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Theatre
Stratford prepares for
1976 season
The 1975 summer theatre season seems
hardly over but already the Stratford Festival
is well advanced on its 1976 season.
Brochures have gone out in time for the
Christmas season offering gift certificates
which can be exchanged for tickets and many
other momentos of the Festival.
Next season, of course, promises to be a
strong one at the box office, barring the
whims of the economy, as such major stars as
Maggie Smith, Hume Cronyn, Jessica Tandy
and John Calicos walk the boards.
The Festival Theatre next year will feature
The Merchant of Venice, Anthony and
Cleopatra (starring Miss Smith as Cleopatra),
A midsummer Night's Drbam, The Way of
the World and a repeat of Measure for
Measure from the 1975 season. Over at the
Avon theatre Robin Phillips and William Hutt
will co -direct Hamlet and The Tempest. Mr.
Hutt will also join the young company for the
latter and such main stage favourites as Pat
Galloway, Pat Bently-Fisher, Richard Mon-
ette and Nicholas Pennell will take part in
Hamlet.
Mr. Hutt will make his appearance again as
Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being
Earnest which will undergo a full-scale
revival after appearing at The Third Stage in
1975. An original play The Book of Eve,
adapted by Larry Fineberg from Constance
Beresford-Howe's novel about Eve who sets
off at age 65 to discover who she really is, will
also be included in the Avon season. The final
presentation will be Three Sisters by
Chekhov.
Music
London Youth
orchestra
to visit Scotland
If all goes well, the London Youth
Orchestra will be on its way to Aberdeen
Scotland next August to take part in the
International Festival on Youth orchestras.
But first there's the little matter of rising
$72,000.
That's how much it will cost the members
of the orchestra to travel to Scotland. It
doesn't seem like so much however when you
figure the cost of travel for orchestras from
Japan, New Zealand and the Fiji Islands.
Orchestras from all over the world live in
residence at the University of Aberdeen
during the festival. It gives the orchestra
members a great chance to meet people from
'other countries, exchange know-how and
perform in Scotland and London, England.
Joy Buyer, secretary-general of the
International Festival of Youth Orchestras
visited London recently to speak about the
festival to parents and young people involved.
She had been around the world on her tour
talking to people from all the countries that
will be represented.
She was able to assure everyone that the
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