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STRATFORD -- Colm Feore will be returning to the Stratford Festival for the first time in five years, to play the title role in
King Lear. Directed by Artistic Director Antoni Cimolino, it is the production that will open the 2014 season. Mr. Feore will also play Archer in Mr. Cimolino’s production of
The Beaux’ Stratagem.
Mr. Feore joins an outstanding group of lead and principal players, including:
Graham Abbey, Sarah Afful, Maev Beaty, Evan Buliung,
Ben Carlson, Patricia Collins, Cynthia Dale, Sara Farb,
Josh Franklin, Jonathan Goad, Martha Henry, Brad Hodder,
Bethany Jillard, Dion Johnstone, Chilina Kennedy, Trish Lindström,
Tom McCamus, Yanna McIntosh, Seana McKenna, Mike Nadajewski,
Stephen Ouimette, Lucy Peacock, Chick Reid, Liisa Repo-Martell,
Tom Rooney, Tara Rosling, Steve Ross, Mike Shara,
Brian Tree, Scott Wentworth, Geraint Wyn Davies and Jenny Young.
“I am delighted that Colm is able to be with us to
take on the commanding role of Lear,” says Mr. Cimolino. “2014 promises
to be a thrilling year onstage. We have in our leading roles a number of
actors who are at the height of their powers.
This extraordinary ensemble will give us moments of both cathartic
sadness and giddy joy as we explore the many faces of madness presented
through this playbill.”
FESTIVAL THEATRE
SUPPORT FOR THE 2014 SEASON OF THE FESTIVAL THEATRE IS GENEROUSLY PROVIDED
BY CLAIRE AND DANIEL BERNSTEIN
Stephen Ouimette to play the Fool to Colm Feore’s Lear
KING LEAR | BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE | DIRECTED BY ANTONI CIMOLINO
FESTIVAL THEATRE
PREVIEWS START MAY 5 | OPENS MAY 26 | CLOSES OCTOBER 10
PRODUCTION SPONSOR: SUN LIFE FINANCIAL
PRODUCTION SUPPORT: JANE PETERSEN-BURFIELD & FAMILY, CECIL & LINDA RORABECK,
BARBARA & JOHN SCHUBERT AND CATHERINE & DAVID WILKES
Stephen Ouimette will play the Fool to Colm Feore’s Lear in
Antoni Cimolino’s production of King Lear, which will officially open the 2014 Stratford Festival on May 26.
Scott Wentworth, who starred as Tevye, Shylock and Capulet in 2013, will return to play Gloucester.
Evan Buliung will play his son, Edgar, and Brad Hodder, his bastard son, Edmund.
Jonathan Goad will play the Earl of Kent.
After making her Stratford debut as Shylock’s daughter, Jessica,
Sara Farb will take on the role of Cordelia, while Stratford newcomers
Maev Beaty and Liisa Repo-Martell will play Goneril and Regan, respectively.
Audiences have been eagerly
awaiting Mr. Feore’s return to the Stratford stage since he starred as
Macbeth and Cyrano de Bergerac in 2009. In addition to those title
roles, he has also played Don Juan, Coriolanus, Hamlet,
Romeo and Richard III. In fact, with Lear, he will have played as many
title roles at Stratford as the great Christopher Plummer. His talent
crosses not only borders but media, with starring roles in film,
television and on stage. His television work includes
featured roles in The Borgias, Revolution, The Good Wife and
Saving Hope, while his film credits include Kenneth Branagh’s Thor, Clint Eastwood’s
Changeling and the Oscar-winning film Chicago, which also
won the 2003 SAG Award for Outstanding Performance by the Cast of a
Theatrical Motion Picture. He will next be seen in Marc Webb’s upcoming
sequel to
The Amazing Spiderman.
Josh Franklin and Chilina Kennedy take the leads in
Crazy for You
CRAZY FOR YOU | THE NEW GERSHWIN MUSICAL
MUSIC AND LYRICS BY GEORGE GERSHWIN AND IRA GERSHWIN | BOOK BY KEN LUDWIG
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY DONNA FEORE | FESTIVAL THEATRE
PREVIEWS START APRIL 21 | OPENS MAY 27 | CLOSES OCTOBER 12
PRODUCTION CO-SPONSOR: UNION GAS LIMITED
PRODUCTION SUPPORT: RIKI TUROFSKY & CHARLES PETERSON
Josh Franklin will make his Stratford debut as Bobby Child and
Chilina Kennedy will return to Stratford to play Polly Baker in Donna Feore’s production of
Crazy for You. Tom Rooney will play Bela Zangler.
