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1 ON SALE TO SCHOOLS DECEMBER 8, 2017 SCHOOLS GUIDE 18 SHAKESPEARE The Tempest The Comedy of Errors Coriolanus Julius Caesar MUSICALS Meredith Willson s The Music Man Richard O Brien s The Rocky Horror Show MODERN CLASSICS Long Day s Journey Into Night An Ideal Husband To Kill a Mockingbird Napoli Milionaria! WORLD PREMIÈRES Brontë Paradise Lost STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA WE RE HERE TO HELP Heather Martin Schools Sales Manager ext hmartin@stratfordfestival.ca Lois Adamson Director of Education ext ladamson@stratfordfestival.ca Box Office: Fax: PO Box 520, Stratford, ON N5A 6V2 groups@stratfordfestival.ca COVER: JONATHAN GOAD, BEATRICE McBOYLE (MODEL) 2018 PUBLICITY PHOTOGRAPHY BY CLAY STANG STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 37

2 PHOTO CUTLINE PHOTO CUTLINE by William Shakespeare Director Antoni Cimolino With Martha Henry, Graham Abbey, Michael Blake, Brent Carver, Tom McCamus, Stephen Ouimette, André Sills MICHAEL BLAKE, MARTHA HENRY, BRENT CARVER Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee Dramatized by Christopher Sergel Director Nigel Shawn Williams With Jonathan Goad, Irene Poole, Matthew G. Brown, Tim Campbell, Jonelle Gunderson, Randy Hughson, Joseph Ziegler JONATHAN GOAD, BEATRICE McBOYLE (MODEL) FORGIVE AND BE FREE. MAY 10 OCT 26 FESTIVAL THEATRE OPENING MAY 28 JUSTICE ISN T ALWAYS BLIND. MAY 4 NOV 4 FESTIVAL THEATRE OPENING JUN 2 In Shakespeare s great drama of loss and reconciliation, a long-deposed ruler uses magical arts to bring within her power the enemies who robbed her of her throne and marooned her on a remote island. But what revenge does she mean to take? Justice is pitted against bigotry when white lawyer Atticus Finch defends a falsely accused black man, Tom Robinson thereby inspiring in his young daughter, Scout, a passionate belief in the necessity for moral courage and truth in a world of hatred and lies. Production support is generously provided by Jane Petersen Burfield & family, by Dr. Desta Leavine in memory of Pauline Leavine, by Dr. M.L. Myers, by The Westaway Charitable Foundation, and by Jack Whiteside Workshop for teachers on September 28 (see page 11) Symposium for teachers on May 4 (see page 11) STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 3

3 Book, Music and Lyrics by Meredith Willson Story by Meredith Willson and Franklin Lacey Director and Choreographer Donna Feore With Daren A. Herbert, Danielle Wade, Denise Oucharek, Steve Ross, Mark Uhre, Blythe Wilson DAREN A. HERBERT by William Shakespeare Director Scott Wentworth With Seana McKenna, Jonathan Goad, Irene Poole, Monice Peter, Joseph Ziegler SEANA McKENNA A LOVE STORY WITH TWISTS. AND TUNES. APR 17 NOV 3 FESTIVAL THEATRE OPENING MAY 29 BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU KILL FOR. JUL 31 OCT 27 FESTIVAL THEATRE OPENING AUG 16 A charming but fraudulent salesman arrives in River City to work his usual scam only to find that a bill of goods can be the real deal. With melodies that include the rousing Seventy-Six Trombones, this musical-comedy classic will delight students of all ages. Production support is generously provided by Mary Ann & Production Co-Sponsors: Robert Gorlin, by the Harkins & Manning families in memory of Jim & Susan Harkins, and by Riki Turofsky & Charles Petersen To prevent a potential tyrant from gaining control of the state, men of honour are willing to stain their hands with blood. But no one can foresee the twists of fate that follow the last twist of the knife, and the assassins actions soon plunge their world into war. Production support is generously provided by Barbara & John Schubert and by the Tremain family Book a Song and Dance workshop for your students The Teaching Shakespeare Program on August 22 and 23 (see page 11) STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 5

