Sara Farb plays Rosalind in As You Like It at this year’s Stratford Festival.David Hou/Supplied
The famous Stratford Festival is in full swing, and theatre fans from across the country and beyond are flocking to catch some unique performances – from reimaginings of iconic Shakespearean plays to more modern theatrical offerings.
But where do you start, and what is worth seeing this year? Aisling Murphy, the Globe’s theatre reporter, has been following this year’s Stratford Festival since it kicked off last month – reviewing shows from Anne of Green Gables to a ‘90s biker bar reimagining of Macbeth. Murphy has also been covering Toronto’s Shaw Festival, Ottawa Fringe, and much more.
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On Tuesday, June 24 at noon ET, Murphy will be answering reader questions about this year’s Stratford Festival, the best performances to see, and her reporting on Canada’s theatre industry as a whole.
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What’s the can’t-miss show at this year’s Stratford Festival? How does the show lineup compare to previous years? What goes on behind the scenes? Submit your questions now.
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On Tuesday, June 24 at noon ET, Murphy will be answering reader questions about this year’s Stratford Festival, the best performances to see, and her reporting on Canada’s theatre industry as a whole. Submit your questions in the form below.