Mr. Franklin is currently
starring as Billy Crocker in the first national touring production of
Kathleen Marshall’s Tony-winning revival of
Anything Goes. His previous credits include the Broadway casts of Anything Goes,
Ghost, Legally Blonde and Grease as well as in the first national tours of
Jersey Boys, Grease, Disney’s On The Record and All Shook Up. Mr. Franklin has also been seen on television in
Gossip Girl, The Tony Awards (2007 and 2011) and A Capitol Fourth alongside Barry Manilow, Aretha Franklin and the Sesame Street characters.
Ms Kennedy will be back on the Stratford stage
for the first time since her Broadway run as Mary Magdelene in the Festival’s production of
Jesus Christ Superstar. She made her Stratford debut in 2009 as Maria in
West Side Story and quickly became a Festival favourite, delighting audiences as Evita, Lois Lane in
Kiss Me, Kate, Philia in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and Rose of Sharon in
The Grapes of Wrath. Last winter, Ms Kennedy played Cecily in The Importance of Being Earnest at the Neptune Theatre, and recently finished a run of the world première of
A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder, in which she originated
the role of Phoebe at Hartford Stage and The Old Globe in San Diego. The
play was named best new musical of 2012 by
The New York Times. This past summer she played the title role in the world première of
Evangeline at the Charlottetown Festival.
Stephen Ouimette to play Bottom,
with Evan Buliung and Jonathan Goad
sharing roles of Titania and Oberon
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM | BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
DIRECTED BY CHRIS ABRAHAM | FESTIVAL THEATRE
PREVIEWS START MAY 16 | OPENS MAY 31 | CLOSES OCTOBER 11
PRODUCTION SPONSOR: BMO FINANCIAL GROUP
PRODUCTION SUPPORT: LARRY ENKIN & FAMILY IN MEMORY OF SHARON ENKIN,
DRS. M.L. MYERS & THE LATE W.P. HAYMAN AND MARTIE & BOB SACHS
Chris Abraham’s production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, featuring
Stephen Ouimette as Bottom, will be set in a Stratford garden in
the context of a wedding at which the couple’s actor friends present
their own version of the play in celebration. The concept leads to some
unconventional casting, including the sharing
of the roles of Titania and Oberon by Evan Buliung and Jonathan Goad,
Chick Reid as Puck and Tara Rosling as Lysander. Hermia will be played by
Bethany Jillard, Helena by Liisa Repo-Martell, and Demetrius by
Mike Shara. Scott Wentworth will play Theseus.
Mr. Ouimette will celebrate his 20th season at Stratford in 2014, after delighting audiences this season as Lucio in
Measure for Measure and Estragon in Waiting for Godot. Recent highlights of his time here include Sir Andrew Aguecheek in
Twelfth Night, Hysterium in A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Canon Chasuble in
The Importance of Being Earnest and Touchstone in As You Like It. He has directed a number of Stratford productions including
Timon of Athens in 2004, and has played the title roles in Hamlet,
King John, Amadeus and Richard III, as well as many other leading roles. Mr. Ouimette recently gave an acclaimed performance as Harry Hope in
The Iceman Cometh at The Goodman Theatre in Chicago with Nathan Lane and Brian Dennehy.
Mr. Buliung was last seen at Stratford in 2011 as Tom Joad in
The Grapes of Wrath and Roger in The Little Years. In his eight Stratford seasons, Mr. Buliung’s highlights include Mac in
King of Thieves, Petruchio in The Taming of the Shrew, Mercutio in
Romeo and Juliet and Edgar in King Lear, a role that he will return to in 2014. His outstanding stage career includes originating the role of Khashoggi in
We Will Rock You in Toronto and Aragorn in the world première of Lord of the Rings, for which he earned a Dora nomination. His other credits include Hanks in
Farther West and Jamie in Long Day’s Journey into Night at Soulpepper Theatre, Macduff in
Macbeth at Chicago Shakespeare, as well as numerous leading roles at the Shaw Festival.