4 By William Shakespeare Director Robert Lepage With André Sills, Graham Abbey, Michael Blake, Tom McCamus, Stephen Ouimette, Lucy Peacock, Tom Rooney Created in collaboration with Ex Machina Production Sponsor: Production Support by: THE FASTER YOU RISE, THE HARDER YOU FALL. JUN 9 OCT 20 AVON THEATRE OPENING JUN 22 He s fearless on the battlefield but in the pitfall-laden world of politics, he s doomed by his contempt for the common people. This stunning production by genre-defying director Robert Lepage explores the age-old tensions that still tear at the heart of democracy. Production support is generously provided by Larry Enkin & family in memory of Sharon Enkin, by Sylvia Soyka, and by Catherine & David Wilkes SEX AND DRAG AND ROCK N ROLL. APR 27 OCT 31 AVON THEATRE OPENING JUN 2 Book, Music and Lyrics by Richard O Brien Director and Choreographer Donna Feore With Dan Chameroy, Jennifer Rider-Shaw, Sayer Roberts, Robert Markus, Erica Peck, Steve Ross, Kimberly-Ann Truong It s the most fun you can have in fishnets! A cult classic for more than forty years, this brilliant pastiche of B-movie horror and sci-fi tropes, with its irresistible rock-and-roll score, invites us to shed our inhibitions and explore our wildest dreams and desires. Come ready for a great time dressed up if you dare! Rubber gloves, glow sticks and other paraphernalia welcome. But thanks for leaving your water guns, rice and other projectiles at home. Late-night performances June 16 and October 27 at 10pm DOUBLE TROUBLE. MAY 15 OCT 14 STUDIO THEATRE OPENING JUN 1 By William Shakespeare Director Keira Loughran With Beryl Bain, Jessica B. Hill, Qasim Khan, Josue Laboucane Separated in infancy, two pairs of twins are now in the same city, each unaware of the presence of their long-lost counterparts. Hilarity mounts as the look-alikes are repeatedly mistaken for each other till unexpected reunions bring happy endings for all. LITTLE LIES. BIG LAUGHS. MAY 11 OCT 28 AVON THEATRE OPENING MAY 31 6 By Oscar Wilde Director Lezlie Wade With Tim Campbell, Brad Hodder, Joseph Ziegler Sir Robert Chiltern enjoys a reputation as the only truly honest man in politics till an unwelcome visitor threatens to reveal the secret that could destroy his career. Intrigue and blackmail drive a suspenseful comedy-drama that sparkles with Wilde s inimitable wit. Production support is generously provided by Nona Macdonald Heaslip and by Dr. Robert & Roberta Sokol 7

5 HOME IS WHERE THE HEART ACHES. MAY 5 OCT 13 STUDIO THEATRE OPENING MAY 30 By Eugene O Neill Director Miles Potter With Seana McKenna, Scott Wentworth, Gordon S. Miller In this searing cry from the heart, one of the 20th century s greatest playwrights paints a haunting portrait of his own emotionally damaged family as they struggle under crushing burdens of guilt, resentment and dread to maintain the unifying bonds of love. Production support is generously provided by Alice & Tim Thornton DESPERATE TIMES. HILARIOUS MEASURES. AUG 2 OCT 27 AVON THEATRE OPENING AUG 17 By Eduardo De Filippo In a new translation by John Murrell From a literal translation by Donato Santeramo World première, commissioned by the Stratford Festival Director Antoni Cimolino With Tom McCamus, Brigit Wilson, Michael Blake, Tom Rooney A Neapolitan family prospers from the black market during the Second World War. But even as the money flows, community ties are tested and a moral price must be paid. A sparkling and warm-hearted comedy from a celebrated 20th-century master. Production support is generously provided by Bob & Martie Sachs A SISTERHOOD OF SECRECY. JUN 6 OCT 13 STUDIO THEATRE OPENING JUN 21 By Jordi Mand World première, commissioned by the Stratford Festival Director Vanessa Porteous With Beryl Bain, Jessica B. Hill, Andrea Rankin Three sisters live in poverty with their ailing father and dissolute, dying brother, jealously guarding the secrets of their disappointed hearts. But desperation drives them to a life-changing choice, as they reveal the literary talents that will win them world-wide fame. Production support is generously provided by Sylvia D. Chrominska and by M. Fainer 8 By Erin Shields A theatrical adaptation of John Milton s Paradise Lost World première, commissioned by the Stratford Festival Director Jackie Maxwell With Lucy Peacock, Qasim Khan, Amelia Sargisson THE DEVIL WEARS SNAKESKIN. AUG 1 OCT 14 STUDIO THEATRE OPENING AUG 17 Inspired by John Milton s epic poem of the cosmic battle between good and evil, Satan s revenge and the expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden, this ultra-contemporary new drama is fiercely engaging, irreverently funny and deeply moving. 9

