987 stories by "Stratford Festival"
We invite you to take a look back at our extraordinary season.
Thank you to all those who made this year possible; we are so very grateful. We look forward to welcoming you back in 2022!
Introducing our new series "A Day in the Life". Have you ever wondered what it's like to work at the Stratford Festival? Here's your chance to find out!
Join members of our creative teams a…
Enjoy the trailer of Finally There's Sun Cabaret, coming to STRATFEST@HOME on November 4.
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Enjoy the trailer of Serving Elizabeth, coming to STRATFEST@HOME on October 28.
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Every Thursday from Se…
Watch our incredible crew set up the stage for "I Am William" in seconds! True theatre magic ✨
HER BROTHER'S NO SHAKEPEARE " BUT SHE SURE IS
Margaret Shakespeare has a dazzling talent…
Enjoy the trailer of I Am William, coming to STRATFEST@HOME on October 21.
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Every Thursday from Septemb…
Enjoy the trailer of A Midsummer Night's Dream, coming to STRATFEST@HOME on September 16, 2021.
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Enjoy the trailer of Freedom, coming to STRATFEST@HOME on October 14.
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Enjoy the trailer of Play On!, coming to STRATFEST@HOME on September 23, 2021.
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Enjoy the trailer of R+J, coming to STRATFEST@HOME on October 7, 2021.
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Enjoy the trailer of The Rez Sisters, coming to STRATFEST@HOME on September 30, 2021.
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Welcome to this week's Meet the Festival, with guests Sara Farb and Steve Ross, hosted by Stephanie Johns. In this fun and informal digital Q&A sessions, they discuss the Finally There's Sun…
Welcome to this week's Meet the Festival, with guests Eponine Lee and Dante Jemmott, hosted by Katherine Laing. In this fun and informal digital Q&A sessions, they discuss R+J, produced in c…
Welcome to this week's Meet the Festival, with guests Shakura Dickson and Landon Doak, hosted by Katherine Laing. In this fun and informal digital Q&A sessions, they discuss this year's prod…
Enjoy the trailer of You Can't Stop the Beat, coming to STRATFEST@HOME on September 9, 2021.
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Welcome to this week's Meet the Festival, with guests Beau Dixon and Camille Eanga-Selenge, hosted by Lois Adamson. In this fun and informal digital Q&A sessions, they discuss the Freedom Ca…
Enjoy the trailer of Why We Tell the Story, coming to STRATFEST@HOME on September 2, 2021.
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Welcome to this week's Meet the Festival, with guests Sean Arbuckle and Arlene Duncan, hosted by Lois Adamson. In this fun and informal digital Q&A sessions, they discuss this year's product…
Lorris Elliott was born in 1931 in Trinidad and Tobago. In the late 1950s he emigrated to Canada seeking advanced education, eventually earning a PhD in English Literature from the Universit…
Born in Martinique in 1925, Frantz Fannon was an international political activist as well as a physician and psychiatrist. Throughout his short but very active life, he penned a number of b…
Zora Heale Hurston was born in Alabama in 1891 and became an accomplished and prolific dramatist, as well as an anthropoligist, novelist and filmmaker. Her works evoked images of life in th…
Curator Sadie Berlin and director Jordan Laffrenier discuss this hillarious and poignant play and the playwright. William Wells Brown was born into slavery and became a prominent abolitionis…
Born in Chareston, South Carolina in 1916, Alice Childress became a novelist, actress and playwright. She is acknowleged as the only Aftrican-American woman to have written, produced and pu…
Rachel Crothers is widely recognized as what editor Keith Newlin called "the most successful and prolific woman dramatist writing in the first part of the twentieth century." Hannah Rittner …