Mr. Goad has taken on the role
of Oberon before – in the Festival’s 2004 production. Needless to say he
has not yet played Titania. Mr. Goad’s 2013 season featured three major
roles: Mercutio in
Romeo and Juliet, Porthos in The Three Musketeers and Gratiano in
The Merchant of Venice. His previous Stratford credits include Harold Hill in
The Music Man, Mark Antony in Julius Caesar, Hippolytus in Phèdre, Iago in
Othello and Angelo in Measure for Measure. He also has numerous film and television credits, including
Nikita, Heartland and Rookie Blue, as well as the recurring role of Christian Doyle on
Republic of Doyle.
Colm Feore to be joined by Martha Henry,
Lucy Peacock, Mike Shara in
The Beaux’ Stratagem
THE BEAUX’ STRATAGEM | BY GEORGE FARQUHAR | DIRECTED BY ANTONI CIMOLINO | FESTIVAL THEATRE
PREVIEWS START JULY 31 | OPENS AUGUST 15 | CLOSES OCTOBER 11
PRODUCTION SUPPORT: SYLVIA D. CHROMINSKA, DR. DENNIS & DOROTHEA HACKER
AND DIANA TREMAIN
In addition to playing King Lear, Colm Feore will take a comic turn as Archer in
Antoni Cimolino’s production of The Beaux’ Stratagem, the first Restoration comedy presented at the Festival since 1995.
He will be joined by Martha Henry as Lady Bountiful,
Lucy Peacock as Mrs. Sullen, and Mike Shara as his sidekick Aimwell.
Scott Wentworth will play Mr. Sullen and Bethany Jillard, Dorinda.
Ms Henry, one of Canada’s most celebrated artists, will mark her 40th season in 2014.
A Companion of the Order of Canada and a recipient of the
Governor General’s Lifetime Achievement Award, Ms Henry boasts a career
without parallel in this country. Since beginning her Stratford
adventure in 1962, Ms Henry has played nearly every female
leading role in Shakespeare’s canon, and was seen most recently as the
Prof in this season’s beloved production of
Taking Shakespeare. Other recent acting credits include Queen Margaret in
Richard III, Mme de Rosemonde in Dangerous Liaisons, the Countess of Rosillion in
All’s Well That Ends Well and Hecuba in The Trojan Women.
Ms Henry is also the Director of the Birmingham Conservatory for Classical Theatre.
After her stirring portrayal of
Mary Stuart this season, Lucy Peacock will once again collaborate with
Mr. Cimolino in 2014. In her 27 seasons, Ms Peacock’s career at
Stratford has been studded with extraordinary performances,
including Elora in the world première of The Thrill this season as well as Nana in
For the Pleasure of Seeing Her Again, Audrey in As You Like It, Masha in
Three Sisters and a tour-de-force performance of all of the characters in
The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead. Ms Peacock is also well known as both the Creative Director and host of the popular cabaret series
Late Night with Lucy. She will next be seen as Arkadina in The Seagull at the Segal Centre this February.
Since joining the company in 2009, Mr. Shara has quickly become a Festival favourite, with such memorable roles as Roderigo in
Othello and Aramis in The Three Musketeers this past season, as well as Cornelius Hackl in
The Matchmaker, Christian in Cyrano de Bergerac and Algernon in
The Importance of Being Earnest. Mr. Shara is a veteran of the Shaw Festival and has performed across the country. His television work includes
Murdoch Mysteries, Little Mosque on the Prairie and Queer as Folk.
AVON THEATRE
SUPPORT FOR THE 2014 SEASON OF THE AVON THEATRE IS GENEROUSLY PROVIDED BY THE BIRMINGHAM FAMILY.
Tom Rooney to play Cervantes in
Man of La Mancha
with Chilina Kennedy as Aldonza
MAN OF LA MANCHA
WRITTEN BY DALE WASSERMAN | MUSIC BY MITCH LEIGH | LYRICS BY JOE DARION
DIRECTED BY ROBERT McQUEEN | CHOREOGRAPHED BY MARC KIMELMAN
AVON THEATRE
PREVIEWS START MAY 18 | OPENS MAY 29 | CLOSES OCTOBER 11
Tom Rooney, who in just six seasons has become one of the Festival’s best-loved performers, will play Cervantes in
Man of La Mancha. Chilina Kennedy will play Aldonza, in addition to her lead role in
Crazy for You. Steve Ross, fresh off his star turns as Uncle Ernie in
Tommy and Lazar Wolf in Fiddler on the Roof, will play Sancho.