6 BUS FUNDING ENGAGE AND ENRICH ENGAGE AND ENRICH TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD: CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES ON TEACHING A CLASSIC MAY 4 Engage with fellow teachers, playwrights and company members in a full-day symposium featuring play readings, workshops and discussions on contemporary approaches to To Kill a Mockingbird. Explore Audrey Dwyer s Calpurnia and Rob Kempson s Mockingbird, two contemporary takes on Harper Lee s well-known classic. In Calpurnia, we meet Julie, a Jamaican-Canadian screenwriter who revisits the story from the perspective of the Finch family s maid. Mockingbird, set in a high school English department, explores what happens when innocence meets authority. From $99, including lunch and a ticket to the matinée of To Kill a Mockingbird. BUS FUNDING Subsidies will be considered on a first-come, first-served basis for schools in need and will apply only to the following productions: THE TEMPEST JULIUS CAESAR CORIOLANUS TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD Visit STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/BUSFUNDING to apply. Support for bus funding is generously provided in memory of Ethel M. Janes and by The McLean Foundation. Experience classic plays brought from the Stratford Festival stage to the screen of your local movie theatre. To book your school group, visit CINEPLEX.COM/GROUPSALES Presented by Cineplex Groups and Events MICHIGAN TEACHERS WEEKEND MAY 19 TO 20 Work with Stratford s Education staff and Festival artists on bringing Shakespeare s text to life. Gain pedagogical strategies for your own classroom. $99 (US), including lunch and performance of The Tempest. Offered in partnership with the Michigan Members of the Stratford Festival. TEACHING SHAKESPEARE PROGRAM AND (NEW) TEACHING MUSICAL THEATRE PROGRAM Teaching Musical Theatre: AUGUST 21 TO 22 Teaching Shakespeare: AUGUST 22 TO 23 Bring Stratford into your school! For just the cost of a student matinée in September, October or November, receive two days of professional development in collaboration with teachers and Festival artists, plus multiple artist workshops in your classroom before and after your fall visit. This program pairs elementary and secondary level teachers with professional artists to explore how active and innovative approaches can make the work on our stages accessible and highly engaging to students. Support for the Teaching Shakespeare Program is generously provided by M.E.H Foundation, The Joan and Clifford Hatch Foundation and by an anonymous donor. ENCOUNTERING THE TEMPEST: HISTORICAL, LITERARY AND TECHNICAL APPROACHES SEPTEMBER 28 Explore one of Shakespeare s most magical works. Choose from three curricular workshop streams (Historical, Literary and Technical) to learn how to engage your students with this iconic text. Led by Festival staff and artists. From $119, including dinner and a ticket to the evening performance of The Tempest. Space is limited. For details on how to register for all teacher events and programs, visit us online at STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/TEACHERPD STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 11

