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Stratford Festival 2023 Playbill

The Stratford Festival 2023 playbill is a HIT!.

I’ve collected all the Stratford Festival reviews and created a handy list of the shows, along with the very informative house programs, below.

Highlights of the Stratford Festival 2023 Playbill Include:

  • Broadway’s original Anne Boelyn from the musical “Six,” Andrea Macasaet, takes on the role of Mimi in “Rent.”
  • Director, actor Paul Gross returns to the Stratford stage for the first time in 23 years as the titular character in “King Lear.”
  • 2022 breakout star Amaka Umeh returns as Rosaline in “Love’s Labour’s Lost.”
  • Antoni Cimolino directs “Grand Magic” starring Geraint Wyn Davies, Sarah Orenstein and Gordon S. Miller.

Two New Plays

  • “Frankenstein Revived:” A movement-based show that promises to be a spectacle to the eye.
  • “Casey and Diana:” The true story of Princess Diana’s 1991 visit to Toronto HIV hospice The Casey House.

Stratford Festival 2022 Playbill

FESTIVAL THEATRE:

Rent

June 2 – October 28
By Johnathan Larson
Directed by Thom Allison
Festival Theatre

Running time: Two hours and 40 minutes, including one 20-minute intermission.

Get the house program.

  • Read all the reviews at this link.
  • Seen it? We’d Love to know what you thought. Leave your review at this link via Facebook.

King Lear

May 30-October 29
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Kimberley Rampersad
Festival Theatre

Running time: Two hours and 53 minutes, including one 18-minute intermission.

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  • Read all the reviews at this link.
  • Seen it? We’d love to know what you thought. Leave your review at this link via Facebook.

Much Ado About Nothing

June 16 – October 27
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Chris Abraham
Festival Theatre

Get the house program.

  • Read all the reviews, as they become available, at this link.
  • Seen it? We’d love to know what you thought. Leave your review at this link via Facebook.

Les Belles-Soeurs

August 8 – Oct 28
Opens August 25
By Michel Tremblay
Directed by Esther Jun
Festival Theatre

House program to come.

  • Read all the reviews, as they become available, at this link.
  • Seen it? We’d love to know what you thought. Leave your review at this link via Facebook.

AVON THEATRE:

Monty Python’s Spamalot

May 31 – October 28
By Eric Idle
Directed by Lezlie Wade
Avon Theatre

Runtime: Two hours and 14 minutes, including one 20-minute intermission.

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  • Read all the reviews at this link.
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A Wrinkle in Time

May 18 – October 29
Opens June 17
By Madeleine L’Engle
Directed by Thomas Morgan Jones
Avon Theatre

Runtime: One hour and 35 minutes, including one 20-minute intermission.

Get the house program.

  • Read all the reviews, as they become available, at this link.
  • Seen it? We’d love to know what you thought. Leave your review at this link via Facebook.

Frankenstein Revived

August 6 – October 28
Opens August 24
By Morris Panych
Directed by Morris Panych
Avon Theatre

House program to come.

  • Read all the reviews, as they become available, at this link.
  • Seen it? We’d love to know what you thought. Leave your review at this link via Facebook.

 

TOM PATTERSON THEATRE:

Grand Magic

June 3 – September 29
By Eduardo De Filippo
Directed by Antoni Cimolino
Tom Patterson Theatre

Running time: Two hours and 37 minutes, including two 18-minute intermissions.

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  • Read all the reviews at this link.
  • Seen it? We’d love to know what you thought. Leave your review at this link via Facebook.

Richard II

June 20 – September 28
Opens June 17
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Jillian Keiley
Tom Patterson Theatre

Runtime: Two hours and 39 minutes, including one 20-minute intermission.

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  • Read all the reviews, as they become available, at this link.
  • Seen it? We’d love to know what you thought. Leave your review at this link via Facebook.

Wedding Band

June 20 – October 1
Opens July 14
By Alice Childress
Directed by Sam White
Tom Patterson Theatre

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  • Read all the reviews, as they become available, at this link.
  • Seen it? We’d love to know what you thought. Leave your review at this link via Facebook.

STUDIO THEATRE:

Casey and Diana

June 1 – June 17
By Nick Green
Directed by Andrew Kushnir
Studio Theatre

Runtime: Two hours and 29 minutes, including one 20-minute intermission.

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  • Read all the reviews at this link. 
  • Seen it? We’d love to know what you thought. Leave your review at this link via Facebook.

Women of the Fur Trade

July 8 – July 30
Opens July 15
By Frances Koncan
Directed by Yvette Nolan
Studio Theatre

House program to come.

  • Read all the reviews, as they become available, at this link.
  • Seen it? We’d love to know what you thought. Leave your review at this link via Facebook.

Love Labour’s Lost

August 23 – October 1
Opens September 9
By William Shakespeare
Directed by Peter Pasyk
Studio Theatre

House program to come.

  • Read all the reviews, as they become available, at this link.
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Stratford Festival 2023 Playbill

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15 June 2023
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