Mr. Rooney is returning for his seventh season after two acclaimed performances this season, as Angelo in
Measure for Measure and Vladimir in Waiting for Godot. Festival audiences have been captivated by his richly drawn portrayals of Ensign Pistol in
Henry V, Malvolio in Twelfth Night and Master Ford in The Merry Wives of Windsor. Mr. Rooney also has a storied background in musicals, premièring the role of Robert Service in the new Canadian musical
Wanderlust in 2012, and starring as Wilbur in both the Broadway and Toronto productions of
Hairspray. His remarkable performance in Kristen Thomson’s Someone Else at Crow’s Theatre this past January earned him the Dora Award for Outstanding Performance.
Trish Lindström to play lead in star-studded
Alice
SCHULICH CHILDREN’S PLAYS PRESENTS
ALICE THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS | BY LEWIS CARROLL
ADAPTED FOR THE STAGE BY JAMES REANEY | DIRECTED BY JILLIAN KEILEY
AVON THEATRE
PREVIEWS START APRIL 30 | OPENS MAY 31 | CLOSES OCTOBER 12
Trish Lindström, last seen at the Festival as Miranda to Christopher Plummer’s Prospero, will return to Stratford to play the title role in
Alice Through the Looking-Glass. She will be joined by Cynthia Dale as the Red Queen,
Dion Johnstone as the White King, Tom McCamus as the March Hare and
Brian Tree as Humpty Dumpty.
In just three seasons at
Stratford, Ms Lindström has given many memorable performances in
addition to her Miranda, including Sally Bowles in
Cabaret, Helen Keller in The Miracle Worker, Louise in The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie and Lucetta in
The Two Gentleman of Verona. Her extensive stage career includes Helen in
Bloodless: Trial of Burke and Hare at Theatre 20, Catherine Givings in In the Next Room or the vibrator play at Tarragon Theatre and Titania/Hippolyta in
A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Soulpepper Theatre, as well as Squeaky Fromme in
Assassins at TIFT/Birdland and the title role in Mimi at Tarragon, both of which earned her Dora Award nominations.
Hay Fever to feature Lucy Peacock and Cynthia Dale
HAY FEVER | BY NOËL COWARD | DIRECTED BY ALISA PALMER | AVON THEATRE
PREVIEWS START MAY 28 | OPENS JUNE 19 | CLOSES OCTOBER 11
PRODUCTION SUPPORT: M. VAILE FAINER AND BARBARA & CHIP VALLIS
Lucy Peacock continues her comic bent in 2014 playing Judith Bliss in the sparkling Noël Coward play
Hay Fever. Cynthia Dale, last seen as Dorothy Brock in the 2012 hit
42nd Street, will play Myra Arundel.
Throughout her 11 seasons, Ms Dale has played many memorable leading roles including Maggie in
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady, Maria in
The Sound of Music, Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls, Aldonza in Man of La Mancha, Guenevere in
Camelot, Annie Sullivan in The Miracle Worker and Bianca in The Taming of the Shrew.
A true triple sensation, Ms Dale has worked extensively in theatre from
Toronto to New York and on screen in countless television and film
productions.
Her wildly popular cabaret Cynthia Dale in Concert: Outside Looking In was a highlight of the Festival’s inaugural Forum this season.
TOM PATTERSON THEATRE
SUPPORT FOR THE 2014 SEASON OF THE TOM PATTERSON THEATRE IS GENEROUSLY PROVIDED
BY RICHARD ROONEY AND LAURA DINNER
Tom McCamus to play King John
with Seana McKenna as Constance
KING JOHN | BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE | DIRECTED BY TIM CARROLL
TOM PATTERSON THEATRE
PREVIEWS START MAY 21 | OPENS MAY 28 | CLOSES SEPTEMBER 20
PRODUCTION SUPPORT: KARON BALES & CHARLES BEALL
Tim Carroll’s production of King John will feature
Tom McCamus in the title role and will have him once more sharing the stage with
Seana McKenna, who will play Constance. The two were seen together most recently in
The Matchmaker and Dangerous Liaisons.
Graham Abbey, after his gripping portrayal of Iago in this season’s
Othello, will play the Bastard. Patricia Collins, whose 2013 credits include a heart-rending portrayal of Hanna in
The Thrill, will play Queen Eleanor.
