sayer Roberts as Brad in The Rocky Horror Show (Stratford Festival, 2018). Book, music and lyrics by Richard O'Brien. Directed and choreographed by Donna Feore. Music direction by Laura Burton. Set design by Michael Gianfrancesco. Costume design by Dana Osborne. Lighting design by Michael Walton. Sound design by Peter McBoyle. Photography by Cylla von Tiedemann.
Solo shot of André Sills as Coriolanus in Coriolanus (Stratford Festival, 2018). Written by William Shakespeare. Created in collaboration with Ex Machina. Directed by Robert Lepage. Designed by Steve Blanchet. Costume design by Mara Gottler. Lighting design by Laurent Routhier. Sound design by Antoine Bédard. Photography by David Hou.
Ken James Stewart as Charlie Brown, Erica Peck as Lucy, Kevin Yee as Linus, Amy Wallis as Sally and Andrew Broderick as Schroeder in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Stratford Festival, 2012). Based on the comic strip "Peanuts" by Charles M. Schulz. Book, music and lyrics by Clark Gesner. Additional dialogue by Michael Mayer. Additional music and lyrics by Andrew Lippa. Directed and choreographed by Donna Feore. Music direction by Laura Burton. Set design by Michael Gianfrancesco. Costume design by Dana Osborne. Lighting design by Kimberly Purtell. Sound design by Peter McBoyle. Photography by Cylla von Tiedemann.
Bruce Dow as Luther Billis, Donnie MacPhee as Stewpot, Kyle Blair as the Professor and members of the company in South Pacific (Stratford Festival, 2006). Music by Richard Rodgers. Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II. Book by Oscar Hammerstein II and Joshua Logan. Adapted from the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel 'Tales of the South Pacific' by James A. Michener. Directed by Michael Lichtefeld. Set design by Douglas Paraschuk. Costume design by David Boechler. Lighting design by Kevin Fraser. Sound design by Jim Neil. Music direction by Berthold Carrière. Photography by David Hou.
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💃 We #AskAnArchivist: do you have any female firsts represented in your archives? Tanya Moiseiwitsch was our first designer and designed the Festival Theatre thrust stage in 1953 – quite the feat, considering the first female directors didn’t hit our stages until the 1970s. https
Tanya Moseiwitsch standing before a rack of costumes. In one hand she holds a costume sketch of a young woman. In the other hand, she holds the fabric of one of the garments over the sketch and looks down, comparing the two. Photograph by Peter Smith.
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We #AskAnArchivist: are there any Taylor Swift related items in your archives? You could say we're experts on 'the fate of Ophelia'. This doll carried by Adrienne Gould, Ophelia in 2008's Hamlet, starts off pristine, but like its owner, ends the play broken and drowned. https://
Prop doll carried by Adrienne Gould as Ophelia in Hamlet, 2008. Designed by Santo Loquasto.
Prop doll carried by Adrienne Gould as Ophelia in Hamlet, 2008. Designed by Santo Loquasto.
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We're prepared for anything! 🧟 We #AskAnArchivist: what item in your archives will help you survive a zombie apocalypse? Prospero's staffs from The Tempest can be used as walking sticks and even weapons – they are also magical and can be used to control the weather. https://t.co/
William Hutt as Prospero in The Tempest (Stratford Festival, 2005). Written by William Shakespeare. Directed by Richard Monette. Designed by Mérédith Caron. Lighting design by Michael J. Whitfield. Sound design by Scott Matthews. Photography by David Hou.
Staff held by William Hutt as Prospero in The Tempest, 2005. Designed by Mérédith Caron.
William Hutt as Prospero in The Tempest (Stratford Festival, 1976). Written by William Shakespeare. Directed by Robin Phillips and William Hutt. Designed by John Ferguson. Lighting design by Gil Wechsler. Photograph by Robert C. Ragsdale.
Staff held by William Hutt as Prospero in The Tempest, 1976. Designed by John Ferguson.
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