7 COMPLETE YOUR VISIT COMPLETE YOUR VISIT COMPLETE YOUR VISIT Choose from a selection of active workshops, post-show chats with the actors and behind-the-scenes tours to create an unforgettable experience for your students. To book enrichment programming, contact our Box Office at or visit us online at STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/LEARN PROLOGUES 11 a.m. to noon Explore the production s key themes, questions and characters with members of the cast. Available on selected dates for all Shakespeare productions and To Kill a Mockingbird. $3.75 per student. 11 a.m. to noon See on calendar. Support for Prologues is generously provided by John and Therese Gardner POST-SHOW CHATS Half-hour Q&As with members of the cast, immediately following the performance. $2.50 per student (minimum 20 students) WORKSHOPS 10 to 11 a.m. and 11 a.m. to noon. Led by Festival teaching artists, these hour-long active sessions can always be created anew or tailored to suit your group s needs and interests workshops include: The Tempest Through the Ages: Journey Into the Archives Gender and Sexuality in The Comedy of Errors Song and Dance: The Rocky Horror Show and The Music Man Contemporary Perspectives on a Classic: To Kill a Mockingbird Power and Politics in Coriolanus Julius Caesar: The End of Democracy An Ideal Husband: Manners and Etiquette Stage Combat: Learn the Basics $11 per student (minimum 15, maximum 30 students) Workshops can also take place at your school. (An additional travel fee applies.) SPECIALIST HIGH SKILLS MAJOR (SHSM) PROGRAM Students can earn credits towards their specialist high skills certificate. Workshops are tailored to each group and may include set and lighting design, performance, stage combat and choreography. From $11 per student BEHIND-THE-SCENES TOURS Archives, Festival Theatre, Costume and Props Warehouse, Set Changeover. $6 per student. Contact the Box Office to book at: Learn more at STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/TOURSANDEXHIBITS STRATFORD FESTIVAL HD Share great performances from the Stratford Festival with your class. Eight titles now available. STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/SHOP PERFORMANCE PLUS Watch King Lear, Hamlet (available now), Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet (coming soon) in your classroom using our HD production presented alongside Shakespeare s text. Performance Plus includes an online study toolkit with discussion questions, lesson plans and interviews with cast and creative team members. STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/PERFORMANCEPLUS Support for Performance Plus is generously provided by The John and Myrna Daniels Charitable Foundation STUDY GUIDES Free study guides are created for selected productions to support you in engaging students in the key themes and questions explored in the play both before and after your visit. STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/TEACHERRESOURCES Tools for Teachers includes Prologues and Study Guides Sponsored by STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 13

8 SHAKESPEARE SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAM: JULY AND AUGUST WORKSHOPS FOCUS ON: Shakespeare Musical Theatre Advanced Acting Skills AND MORE! I learned more in that week than I have at any acting program, or play. The Shakespeare School has been one of the greatest experiences of my life! STUDENT ACTING SESSIONS AVAILABLE FOR BOTH NEW AND EXPERIENCED PERFORMERS IN GRADES 5 AND UP! SPACE IS LIMITED. ALL ARE WELCOME. APPLY TODAY! STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/SHAKESPEARESCHOOL EARLY BIRD PRICING SAVE UP TO 10% IF YOU BOOK BEFORE FEBRUARY 1, 2018 STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 15

9 WAYS TO SAVE WAYS TO SAVE TEACHER TICKET DEALS Enjoy special ticket discounts just for teachers! STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/TEACHERTICKETDEALS (NEW) FALL FOR THE BARD $10 Be one of the select schools to get $10 tickets for your class. Simply commit to bringing a class by making a 30% deposit by June 30, You can submit your final class size in September. This special offer is for all fall student matinée performances of Coriolanus and Julius Caesar only. See STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/FALLFORTHEBARD for full details. SPONSORS OUR THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING FOR THEIR GENEROUS SUPPORT SEASON PARTNERS PROGRAM SPONSOR The Stratford Festival gratefully acknowledges the generous support of these contributors to our success: FESTIVAL THEATRE Support for the 2018 season of the Festival Theatre is generously provided by Daniel Bernstein and Claire Foerster AVON THEATRE Support for the 2018 season of the Avon Theatre is generously provided by the Birmingham family STUDIO THEATRE Support for the 2018 season of the Studio Theatre is generously provided by Sandra & Jim Pitblado The Stratford Festival is a non-profit organization with charitable status in Canada and the U.S STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 17