A stalwart of the Festival stage, Mr. McCamus has
given audiences a string of powerful and memorable performances, most
recently including Antonio in
The Merchant of Venice, Friar Laurence in Romeo and Juliet, Iachimo in
Cymbeline, Tim Casey in The Grapes of Wrath and Le Vicomte de Valmont in
Dangerous Liaisons. His beautifully drawn comedic characters include Horace Vandergelder in
The Matchmaker, Captain Hook in Peter Pan and Page in The Merry Wives of Windsor. His career at Stratford stretches back to 1994, when he made his unforgettable debut as Edmund Tyrone in
Long Day’s Journey into Night.
Seana McKenna to play Mother Courage;
joined by Geraint Wyn Davies and Ben Carlson
MOTHER COURAGE AND HER CHILDREN | BY BERTOLT BRECHT
DIRECTED BY MARTHA HENRY | TOM PATTERSON THEATRE
PREVIEWS START MAY 15 | OPENS MAY 30 | CLOSES SEPTEMBER 21
PRODUCTION SUPPORT: THE HARKINS FAMILY IN MEMORY OF SUSAN HARKINS
AND ALICE & TIM THORNTON
Director Martha Henry says there aren’t many
actresses who can take on the role of Mother Courage, but we are
extremely fortunate to have such an extraordinary talent in
Seana McKenna. Ms McKenna will be joined in this production by two other exceptional performers,
Geraint Wyn Davies, in the role of the Cook, and Ben Carlson as the Chaplain.
After her gripping portrayal of Elizabeth in this season’s sold-out production of
Mary Stuart, Ms McKenna will return for her 23rd
season in 2014. Her distinguished career includes searing portrayals of
some of dramatic literature’s most tragic figures, including Medea,
Andromache, Phèdre, Clytemestra and Richard III. Highly
regarded for her remarkable versatility, Ms McKenna has also turned in a
number of memorable comedic performances, most recently including the
hilarious Madame Arcati in this season’s
Blithe Spirit and Dolly Levi in The Matchmaker. She has played every one of Shakespeare’s leading ladies, many of them here at Stratford,
as well as his wife, Anne Hathaway, in the one-woman show Shakespeare’s Will.
Mr. Carlson will mark his seventh season at Stratford in 2014, after delighting audiences this season as Lord Burleigh in
Mary Stuart and Charles in Blithe Spirit. Highlights of his time at the Festival include Benedick in
Much Ado About Nothing, Fluellen in Henry V, Feste in Twelfth Night, Touchstone in
As You Like It, Brutus in Julius Caesar and the title role in Hamlet.
He has worked throughout Canada and the United States, and spent 12
seasons at the Shaw Festival, where he is well remembered for his
marathon
Man and Superman, The Return of the Prodigal and All My Sons, among many other performances.
Geraint Wyn Davies and Yanna McIntosh
are Antony and Cleopatra
ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA | BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE | DIRECTED BY GARY GRIFFIN
TOM PATTERSON THEATRE
PREVIEWS START AUGUST 3 | OPENS AUGUST 14 | CLOSES SEPTEMBER 20
PRODUCTION SUPPORT: M.E.H. FOUNDATION
Geraint Wyn Davies and Yanna McIntosh will once again share the stage, this time as Shakespeare’s great lovers Antony and Cleopatra, under the direction of
Gary Griffin. They were last seen together in 2012, as Cymbeline and his Queen, and in 2009, as Julius Caesar and Calphurnia.
The production will also feature Ben Carlson as Octavius and
Tom McCamus as Enobarbus.
Mr. Wyn Davies, featured this year as Duke Vincentio in
Measure for Measure and the Earl of Leicester in Mary Stuart, as well as in the Forum series Geraint Wyn Davies Presents… “Wordplay,” will return to the Festival for his 11th season. He began his Stratford career in 1986, playing the
title role in Pericles and Antipholus of Syracuse in The Boys from Syracuse, and quickly became a true Festival favourite. His most recent triumphs include Cymbeline, Stephano in
The Tempest, Bottom in A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Polonius in Hamlet and Dylan Thomas in the one-man show
Do Not Go Gentle. His stage career has taken him throughout
Canada, the U.S. and the U.K. and he has dozens of film and television
credits, including key roles on
ReGenesis, Republic of Doyle, 24, Slings and Arrows,
Airwolf and Forever Knight.
