Here are some photo highlights.
The ensemble of 42nd Street
Cynthia Dale and Kyle Blair in 42nd Street
Naomi Costain and Geoffrey Tyler in 42nd Street
Christopher Plummer in A Word or Two
Christopher Plummer in A Word or Two
Christopher Plummer in A Word or Two
Andrew Broderick and Erica Peck in You're A Good Man Charlie Brown
Erica Peck and Ken James Stewart in You're A Good Man Charlie Brown
Stephen Patterson in You're A Good Man Charlie Brown
The cast of You're A Good Man Charlie Brown
John Vickery in Cymbeline
Graham Abbey and Cara Ricketts in Cymbeline
The cast of Cymbeline
Yanna McIntosh in Elektra
Seana McKenna and the cast of Elektra
Jacquelyn French, Barbara Fulton, Monique Lund, Sarah Afful and Ayrin Mackie in Elektra
Aaron Krohn in Henry V
Bethany Jillard and Deborah Hay
Timothy D. Stickney, David Collins, Aaron Krohn, James Blendick, Tyrone Savage and Stephen Russell in Henry V
Aaron Krohn in Henry V
Alon Nashman in Hirsch
Alon Nashman in Hirsch
Alon Nashman in Hirsch
Bethany Jillard in Much Ado About Nothing
Andrea Runge and Bethany Jillard in Much Ado About Nothing
Deborah Hay in Much Ado About Nothing
Juan Chioran, James Blendick, Ben Carlson and Tyrone Savage in Much Ado About Nothing
Sean Arbuckle, Kyle Blair and Gabrielle Jones in The Pirates of Penzance
Kyle Blair and Amy Wallace in Pirates of Penzance
Cylla von Tiedemann
Gabrielle Jones, Kyle Blair and Sean Arbuckle in The Pirates of Penzance
The cast of The Pirates of Penzance
John Beale and Daniel MacIvor in The Best Brothers
Daniel MacIvor in The Best Brothers
John Beale in The Best Brothers
Cara Ricketts and Skye Brandon in The Matchmaker
Seana McKenna in The Matchmaker
Josh Epstein in The Matchmaker
Richard Alan Campbell, Greg Campbell, Richard Clarkin, Jacob James, Linda Prystawska, Mac Fyfe, Michaela Washburn and Anand Rajaram in The War of 1812
Richard Clarkin, Mac Fyfe, Richard Alan Campbell, Michaela Washburn, Anand Rajaram, Jacob James, Greg Campbell and Linda Prystawska in The War of 1812
Linda Pristawska in The War of 1812
Jacob James in The War of 1812
Robin Hutton in Wanderlust
Dan Chameroy and Tom Rooney in Wanderlust
Lucy Peacock, Heather McGuigan and Diana Coatsworth
Read Mark Shenton's LETTER FROM STRATFORD.
The Stratford Shakespeare Festival's 2012 season continues to Oct. 28 in Stratford, Ontario. The full season includes Much Ado About Nothing; 42nd Street, The Matchmaker; Henry V; You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown; The Pirates of Penzance; A Word or Two (now closed); Cymbeline; Wanderlust; Elektra; MacHomer (now closed); The Best Brothers; Hirsch and The War of 1812 (now closed). For more information, visit stratfordfestival.ca.