10 APRIL / MAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MICHIGAN TEACHERS WEEKEND Are you a teacher from Michigan? Join us on May 19 and 20. 2:00 Music Man (1) :00 Music Man (1) MAY Teaching a Classic 2:00 Mockingbird (1) 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) 8:00 Music Man (1) :00 Music Man (1) 8:00 An Ideal Husband (1) 8:00 Long Day's Journey (1) 13 Mother s Day :00 Long Day's Journey (1) 8:00 Music Man (1) Victoria Day :00 Tempest (1) 8:00 Long Day's Journey (1) Michigan Teachers Weekend 2:00 Music Man (1) 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) 8:00 Tempest (1) Michigan Teachers Weekend 8:00 Long Day's Journey (1) OPENING The Tempest 2:00 Rocky Horror Show (1) 7:30 Tempest (2) OPENING The Music Man 8:00 Long Day's Journey (1) OPENING Long Day's Journey Into Night 8:00 An Ideal Husband (1) 8:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 8:00 Music Man (1) 8:00 An Ideal Husband (1) 8:00 Comedy of Errors (1) OPENING An Ideal Husband 8:00 An Ideal Husband (2) 8:00 Comedy of Errors (1) 8:00 Tempest (1) 2:00 Music Man (1) 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) 8:00 Tempest (1) 8:00 An Ideal Husband (1) FALL FOR THE BARD $10 Book your fall dates and make your downpayment early, to access $10 tickets for Coriolanus and Julius Caesar. See page 16 for details STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 19

11 JUNE TEACHING SHAKESPEARE & (NEW) TEACHING MUSICAL THEATRE PROGRAMS Space is limited. Secure your spot before June 15. See page 11 for details. SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SHAKESPEARE SCHOOL SUMMER PROGRAMMING AVAILABLE FOR GRADES 5 & UP! Save up to 10% if you book before February 1. Deadline is June STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/SHAKESPEARESCHOOL 8:00 Comedy of Errors (2) :00 Brontë (1) OPENING The Comedy of Errors 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) S OPENINGS To Kill a Mockingbird The Rocky Horror Show 2:00 Mockingbird (2) 2:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 5:00 PWC Member Dinner 2:00 Mockingbird (2) 2:00 Coriolanus (1) 2:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 8:00 Comedy of Errors (2) 10:30 Celebrated Speakers 11:30 Forum Meal 2:00 Music Man (2) 2:00 An Ideal Husband (2) 11:00 Lobby Talk 2:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 10:30 Creating the Storm 10:30 Rarely Played 2:00 Tempest (2) 8:00 Brontë (1) 2:00 Rocky Horror Show (2) 2:00 Brontë (1) 8:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 2:00 Coriolanus (1) S 8:00 Brontë (1) 8:00 Coriolanus (1) 8:00 Comedy of Errors (2) 8:00 Coriolanus (1) 8:00 Brontë (1) Late-Night Performance: 10:00 Rocky Horror Show (2) 17 Father s Day OPENING Brontë OPENING Coriolanus 2:00 Coriolanus (1) S 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) S 8:00 Brontë (1) 10:30 Behind the Scenes 11:00 Lobby Talk 8:00 Coriolanus (1) 8:00 Brontë (2) 5:30 PWC/Prospero MBR Event 8:00 Coriolanus (2) 8:00 Comedy of Errors (2) 2:00 Mockingbird (2) 2:00 Comedy of Errors (2) :30 MM Weekend 10:30 Ideas at Stratford 2:00 Mockingbird (2) 2:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 8:00 Brontë (2) 10:30 MM Weekend 10:30 Song & Dance 2:00 Music Man (2) 2:00 An Ideal Husband (2) 2:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 8:00 Coriolanus (2) 8:00 Comedy of Errors (2) 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) S 8:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 2:00 Mockingbird (2) 2:00 Rocky Horror Show (2) 2:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 8:00 An Ideal Husband (2) 8:00 Brontë (2) STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 21