Returning for her ninth season,
Ms McIntosh was last in the company in 2012, with key roles in two of
the season’s most highly lauded productions, playing the Queen in
Cymbeline and a powerful and highly original Elektra. Her Stratford credits also include Queen Elizabeth in
Richard III, Grace in The Little Years, Hermione in The Winter’s Tale, Lady Macbeth, Titania in
A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Helen in The Trojan Woman and Mme. Volanges in
Dangerous Liaisons. Ms McIntosh is a Dora and Gemini Award-winning actor, whose Toronto credits include Condoleeza Rice in
Stuff Happens and the title roles in Mary Stuart, Hedda Gabler and
Belle. She was recently nominated for the Christopher Plummer Fellowship Award of Excellence.
STUDIO THEATRE
Newcomer Jenny Young to play Queen Christina
CHRISTINA, THE GIRL KING
BY MICHEL MARC BOUCHARD | TRANSLATED BY LINDA GABORIAU
DIRECTED BY VANESSA PORTEOUS | STUDIO THEATRE
PREVIEWS START JULY 29 | OPENS AUGUST 14 | CLOSES SEPTEMBER 21
Jenny Young will make her Stratford debut as the androgynous, free-thinking monarch in Michel Marc Bouchard’s
Christina, The Girl King, translated by Linda Gaboriau and directed by
Vanessa Porteous. The production also features Graham Abbey as Count Johan Oxenstierna.
A graduate of Studio 58 in Vancouver, Ms Young was most recently seen in the critically acclaimed satire
Proud, at Ottawa’s Great Canadian Theatre Company. Her other stage credits include Frieda in
The Clockmaker at the Thousand Islands Playhouse, Rhoda Dunn in The Age of Arousal
at the Shaw Festival, Karen in And So It Goes at the Factory Theatre and a Maid in the world première of Margaret Atwood’s
The Penelopiad, a co-production between The Royal Shakespeare Company and the Canadian National Arts Centre. She also played Ernestine in
The Anger in Ernest & Ernestine at Theatre Columbus, for which she earned a Dora Nomination for Outstanding Performance.
Sarah Afful, Dion Johnstone, Trish Lindström,
Mike Nadajewski present the Chamber
Dream
A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM, A CHAMBER PLAY | BY WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
DIRECTED BY PETER SELLARS
LOCATION STILL TO BE REVEALED
PREVIEWS START JULY 11 | OPENS JULY 24 | CLOSES SEPTEMBER 20
This intimate production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream, reimagined by director
Peter Sellars, will feature a group of four actors playing all of the roles:
Sarah Afful, Dion Johnstone, Trish Lindström and Mike Nadajewski.
Returning for her third season,
Ms Afful is a recent graduate of the Birmingham Conservatory for
Classical Theatre. This season, she played Mariana in
Measure for Measure and appeared in Mary Stuart. Her previous Stratford credits include roles in
Elektra and The Pirates of Penzance. Ms Afful’s other credits include Margaret in
Much Ado About Nothing and Octavia/Iris in Antony and Cleopatra at Bard on the Beach, as well as roles in
Macbeth: nach Shakespeare at Theatre Conspiracy/Gas Heart, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot at Pound of Flesh/Pacific Theatre and
The Eighth Land at PI Theatre. Her film and television career includes roles on
Smallville, Caprica, Eureka, The Perfect Score and
American Dreams.
Hot off his searing portrayal of Othello, Dion Johnstone will return to participate in Mr. Sellars’s innovative
Dream project. Audiences will remember him from another Stratford Dream, the 2009 production in which he played Oberon. His other memorable performances here include Aaron in
Titus Andronicus, Caliban in The Tempest, Macduff in Macbeth, Edmund in
King Lear and Tom Robinson in To Kill a Mockingbird. Mr. Johnstone has a vast television career as well, including roles on
Flashpoint, Defiance, The Listener and Stargate SG-1.
Mike Nadajewski will celebrate his fifth season in 2014, after delighting audiences as Peter in
Romeo and Juliet and Perchik in Fiddler on the Roof this season. His Stratford highlights include Mordred in
Camelot, Mike in Jacques Brel Is Alive and Well and Living in Paris and Amiens in
As You Like It. He will also be remembered for playing Peter in Jesus Christ Superstar, a role which he reprised on Broadway and at La Jolla Playhouse, and Hero in
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, which he reprised
in a Mirvish production in Toronto. A graduate of the Birmingham
Conservatory, Mr. Nadajewski is also the co-founder of Talk Is Free
Theatre.
Tickets for the 2014 season will go on sale to
Members of the Stratford Festival on November 11, 2013, and to the
general public on January 4, 2014. To purchase tickets at that time,
visit stratfordfestival.ca or call the box office at
1.800.567.1600.
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