12 JULY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 Canada Day SAVE ON STUDENT TICKETS! Summer School Tickets start at $25. Student Evenings start at $ See two shows in one day and receive special pricing for evening performances! 8:00 Coriolanus (2) 8:00 Comedy of Errors (2) 8:00 Brontë (2) 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) S 2:00 Music Man (2) 2:00 Coriolanus (2) 2:00 Comedy of Errors (2) 8:00 An Ideal Husband (2) 8:00 Long Day's Journey (2) :00 Lobby Talk 10:30 Song & Dance 10:30 Creating the Storm 11:00 PWC Member Chat 2:00 Tempest (3) 2:00 Brontë (3) 8:00 An Ideal Husband (3) 2:00 Tempest (2) 2:00 Rocky Horror Show (2) 2:00 Brontë (2) 7:30 Night Music :30 Celebrated Speakers 2:00 Music Man (2) 2:00 Coriolanus (2) 2:00 Comedy of Errors (2) 8:00 Mockingbird (2) 8:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 10:30 PWC Director's Day 10:30 Ideas at Stratford 10:30 Contemporary Perspectives 2:00 Brontë (3) 1:15 Member Insights 10:30 Song & Dance 11:00 PWC Member Chat 11:30 Forum Meal :30 Ideas at Stratford 2:00 Tempest (3) 7:30 Night Music :30 Night Music 2:00 Julius Caesar (2) 2:00 Brontë (3) 10:30 Behind the Scenes 8:00 An Ideal Husband (3) 10:30 Rarely Played 11:00 PWC Member Chat 10:30 Ideas at Stratford 2:00 Tempest (3) INVITE STRATFORD INTO YOUR CLASSROOM WITH PERFORMANCE PLUS From Hamlet to Macbeth bring Stratford productions to your students! A free-of-charge film and digital study guide available online at STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/PERFORMANCEPLUS STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 23

13 AUGUST AVAILABLE ON DVD Visit the Stratford Festival Shop or buy online. Use promo code TEACHERHD to receive the $18.95 special teacher price. STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/ SHOP SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY PARTNER WITH STRATFORD ARTISTS! Two days of professional development plus multiple classroom workshops in connection with your fall visit :30 Behind the Scenes (NEW) Teaching Musical Theatre: AUGUST 21 TO 22 Teaching Shakespeare: AUGUST 22 TO 23 2:00 Tempest (3) 2:00 Paradise Lost (2) See page 11 for details. 2:00 Paradise Lost (2) 8:00 Julius Caesar (2) 8:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 5 6 Civic Holiday :00 Music Man 2:00 Julius Caesar (2) 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 8:00 Paradise Lost (2) 8:00 An Ideal Husband (3) 10:30 Song & Dance 11:00 PWC Member Chat 2:30 Showcase 8:00 Julius Caesar (2) 8:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 8:00 Paradise Lost (2) 2:00 Julius Caesar (2) 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 8:00 Paradise Lost (2) :30 Song & Dance 10:30 PWC/Prospero MBR Event 11:00 Lobby Talk 8:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 8:00 Paradise Lost (2) 2:00 Tempest (3) 8:00 Julius Caesar (2) OPENING Julius Caesar 10:30 Behind the Scenes 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 2:00 Paradise Lost (2) OPENINGS Paradise Lost Napoli Milionaria! 11:00 PWC Member Chat 2:00 Paradise Lost (3) 5:00 US/PWC Member Dinner 8:00 Napoli Milionaria! (3) 2:00 Julius Caesar (2) 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 2:00 Forum Showcase 8:00 Paradise Lost (2) 7:30 Night Music :00 An Ideal Husband (3) 10:30 Ideas at Stratford 11:30 Forum Meal 10:30 Ideas at Stratford Teaching Musical Theatre 1:15 Member Insights 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (3) 2:00 Brontë (3) Teaching Musical Theatre Teaching Shakespeare 2:00 Tempest (3) 8:00 Paradise Lost (3) Teaching Shakespeare 7:30 Night Music :30 Rarely Played 11:00 PWC Member Chat 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (3) 2:00 Brontë (3) 8:00 An Ideal Husband (3) 10:30 Celebrated Speakers 10:30 Contemporary Perspectives 2:00 Julius Caesar (3) 2:00 Paradise Lost (3) 7:30 Night Music 2:00 Paradise Lost (1) S 1:15 Member Insights 2:00 Julius Caesar (1) S 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (1) S 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) S 8:00 Forum Showcase 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (1) S 8:00 Paradise Lost (3) STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 25

14 SEPTEMBER COMPLETE YOUR SCHOOL TRIP Choose from active workshops, post-show chats with the actors and behind-the-scenes tours! STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/ LEARN SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY STEP ONTO THE STAGE AND MEET THE CAST Book a Prologue to explore the story with cast members before the show. Available at 11 a.m. on selected dates for all Shakespeare productions and To Kill a Mockingbird. BUS SUBSIDIES AVAILABLE! To apply, visit STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/ BUSFUNDING 2 3 Labour Day :00 Napoli Milionaria! (1) S 10:30 Behind the Scenes 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) S 11:00 PWC Member Chat 2:00 Paradise Lost (1) S 2:00 Tempest (3) 8:00 Paradise Lost (3) :00 Brontë (3) 10:30 Contemporary Perspectives 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (3) 2:00 Paradise Lost (3) 2:00 Paradise Lost (1) S 2:00 Julius Caesar (1) S 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) S 8:00 Napoli Milionaria! (3) 8:00 Paradise Lost (3) 10:30 Rarely Played 11:00 PWC Member Chat 2:00 Coriolanus (1) S :30 Creating the Storm 2:00 Tempest (3) 8:00 Napoli Milionaria! (3) 8:00 Paradise Lost (3) 10:30 Behind the Scenes 1:15 Member Insights 11:00 PWC Member Chat 11:00 PWC/Prospero MBR Event 10:30 Showcase 11:00 Lobby Talk 10:30 Song & Dance 2:00 Coriolanus (1) S 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) S 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) S 2:00 Brontë (3) 8:00 Napoli Milionaria! (3) 8:00 Napoli Milionaria! (3) 8:00 Paradise Lost (3) 8:00 Forum Showcase :00 Paradise Lost (3) 30 2:00 Julius Caesar (1) S 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (1) S 2:00 Paradise Lost (1) S 8:00 Forum Showcase Encountering The Tempest 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (1) S 2:00 Paradise Lost (1) S 8:00 Paradise Lost (3) STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 27

15 OCTOBER / NOVEMBER Calendar Legend Price Types See ticket info chart on p. 31 S Students Midweek Matinée Specials See ticket info chart on p. 31 Prologues See page 12 Audio Described Performance Audio Described performances are specifically designed for patrons who are blind or have low vision. American Sign Language Performance Offered on selected dates throughout the season, ASL performances are designed to enhance the experience for patrons who are deaf or deafened. Relaxed Performance Relaxed Performances are designed to welcome patrons who may benefit from a less restricted audience environment, including those with intellectual or learning disabilities, sensory processing conditions, autism, social anxiety, Alzheimer s, PTSD or dementia. All of the above are available to individuals and groups. Groups of 20 or more may contact Heather Martin, Groups Sales Manager, at hmartin@stratfordfestival.ca to arrange additional dates. Touch Tours Guided tours that are designed to enhance the Audio Described performance. Visit our website for dates. STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/ACCESSIBILITY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY :00 Mockingbird (2) 8:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 8:00 Julius Caesar (2) 8:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 8:00 Paradise Lost (2) 2:00 Coriolanus (1) S 2:00 Long Day's Journey (1) S 8:00 Comedy of Errors (2) 2:00 Paradise Lost (1) S 8:00 Julius Caesar (2) 7 8 Thanksgiving :00 Tempest (2) 2:00 Rocky Horror Show (2) 2:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 8:00 Coriolanus (2) 8:00 Brontë (2) 2:00 Music Man (2) 2:00 An Ideal Husband (2) 2:00 Brontë (2) 8:00 Paradise Lost (2) 8:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 2:00 Julius Caesar (1) S 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (1) S 2:00 Paradise Lost (1) S 8:00 Mockingbird (2) 11:00 Lobby Talk 2:00 Coriolanus (1) S 8:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 8:00 Long Day's Journey (2) 2:00 Mockingbird (2) 2:00 Coriolanus (2) 2:00 Brontë (2) 8:00 An Ideal Husband (2) 8:00 Long Day's Journey (2) :00 Julius Caesar (2) 2:00 Rocky Horror Show (2) 2:00 Paradise Lost (2) 8:00 Comedy of Errors (2) 11:00 Lobby Talk 2:00 Julius Caesar (1) S 8:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 8:00 Mockingbird (2) 8:00 Coriolanus (2) 8:00 An Ideal Husband (2) 2:00 Julius Caesar (2) 2:00 Coriolanus (2) :00 Music Man (2) 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 1:15 Member Insights 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (1) S 8:00 Julius Caesar (2) :00 Mockingbird (2) 2:00 Napoli Milionaria! (2) 8:00 Julius Caesar (2) Late-Night Performance: 10:00 Rocky Horror Show (2) Open Captioned Performances Using a screen that displays spoken dialogue as text, Open Captioned performances are another option for deaf or deafened patrons. Visit our website for dates. STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/ACCESSIBILITY 2:00 Music Man (2) 2:00 An Ideal Husband (2) NOVEMBER 2:00 Music Man (2) SUNDAY 4 2:00 Mockingbird (2) STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 29

16 SOUND BOARD SEATING PLANS PRICE CHART FESTIVAL THEATRE Access to all seating is by stepped aisles leading down from the rear of the auditorium. 1 STAGE STAGE 9 STUDIO THEATRE Entry to all seating (except front row) is by steps leading upward from stage level. The auditorium is steeply inclined, and reaching the back rows may be challenging for those with restricted mobility. 5 STAGE ORCHESTRA SOUND BOARD 6 7 SAVINGS FOR STUDENTS MIDWEEK MATINÉE SPECIALS Excludes performances between July 10 and August 27 LIMITED SEATS ORDER EARLY! 1 STAGE STAGE 9 Productions Globe Ring Premium Spotlight A B C Plays Call for Musicals pricing Super Saver 2 3 Balcony overhangs row M of the Orchestra 7 8 BALCONY SAVINGS FOR STUDENT GROUPS ALL PERFORMANCES, ALL SEASON LONG! Aisle-zone seating available for an additional $5 per seat. M M M M STAGE 4 6 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. 5 STAGE Balcony overhangs row G of the Orchestra Price Type Productions Globe Ring Premium Spotlight A B C Plays Musicals Plays Call for Musicals pricing Plays Musicals Super Saver Student Evenings from $12.50 Save 50% on A, B, C and SuperSaver seats when you add an evening show to a student matinée 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. Schools 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 applicable taxes will be applied to all school orders. School discounts apply to groups of 6 or more. One complimentary ticket is offered for every 20 tickets paid in full. Group contracts must be signed and returned within 30 days. For information on exchanging tickets, visit the Schools page on our website. ABOUT YOUR TICKETS Ticket prices do not include taxes or handling charges. ORCHESTRA BALCONY Globe Ring Premium Spotlight A Seating B Seating C Seating M Super Saver Mobility Accessibility (NEW) SAVINGS FOR SUMMER SCHOOLS Take advantage of our special summer school pricing for July and August performances. From $25 STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA/SUMMERSCHOOL STRATFORDFESTIVAL.CA 31